OCC Lip tar long wear?

Jan 17, 2013

Nicole S.

I just got this, its it good for long wear like at school? I'm really excited about it and want to know what you think about them!!!!

Jan 17, 2013

Shelley W.

Its not coming off till you want it to come off has been my experience. Its very drying though so I highly suggest applying a thin swipe of lip balm before application.

Jan 17, 2013

Nicole S.

do I need to put the primer they suggest underneath?

Jan 17, 2013

Not really Nicole. A good lip balm would work just fine as a primer. I use the Fresh lip treatment underneath my lip tar and it stays put until I eat lunch. And even after lunch, my lips are still "stained" from the morning application. Hope that helps

Jan 17, 2013

Nicole S.

Thank! What colors do you have? I would really like to get more of them

Jan 18, 2013

Christine K.

My suggestion is to have NSFW as a base color. Then buy the primary mixing colors (white, black, blue and yellow). From those - you will literally have an endless supply of lip shades to make. In fact, I created the same colors that OCC has out now just from mixing the NSFW with a primary mixing lip tar. Definitely fun to play with :)

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