How To Apply Lipstick

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Lips are very imported part of our face.Our lips so look beautiful we use lipstick.You can apply lip liner before applying the lipstick on your lips.

Nothing says glamour like a swish of lipstick. It’s convenient, cheap and with a bit of practice you don’t even need a mirror to put it on. Here’s 4Beauty’s guide to applying lipstick, and how to find the right kind for your needs.

You will need

Lipstick
Lip balm, if your lips are dry
Lipstick brush
Lip gloss

Don’t play up the eyes and the mouth Women who wear heavy eye makeup and dark lipstick can look clownish. If you want to wear This is a link red lipstick, keep the rest of your makeup light. If you are playing up the eyes, keep your mouth light with a gloss or light lip color that doesn’t stand out.

Lip Brushes

Using a lip brush is cost-effective as you use less product each time you apply it and can use the brush to get right to the bottom of the tube for that last bit of colour. Professional make-up artists prefer brushes because they give them more control over the lipstick, and it will last longer on your lips. Brushes also make it easier to blend lipstick into your lipliner.

Lip Liners

Lining the lips gives you the chance to cheat a bit with the shape of your mouth: you can even out lopsided lips or carefully draw them slightly fuller. Use a lip liner the same shade as your natural lip colour. Many make-up artists use lip liner to help lipstick last a long time: colour in your lips with the lip liner to create a base for lipstick to cling to.

Types of Lipstick: What’s Right for You?

How to choose your lipstick depends on which finish you fancy, and, crucially, how dry your lips are. After all, you don’t want to be splitting your lips every time you crack a smile.

Matte Lipstick

Matte lipstick offers bold, flat, gloss-free colour and should not be attempted by the faint of heart or dry of lip! It contains more pigment and fewer emollients than other lipsticks so dehydrated lips will stay dehydrated – but it does last a lot longer. Matte lipstick is a favourite with fans of the retro look.

Sheer Lipstick

Sheer lipsticks are great for anyone prone to dry lips (as they contain a high proportion of oil) and for women who like a natural look. Even shades that look dark or bright in the tube will translate into barely-there on the lips.

Creme Lipstick

This type of lipstick has the intense colour of a matte but with a more forgiving texture and less flat finish. It can still be too dry for women with dry lips, but it lasts well.

Satin and Moisturising Lipstick

These lipsticks contain more oils than their cream equivalents (as well as additional moisturisers, such as Vitamin E) but the colour is not as strong on the lips and they need to be re-applied regularly. They’re the ideal choice for anyone with dry lips – the glossier the lipstick the more moisturising and comfortable it’s likely to be.

Lip Tint and Lip Stains

Lip tints and stains are liquids that drench lips in colour but don’t contain wax. They are often used with gloss on drier lips.

Apply a second layer.

Add the colour back – apply a second layer of lipstick over the powder.
You have now got beautifully, evenly applied lipstick that will last for hours.
Don’t ‘smoosh’ your lips together, it will ruin all the careful work you have just put in.

Lipstick on teeth is not a good look, but it’s easy to prevent. Just make an ‘O’ with your mouth, put your finger in, close your mouth, and pull out your finger.