Finding the perfect shade of lipstick can Cat 3 moviesbe a doggone difficult task, but it was no problem for this little guy.
Australian author Jenna Guillaume posted this photo of her dog, Jasper, wearing an absolutely perfect shade of pink.
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According to Jenna, he got into a tube of "Obsessive Compulsive Cosmetics Lip Tar that is no longer on the market."
Despite the tragedy that Jenna will no longer be able to wear said lipstick, at least Jasper seized the opportunity to match his nails to his lipstick and get a great photo out of it.
We're sure Jenna will be keeping her lipstick a little more locked down from here on out.
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