How to avoid lipstick pash rash @ clubs?

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Jasi O.

Sep 20, 2014

Jasi O.

#noshame
Other then the obvious "don't kiss anyone" cause that ain't happening haha 😘😘
It's only really relevant to red lipstick lol

W J.

Sep 20, 2014

W J.

What's a pash rash? ðŸ˜¥

Jasi O.

Sep 20, 2014

Jasi O.

It's like when someone kisses you and you end up having lipstick all over your mouth and around it, but it can also happen when you rub your mouth or anything haha:) sorry I didn't explain that too we'll I'm not feeling to well ATM haha😄😄

Kitty K.

Sep 20, 2014

Kitty K.

Using a lip liner and primer before application, and setting your liquid with translucent powder.
I recommend d sticking to liquid lipsticks, they usually don't budge and are perfect for long wear.

Kendra H.

Sep 20, 2014

Kendra H.

I understand you girl! I'm a wearer of red lipstick almost everyday and that is the WORST part about it. I use a lip primer and the. Line my lips. I fill in lightly with the pencil then go over it with my choice of color. For a glossy finish I do a coat of gloss and top it with my primer (it's weird but it helps) for a matte finish I tab a little translucent powder over my lips. Both these tricks just help to seal the color in. If you're looking for something with little to no transfer I recommend the line crime velvatines... I normally don't recommend line crime products BUT those lipstick DONT budge!

Jasi O.

Sep 20, 2014

Jasi O.

Wow okay awesome girls thankyou so much, what lip primers do you use/recommend? Possibly drug store and available in australia

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