How to keep lipstick from staining?

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Pink E.

Aug 6, 2014

Pink E.

I love wearing wet n wild dollhouse pink as my favorite lip color.. but the lip stain it leaves is something serious!...is it anyway to keep lipstick from staining so I won't be scraping my darn lips off my face in frustration?? btw I always put tons of lip balm on before hand and it stills stains pretty bad.

Leona S.

Aug 6, 2014

Leona S.

Lip primer :) sephora had a few.

Bry R.

Aug 6, 2014

Bry R.

Wet n wild megalast have a staining issue but when they say megalast, they mean mega last haha.

Pink E.

Aug 6, 2014

Pink E.

Lol exaxtly bryanna but they truly are great lipsticks... and thanks leona ill have to look into that..I sidnt even know lip primer existed >_<

Jackie J.

Aug 6, 2014

Jackie J.

Before you add the lipstick put a little bit of concealer over your lips then put your lipstick on and (this is optional) pat some translucent powder over them not a lot though. I do that all the time and all I wear is wet and wild lipstick and it works very good for me :)

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