I always put a tiny bit of vaseline on first to create a smooth base. apply lippy, blot with tissue and reapply - this helps it last a longer.
hope that helps xx
2006-12-05 03:29:15
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answered by Kerri 4
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So here's the deal. The key to great looking lipstick is soft supple moist lips. Unfortunately, the skin on our lips is non-porous, which means it can't hydrate itself. It needs our help. Unfortunately, most products we buy to moisturize our lips contain a product called salicylic acid. SA is a drying agent found in a lot of acne treatment products to dry out pimples and blackheads (read the labels). So while the lip balms initially moisturize the lips because the product itself is moist, eventually the SA will dry out the lips. So what do we do? We put on more and more balm until we look like we've been eating Crisco straight from the can! Oddly enough, we keep buying the stuff! Go figure.
Someone else on here recommended the Lip Primer by Mary Kay, and while it's a great base for your lipstick, I'd also recommend the Satin Lips Set by Mary Kay. The Lip Mask gently exfoliates the dead skin from the surface of your lips and the Lip Balm is the only one I know of that doesn't contain salicylic acid! I'm sure there may be one or two others, but I couldn't tell you what they are.
So here's what you do:
Satin Lips Lip Mask (once or twice a week is plenty)
Satin Lips Lip Balm (once daily/as needed)
Mary Kay Lip Primer
Your Favorite Lip Liner
Your Favorite Lipstick
Your Favorite Lip Gloss
Enjoy picture perfect lips everytime that even last through lunch, the ultimate test!
2006-12-05 07:33:47
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answered by SJ 2
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I think the key is to use a high quality lipstick that will moisten and protect you lip all day. I used to believe that all makeup are the same and we pay more money just for marketing. But, last month, for the first time I tried Dior addict lipstick, wow, what a difference, it is creamy and felt so great on my lips. When I got home, I threw out all my drugstore brand makeups. For dry lips, dior addict lipstick is a really great choice, but it is not long lasting though.
2006-12-06 08:47:54
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answered by Jenny 1
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If you want to wear lipstick or any other lip colour you need to prepare your lips properly. This is especially important at this time of year when cold weather and central heating wreak havoc on your poor lips as they don't contain any oil glands. I recommend you try Lipscription by Benefit which costs approx £23. This is a kit containing a lip exfoliator and a balm. The exfoliator is a cream which you gently buff your lips with and then remove with a washcloth or tissue, You then apply the silky balm and allow it to sink in. You will be left with a perfect base for colour. If you are on a tight budget, try applying petrolium jelly to your lips and gently buffing with a toothbrush!
2006-12-07 10:06:07
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answered by Zoe K 2
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Use Blistex (or is it called Blisteze?) the little tiny tube with red lid,ithe original one not the new glossies it is minty and the best thing ever for healing lips and stopping them flake.Make up artist trick of the trade,it works.Put it on as a base under your lippy,apply lip colour with a brush,blot with tissue and top with gloss.use the Blistex at night too or Elizabeth Arden 8 hour cream is fantastic to heal cracked lips or as an overnight moisture treatment.xx
2006-12-05 04:05:27
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answered by Beewick 1
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Do start your day by drinking a glass of plain water first. Then put on your lip balm and glide your lipstick on. This will allow your lipstick to last longer throughout the day too.
2006-12-05 03:32:04
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answered by blueneutron13 2
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I actual have the comparable situation. And as quickly as I shop peeling and determining on at my lips it would not scar besides the fact that it messes them up and makes them uncooked and tough. First you will desire to offer up licking you lips in case you do no longer do no longer difficulty approximately it. 2nd formerly you bypass to mattress persist with chap stick some thing THAT LASTS a protracted time or lip gloss vickys secret has an extremely effective lip gloss that lasts and standard element in the morning moist a wash fabric with heat Water and rub over lips to get off lifeless pores and skin this would additionally be carried out with a toothbrush at the same time as brushing enamel Then persist with gloss or stick.
2016-10-14 01:40:35
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answered by Anonymous
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ha ha well go for putting a bit lip balm over the top or use maybelline 24hour last lipstick thats really good especially on a night out. i find it that good its still on in the morning (dont think im a minger for not takin it off some times im not able bodied to do so lol) :)
2006-12-05 06:58:30
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answered by Anonymous
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Put a coat of chap stick over the lipstick that should help fill in the cracks and moisturize.
2006-12-05 03:29:00
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answered by gumby and pokey 3
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apply a lip balm before lipstick or buy a lipstick that contains vitamin E.
2006-12-05 05:09:42
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answered by Anonymous
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Try Mary Kay Lip Primer. It prevents bleeding into the cracks and puts a base on your lips to moisterize, make it stay on longer and look creamier. I love this product!
2006-12-05 04:18:07
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answered by thinkpinkmeghan 4
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