Need Some Lip Help Please.

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Sarah C.

Nov 24, 2013

Sarah C.

Hiya guys

you know when you get that annoying white line accross your lips where your dry lipstick meets the more watery part of your lips? can't really explain, but how do you prevent this line! you can't exactly apply lipstick to the lower part of your lips lol

Nadzhe G.

Nov 24, 2013

Nadzhe G.

Exfoliating will help get some of the first layer of dead skin off, unfourtunatly unless you want to be eating lipstick all day the line will just be there and its pretty much normal, I usually go in as far as I feel comfortable, and I'm usually pretty much eating it lol.

Sarah C.

Nov 24, 2013

Sarah C.

Haha soo annoying isnt it! thank you:)

Kindasuperficial ..

Nov 24, 2013

Kindasuperficial ..

The only thing I've ever found that helped was applying a bit of clear OCC lip tar to that area. It reconditions the skin, blends the lipstick and dissolves the gunk. I'm not sure how but its amazing.

Sarah C.

Nov 25, 2013

Sarah C.

Omg thank you @kindasuperficial will definitely try it out.

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