Lipstick application questions.!??

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Jackie L.

Nov 5, 2014

Jackie L.

So I wanna know how you guys apply your lipsticks!

if anyone here has Stila liquid lipstick please explain that one!!

and on the pic I'm going to add how do you put it on so it can look like that on the sides and how perfect it looks!!?? I love it! but Idk how to make it look like that..! :(

Jackie L.

Nov 5, 2014

Jackie L.

This is me with lipstick.. I just applied Stila liquid lipstick long wear..

Cat C.

Nov 5, 2014

Cat C.

For more precision you should use s lipliner. A lip brush can also help you apply lip colors in a more neat manner.

Ari M.

Nov 5, 2014

Ari M.

The sides can be done like that using a black lip liner

I apply mine straight from the tube or applicator
My hands are usually very steady

Gisell G.

Nov 5, 2014

Gisell G.

^what cat said :-) try using a lip brush & also when you're done applying it clean it up with your foundation & foundation brush

Fanny L.

Nov 5, 2014

Fanny L.

Use a lip brush if you want the perfectly sculpted line. Work with small strokes and in smaller areas. Build up the opacity instead of globbing it on. After, don't rub your lips together until it is completely set.

Jack B.

Nov 5, 2014

Jack B.

Look up "ombré lip" tutorials to get the look in that picture. You can also use a brush with concealer after applying lipstick to clean up any messy edges.

Jackie L.

Nov 6, 2014

Jackie L.

I don't want the Ombre..
I want it to look like that, flawless.! :)
the edges how its pointy and perfect! how does she do it? and what do you use? what kind of brushes etc..

Jack B.

Nov 6, 2014

Jack B.

Use an angled brush to overdraw the edges of your lips and bring the corners out into a point. I think it's somewhat easy to see in this picture: she overdraw her top lip and extended the line from her bottom lip up so they met at a point. Then filled everything in so it all looks lip the lip. I marked on the second pic approximately what is overdrawn and what's the actual lip. You can then use a concealer brush to straighten your lines if they're not perfect straight.

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