Ombré lips? What's your method?
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Jul 28, 2013
Annie D.
I've seen a few methods of how to achieve bre lips in different style and I would like to see more. If you have a tutorial, don't be shy to post it with your image. ☺
Jul 28, 2013
Diego G.
I have never done it but if I ever did I would probably line the lip with a darker color, lets say purple. After the purple lip liner I would blend it a lil bit towards the center. After that I would add a lighter shade like pink. I would apply a matte lipstick since the lip liner is matte and very dry. I would blend them together to get that gradient effect. Add a lil bit of lip gloss and I would probably be done.
Jul 28, 2013
Annie D.
That's what my method is as well, @diggie.