Best lip primers?

Apr 10, 2013

For longevity of your lipstick, lip pencils are a great lip primer basically. Get a lip pencil similar to your lipstick and line and fill in your lips as well. Put on your lipstick, blot, put one ply tissue on top of your lips and press powder on top of the tissue. The powder will absorb through the tissue to your lips. And reapply lipstick again. Gloss if needed. This is what I do on my clients especially for brides and their lipstick stay on forever. YouTube some tutorials if you're confused. Sorry it is kind of hard to explain lol, hope this helped xx

Apr 10, 2013

Katharina C.

Thanks Lena!<3 I use lip liner but sometimes I feel like it makes it worse ): I will definitely try the powder on the tissue! one question though for the powder my face powder or baby powder or a translucent powder?(: thank you again!

Apr 10, 2013

Lena D.

Preferably translucent powder but I used my foundation powder as well before and it doesn't make a difference :) you're covering it up with lipstick afterwards anyways! And anytime xx

Apr 10, 2013

Katharina C.

Thank youu(:

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