Natural lip enhancing device.

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Rebecca H.

May 3, 2015

Rebecca H.

Is this safe to use I'm seeing it everywhere I don't want use it I'm just wondering cause I heard a lot you can damage your lips and not good for you.

Alexis C.

May 3, 2015

Alexis C.

You can definitely damage your lips and cause bruising on and around your lips. Plus I think the results look very unnatural, they just look really swollen. If you want bigger lips just over line them.

Rebecca H.

May 3, 2015

Rebecca H.

Thanks I'm just asking cause I find it stupid but it everywhere this and there saying it safe but I don't believe them

Cindy R.

May 3, 2015

Cindy R.

agreed with alexis!!

Angela J.

May 3, 2015

Angela J.

I think it's okay as long as you comply with the directions since I know the bigger name brand ones do warn you not to go crazy with too much suction or anything like that. I love the results but they don't last long and I agree with the ladies above that if not used very carefully or maybe even for some people who are prone to bruising and things like that it may not be the best idea.

Bronwyn R.

May 4, 2015

Bronwyn R.

No offense but this thing is so ridiculous lol. I hate this fad, trend whatever. Too faced has a lip plumping product that you apply to your lips that helps. You don't need to suck on a bit of plastic or a shot glass. Damn you Kylie Jenner lol.

Lydia A.

May 4, 2015

Lydia A.

You can try the full lips enhancer by full lips. Works well enough. 1-3 hours I believe. Other alternative you could also try the Dior lips maximizer collagen.

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