FLAT LIPS Add curvature by filling in lips with color, except at the center. Use
a lighter, iridescent shade at the center or add a spot of gloss. Don't
powder. It's the shine that gives the shape.
PUCKERED LIPS Smooth out the tiny vertical lines around the mouth by stretching your
lips between the second and third fingers so that lip color goes on
evenly. First, outline lips with a dry pencil. The less greasy the
color is just at the ridge of the lip line, the less it will bleed into
the tiny lines. Powder over pencil and fill in with lipstick, just to
the inside rim of the pencil line.
UNEVEN LIPS Cover lips with base. Balance any uneven part by outlining the desired
shape with a darker lip pencil. Fill in the area between the pencil
line and the natural lip line with a dark lipstick in the same range as
the lip pencil. Powder, then apply a lighter lipstick shade to the
entire mouth, up to and covering the drawn line.
DROOPY LIPS Cover the natural lip line at corners with a concealer stick. Blend well. Lift the outer corners with a pencil line. Begin by extending the lower lip, taking the line upward. It should touch and go just a bit above the upper lip corner. Then extend the upper lip line to meet it. Set and soften the pencil line with powder and fill in with color.
CRINKLY LIPS
Use lots of shine to draw attention away from the crinkles. A matte finish only makes the lines more obvious. Just apply color and gloss. Don't outline the lips with a darker pencil; don't powder. Just remember, the more your lips shine, the less your crinkles will show. Use petroleum jelly at bedtime to soften lips through the night.
THICK LIPS
Cover your lips with base. Use a pencil half a shade darker than your lipstick to draw your ideal lip shape just inside your natural lip line. Fill in your new lip shape with lipstick.
THIN LIPS
Apply base over your lips. Then outline the shape you want above your natural lip line with a pencil in a shade darker than your principal lipstick color. Next, use a small, thin brush to apply a shade of lipstick in the same color family as the pencil to the area between the pencil line and the natural lip line. Powder over. Finally, apply your principal lipstick color, up to and covering the original darker pencil line.
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