Look pretty in or out of lipstick with soft, smooth, kissable lips. Here’s how to treat dry chapped lips so you can have a beautiful mouth.
Dry chapped lips are not only unattractive, they make a mess of lipstick application. If you want to wear lipstick, or look pretty without it, you need a smooth mouth. A beautiful mouth is a kissable mouth, so don’t forget the rewards you’ll get for your efforts.
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* Always use a lip brush for applying the lipstick for it will help you use less lipstick.
* Applying foundation before lip liner and lipstick will help you achieve a long lasting coverage.
* A thin layer of Chap Stick is the best lip color fixative. And it can help your lipstick to last longer.
* Powder is also a good lip color fixative.
* You should blot lips after applying lipstick, it will help set the color and remove excess of it. You can add a thin layer of loose or pressed powder and then apply color again.
* A thin layer of clear lip-gloss over lipstick can help you turn up the shine of your lips.
* You can turn down too much shine by holding a single-ply tissue to your lips and pressing a little loose powder through it.
* You can lessen the color of a dark or bright lipstick or lip pencil by applying an overcoat of lip-gloss.
* To keep your lips going all the day, first pencil all over lips with a soft lip pencil then apply lipstick over it and blot.
* To keep lipstick off teeth, pucker your lips into an extreme O shape. Cover your finger with a tissue and pole it into your O shaped mouth and slowly twist it out of your mouth. This will help you eliminate any excess color inside your lips.
* To keep lipstick in place while dining keep lips off the utensils. Let your lower teeth and tongue to do the work.
* To get that high voltage shine and color on your lips you can try a lip lacquer either over the lipstick or alone.
* To have that evening special effects you can apply a sheer lip-gloss in silver, gold or an iridescent shade over the lip color.
* Use moisturizer throughout the day or at night.
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Lip liner is optional but if you use it, it should go on first. Don’t use liner darker than your lipstick, because if the lipstick fades and the liner doesn’t, you’re left with just an outline. Use neutral or lipstick-matched liner.
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