Lip balm/ lipstick

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Caroline J.

Sep 6, 2014

Caroline J.

Should I remove lip balm before applying lipstick?

Rissa G.

Sep 6, 2014

Rissa G.

I personally do

Kate R.

Sep 6, 2014

Kate R.

I don't

Cady V.

Sep 6, 2014

Cady V.

I don't either.

Andrea V.

Sep 6, 2014

Andrea V.

I actually use Eos lip balm as a lip primer I find it prevents feathering and makes it last longer:p.

Gabby M.

Sep 6, 2014

Gabby M.

I use only a bit so it doesn't make the lipstick smudge too much :)

Kendra H.

Sep 6, 2014

Kendra H.

I always layer my lipsticks over my lip balm; especially matte lipsticks.

Everyday I put on a layer of balm, line and fill in the lips and then apply my color!

Ashley D.

Sep 6, 2014

Ashley D.

It depends on the finish of the lipstick and how much lip balm you applied. If there is to much it can make the lipstick bleed and change the finish of the lip product. But also if you are using a drying lipstick or a matte product, a little lip balm underneath could really help with the overall appearance of the product on your lips, like making them look less dry.

Emily B.

Sep 6, 2014

Emily B.

I don't, I do it on purpose sort of as a primer

Shannon S.

Sep 6, 2014

Shannon S.

I use it in this order!
Lip balm-Lip stick-Lip gloss

It's like a base,it protects your lips;)

Keep it on!x

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