Make your lip stick last longer!

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Maryann C.

Feb 19, 2014

Maryann C.

Beauty Gurus, here's a tip for you!
If you already know this than excellent! But, if not don't worry it ok! Now is the perfect time to learn.
: Don't you hate it when such pretty lipsticks only last for half the day?
Here your solution:
Take you lipstick, and pull out a blow dryer. Set your lipstick under the blow dryer for about 5-10 seconds. Finally, put it on your lips.
This not only makes your lipstick last longer, but, it also leaves your lips feeling smoother than ever.
Hope this helps! Let me know if it works. Well, that's it. Bye 👋
- xoxo, maryann💋

Simran B.

Feb 19, 2014

Simran B.

Thank's for the tip! :)

Kendra H.

Feb 20, 2014

Kendra H.

You just have to be careful if you have lips that chap super easily beachside that is one way to dry them out quickly and cause them to chap. It happened to me before but just a warning... I know friends who have done this trick and it worked like magic for them!! I think my problem was that the lipstick became super drying just because I kept putting it under the blow dryer... I don't know...

Maryann C.

Feb 20, 2014

Maryann C.

- @Simran B & @ Jacqueline H Welcome!
- @Kendra H It worked great on me, but I see your point if you do have sensitive lips it might be too much.

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