Crayon lipstick? How to make it smoother, and more easy to apply without losing opacity?

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Isabel M.

Feb 9, 2014

Isabel M.

Title pretty much says it all! I have done this before and did not use enough color, and came out with hard glosses that I never ended up using, today AFTER making more, trying to make them more opaque and less glossy, I realized that they were going to come out harder than before!! How can I make the lippies come out smoother and glossier without losing opacity? These are the ones I made earlier, and sorry about the messiness I had some technical difficulties! Please help!

Ashley L.

Feb 9, 2014

Ashley L.

Maybe add more of the oil you used.

ramie x.

Feb 9, 2014

ramie x.

It also depends on the brand of crayons that you use for me roseart doesn't work well and is hard to apply, crayola is my favorite what did you add? As in oils or Vaseline?

Isabel M.

Feb 9, 2014

Isabel M.

I use crayola! I only added coconut oil, which I do believe was not enough! They've dried and they are horrible. I will be reattempting soon, with more oil! And maybe some Shea butter if I can find it!

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