A Sealer For Lipstick.

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Larissa M.

Mar 11, 2013

Larissa M.

I heard there is a sealer out there that helps lock lipstick color so it doesn't ware are easily. For example, you won't see it come off from glasses after you drink ect. Does anyone know of any?

Danii C.

Mar 11, 2013

Danii C.

I think there's one called lipcote :)

Cat R.

Mar 11, 2013

Cat R.

Lipcote is they best!

Jazmin R.

Mar 11, 2013

Jazmin R.

I don't but you could seal it with lip liner..just find the color that matches your lipstick..and put a coat of foundation or concealer before your lipstick...what color do you use on your lips?

Larissa M.

Mar 11, 2013

Larissa M.

I vary on the color I use so is have to get many liners. Ladies, does it leave a matte or luster finish?

Jazmin R.

Mar 11, 2013

Jazmin R.

I put a creamy lipstick with lip liner so I play with it..if you use a matte lipstick and lip liner its going to be matte..go on you tube and type in red velvet lips...its by kandee johnson..thats were I learned to get lasting lip color..and you could play with it and make it your own.

Lolli S.

Mar 12, 2013

Lolli S.

I use benefit plumper but it holds my lipstick.you can try concealer but tiny dots nt much.

Bryanna S.

Mar 12, 2013

Bryanna S.

If I remember right, Mehron also carries a lip sealant. My sister uses it for bridal makeup.

Larissa M.

Mar 12, 2013

Larissa M.

I found lipcote! It's UK, I'm from US, and with shippings it's still only $10. Excited!

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