The problem with lipstick.

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Brittany M.

Jan 6, 2014

Brittany M.

I love lipstick so much but everytime I wear it, it dries out my lips soo bad :(

Rebecca V.

Jan 6, 2014

Rebecca V.

Put on some chapstick before you put on your lipstick!

Alexzia A.

Jan 6, 2014

Alexzia A.

Moisturizer your lips with lip balm 10 minutes before putting on lipstick!💋

Jasmin B.

Jan 6, 2014

Jasmin B.

Definitely apply a good chapstick or hydrating lip balm before applying the lipstick. Also, matte formulas are the most drying so if you're worried dryness, try a lipstick with a satin finish, or basically a lipstick with a shiny finish since they are less drying.

Jayde K.

Jan 6, 2014

Jayde K.

The new whisper lip butter from revlon I believe is amazing! Feels like a gloss looks like a lipstick and feels amazing!

Cat C.

Jan 6, 2014

Cat C.

All good advise but also make sure you're exfoliating your lips regularly (maybe 2-3 times a week) and always apply lipbalm. I love baby lips and they are very moisturizing. As for the exfoliator, Lush has some good ones that taste like bubble gum and popcorn and elf has one that tastes like sugar and smells like coffee lol :)

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