ThePerfectScore
Well-known member
I have very full lips and I tend to think the size of my lips makes it harder for lip color to stay in the line. It's weird because one day I screamed really loud... so my mouth was wide open and I ended up getting lip color on my chin....
I have no clue how that happened, but my only explanation is because my lips are big.
The color mostly seems to feather out and end up outside my lip line... I've tried the lipliner to fill in the lips. I even heard a tip that tracing around the lip line with a translucent powder helps to keep color within the lips. Nothing works!
Since I know for a fact that UDPP keeps eye shadow in place despite my constant rubbing my eyes would a light layer of UDPP on my lips help keep the color in place? I know people use concealer on their lips, but maybe I need a thicker concealer b/c my M·A·C Select Moisturecover concealer does not seem like it will fit the bill.
I'm starting to LOVE playing with lip color since I bought 15 NYX Diamond Sparkle Lipglosses, so someone please help it stay on my lips! I do not expect any lipgloss or lipstick to be able to survive eating, drinking, kissing, etc. But at least let it last through talking.
So thanks for any Recs on primers... or any thoughts about using UDPP on lips.
The color mostly seems to feather out and end up outside my lip line... I've tried the lipliner to fill in the lips. I even heard a tip that tracing around the lip line with a translucent powder helps to keep color within the lips. Nothing works!
Since I know for a fact that UDPP keeps eye shadow in place despite my constant rubbing my eyes would a light layer of UDPP on my lips help keep the color in place? I know people use concealer on their lips, but maybe I need a thicker concealer b/c my M·A·C Select Moisturecover concealer does not seem like it will fit the bill.
I'm starting to LOVE playing with lip color since I bought 15 NYX Diamond Sparkle Lipglosses, so someone please help it stay on my lips! I do not expect any lipgloss or lipstick to be able to survive eating, drinking, kissing, etc. But at least let it last through talking.
So thanks for any Recs on primers... or any thoughts about using UDPP on lips.