You might think applying lipstick is a no-brainer, but one false move and you could end up looking like a sad, crazy clown.
For longer-lasting coverage, apply foundation to your lips before beginning.
If your lips are dry or chapped, you should also consider exfoliating them before you begin with a lip-exfoliating product or your toothbrush and petroleum jelly.
Dab on a little colorless lip balm to keep your lips moist, and blot with a tissue.
Line your lips with a nude lip liner, then fill in.
Apply a thin layer of lipstick from the tube or, for more precise control, use a lip brush.
Start at the middle of your lips and blend out, being careful not to apply too heavily at the corners.
Blot your lips with a tissue, then lightly dust on a little translucent powder to set the color.
Apply another thin layer of lipstick, blot on a tissue, and dust with translucent powder again once or twice, layering on the lipstick to increase the staying power and saturation of the color.
Apply a final layer of lipstick.
To keep the color off your teeth, put your index finger in your mouth, pucker your lips around it, and pull it out. Excess color on the inner edges of your lips will be removed by your finger.
For shinier lips, dab on some lip gloss and, if you’re feeling extra “pouty,” add a little shimmery lipstick in the same family as your original color to your lower lip.
The winners of a recent “longest kiss” competition locked lips for a full 44 hours — talk about staying power!
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Pretty..
about 1 year ago by vinci
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