Lip Bruise Help!?

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Jenny F.

Jul 5, 2013

Jenny F.

So I have a bruise on my lip, my camera is broken and my webcam is crap so I can't get a picture of it. But it pretty much looks like the one on that picture but it's a little smaller and on my bottom lip.
Any help for treating it/getting rid of it faster!? I really don't like the look of it.
right now it isn't inflamed or painful or anything like that, either.

Katarina M.

Jul 5, 2013

Katarina M.

Maybe ice it.
To cover it, put concealer over your lips and try a lipstick or lipgloss.

Jenny F.

Jul 5, 2013

Jenny F.

@Jenna, I realize it's ew? That's kind of why I want it gone?
@Katarina, I have concealer, lip liner, and lipstick all over it right now so it's not noticeable, haha. I'll try icing it, though. Thank you!

Lynzie B.

Jul 5, 2013

Lynzie B.

How did you get a bruise on your lip? I think you have to wear lipstick to cover it. I don't know what you could do to heal it faster.

Halle C.

Jul 5, 2013

Halle C.

How did you get a bruise on your lip?

Mimi S.

Jul 5, 2013

Mimi S.

Jenna shut up or in future someone will staple your stupid mouth shut. Jenny you can put lipstick over the bruise.

Jenny F.

Jul 6, 2013

Jenny F.

@Lynzie & Halle, Uhh, I was hoping no one would ask how, haha. But I was kissing someone and they were sucking on my lower lip a lot and it bruised. I kind of bruise really easily.
@Daisy, thank you, dear <3 I have been. I need to touch it up like every hour to keep it hidden, though. It's a tricky bruise.

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