Rule 1: Unless you're going for a patent leather-y bold lip
color, always go with a sheer bright or dark gloss hue. Opaque bold glosses are
nearly impossible to keep looking neat, and they create a more over-the-top
look than most of us are going for.
BMPRO's long lasting lipgloss looks good on everyone
Rule 2: If you buy a gloss that doesn't seem to mesh well
with your skin tone, mix it with clear gloss or petroleum jelly to make it more
wearable. ".
Rule #3: If you have fine lines around your mouth, choose a
gloss shade that's "close to your skin tone. This will
make any bleeding that occurs with gloss less obvious.
Rule 4: Don't get caught with any icky gloss mouth. You
know how some people seem to have a gloss/saliva combo collecting in the
corners of their mouth and along the inside rim of their lips? We hope you're
nodding. This can be prevented by exfoliating lips regularly. She
uses the simple "Vaseline with a warm washcloth" trick to get rid of
excess skin. If that doesn't solve the issue, carry Q-Tips with you to swipe the
excess gloss/skin/saliva/whatever-it-is off the corners and inner rims of your
mouth.
Rule 5: Protect your lips. "Wearing lip gloss is like
wearing oil on your body," says Babaian, so you need to protect your lips
with sunscreen.
Rule 6: "Don't rub your lips together. It pushes the lip gloss outward so your lips no longer look
finished."
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