Tips to keep lip colour on for longer on dry lips!

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Sharynn B.

Jun 17, 2013

Sharynn B.

So guys! I have quite big dry lips and when I wear lipstick or gloss they jus become dry and/or the colour comes off pretty much straight away. Any tips on how to make lips hydrated before applying and to keep colour for longer??

Jennifer J.

Jun 17, 2013

Jennifer J.

Umm Chapstick before color and lipgloss after..

Anna S.

Jun 17, 2013

Anna S.

Try Chapstick then lip stain

Mei L.

Jun 17, 2013

Mei L.

Before do makeup , 1stly moisture yr lip by using lipbalm or vaseline. then you continue apply skincare and makeup. after done all. just take a tissue to wipe it gently then apply lipstick, after tat take a tissue to dap it gently then apply 2nd time lipstick. hope this can help you :)

Brittany A.

Jun 17, 2013

Brittany A.

What Mei said, but also after wiping the slickness of the lipbalm away apply lip primer or color your whole lips in with a lip pencils. And set the lipstick with a translucent finishing powder.

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