Anyone else have this problem??

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Stephanie G.

Mar 2, 2015

Stephanie G.

My upper lip is much lighter than my lower lip. It makes my upper lip look thin---which it's not...at all. I don't really use lipstick, just tinted Chapstick. I hate how lipstick looks on my lips. Any tips, tricks, or advice?

Stephanie G.

Mar 2, 2015

Stephanie G.

Here's a closer look lol the duckface is so you can see the whole lip

M G.

Mar 2, 2015

M G.

I have thanks problem. what I find helps define my upper lip is out lining it with a lip pencil. makes a big difference.

Jenny A.

Mar 2, 2015

Jenny A.

Definitely use a lip liner. Try to find one that's close to your skin tone so you can fill in a bit. Rimmel East End Snob or NYX Nectar might be good choices for you. There are lots of lipsticks out there that have a more natural look that would blend with the lip liner.

Shelley W.

Mar 2, 2015

Shelley W.

I have the opposite problem...bottom lip lighter than upper lip. It really doesn't bother me too much but I find that using opaque lipsticks make them look even in tone so I don't have the two-toned look going on. For lippies that are light in the pigmentation department...filling in the lips with a matching lip liner works wonders.

Jamie Estele G.

Mar 6, 2015

Jamie Estele G.

You could also use a lip stain

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