Lip Stick/Gloss that Loves to share itself on my teeth... Help Please.

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Kt S.

Aug 13, 2013

Kt S.

When I wear Lip Stick/Gloss I ALWAYS end up with it on my teeth...

Does anyone know Any tips that may help?

( I know the tissue paper between my lips helps a-little but... not much, and in the pic it shows I like Dark Red lips... )

Clara G.

Aug 13, 2013

Clara G.

Put your index finger in your mouth (just the tip will do lol) while wrapping your lips around it and then slide it out. It removed the extra lipstick on the inside of your lips (which is what causes your teeth to get color on them) :) hope I helped!

Kt S.

Aug 13, 2013

Kt S.

^.^ Oh thank you Very much! I'm going to try this tomorrow, thank you So much!

Jaime T.

Aug 13, 2013

Jaime T.

I do the same thing Clara does and it helps! ;)

Kt S.

Aug 13, 2013

Kt S.

Oh Very awesome!
I'll be SUCH-A happy camper if this works :) Thank you

Clara G.

Aug 13, 2013

Clara G.

No problem! :) I'm terrified of having lipstick on my teeth whenever I wear it and it makes me happy to be able to help a fellow sister in need :)) xx

Jeanette N.

Aug 13, 2013

Jeanette N.

I always do the finger trick! my mother taught me when I was 16! It always works for me!

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