Lip pencils and lip crayons?

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Constance X.

Jan 21, 2014

Constance X.

Hey girlies! I was wondering what's the difference between the two? Is the crayon thicker than the pencil and harder to spread? And anywhere I can get them from? Light pink colour suggestions? Thanks 💋

Sapphire K.

Jan 21, 2014

Sapphire K.

Crayons are more like thick tinted balms, pencils are drier and much smaller. Those chubby sticks from...oh Emma stone models for them? I'm sorry I have the memory of a goldfish sometimes.

Liz B.

Jan 21, 2014

Liz B.

Revlon is what sapphire is talking about. Crayons are creamy and usually a balm pencils are hard and more colored usually.

Hannah K.

Jan 21, 2014

Hannah K.

Lip pencils are also commonly referred to as lip liners, they're used to prevent feathering and moving of your lip colors. Lip crayons generally have the effect of a sheer lipstick/tinted lip balm. Clinique, Revlon and Tarte do great ones.

Constance X.

Jan 21, 2014

Constance X.

Thanks you girls, I really want to buy a crayon and test it out.

Marleen B.

Jan 22, 2014

Marleen B.

Lip pencils (liners) are meant to line your lips to keep your lipcolor from traveling onto your face or to cheat your lipline. Although you can fill in your whole lip with them to give your lipstick extra staying power. Lip crayons come in several formulas. Sheer balmy types, creamy satins & velvety mattes. They are meant to be worn like a lipstick. Revlon, Neutrogena, & Covergirl all carry them. Also, Tarte, Clinique & Nars also have them.

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