How To Stop Lips From Being Dry With Lipstick.

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Skyler P.

Oct 9, 2013

Skyler P.

So whenever I put on lipstick, I always moisturize before I put it on. but a few minutes later my lips are cracked and dry and the color is splochy. how can I prevent this?

Kavneet C.

Oct 9, 2013

Kavneet C.

Make sure your lips are exfoliated so all the dead skin is off then moisturize, it may also be the lipstick you use it all depends

Lucia M.

Oct 9, 2013

Lucia M.

I put on a layer of vaseline or clear lip balm underneath before applying xx

Faith J.

Oct 9, 2013

Faith J.

Do a layer of moisturizer then apply your lipstick and Then apply more moisturizer

Janet T.

Oct 9, 2013

Janet T.

Exfoliate and use a lip primer.

Vanessa O.

Oct 9, 2013

Vanessa O.

Exfoliate, then I apply my rosebud salve.

Elizabeth D.

Oct 10, 2013

Elizabeth D.

Right after you put on your moisturizer do the rest I your makeup put on another coat then blot it lightly so it's still moisturizing but not creamy, then put on your lipstick, blot, lipstick again I do the bolting thing two three times.

Skyler P.

Oct 10, 2013

Skyler P.

I exfoliate using the bristles on my toothbrush, then moisturize, and then put in the lipstick.

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