Lips Too Dark!

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Cynthia T.

May 5, 2013

Cynthia T.

Hi, I am curious to know if anyone knows a good way to fade out my lip color. naturally my top lip is dark and bottom looks like I had lip liner that is wearing off in the middle. lipsticks I use never look right. especially more nude colors.

Marcia M.

May 5, 2013

Marcia M.

Color corrector, Concealer, then add the lip liner color of your choice and your lipstick and gloss (if you want). Looks funny during the process, but you will be happy with the outcome.

Richard Ray I.

May 7, 2013

Richard Ray I.

I start of with lip balm and my powder foundation to correct (I use mac's studio fix powder), then the liner and lipstick. the lip balm will moisturize while the powder foundation will neutralize. hope that helps!

Alexis R.

May 14, 2013

Alexis R.

@Richard, I'll try a few more times but I've never had any luck with powder foundation under lipstick, somehow it just doesn't look right - what product are you using??

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