Lipstick can boost your attitude in many ways. Whether you’re wearing a full face of makeup or not, just one swipe of lipstick will make you feel confident.
However, nothing is more unpleasant than having a scarlet or hot pink stain around your mouth when your lipstick smudges. Please keep reading to find solutions to stop our lipstick from smudging, transferring, and making it long-lasting.
Tips to Make Your Lipstick Last All Day
STEP 1: Hydrate your lips
First, ensure sure your lips are moisturized and free of flaky or dry skin. To keep your lips hydrated, use a lip balm.
Lip balm will sheer out. if it isn’t allowed to fully absorb into the lips before any additional product is applied.
STEP 2: Line Your Lips
Blot off any extra balm with a tissue after allowing it to absorb into the skin. After that, line your lips with a waterproof lip liner. It is fantastic for creating sharp edges and as a base for the color to adhere. We adore the velvety consistency and all-day wear of the Urban Decay 24/7 Glide-On Lip Pencil.
STEP 3: Choose a lipstick and gently apply it
Matte lipstick is preferable since it lasts longer and smudges less frequently because they have an impenetrable flat texture and few oils or humectants; matte lipsticks transfer or smudge the least.
Exfoliate your lips before applying lipstick if you naturally have dry lips to prevent dry spots from showing. Use your preferred matte after.
By dabbing the product onto your lips rather than swiping it, you may still wear a satin or cream finish and avoid smearing. This will result in a pigmented and precise application.
Up to eight hours of wear are promised by the Giorgio Armani Beauty Lip Power Longwear Satin Lipsticks, which have a pleasant sheen. Apply gloss in the middle of the lips if you wish to wear one because this creates the ideal amount of shine and fullness and is less likely to smear.
STEP 4: Blot
Take a tissue and gently dab the lips after applying without wiping the colour off. This is a fantastic method for thoroughly staining the lips and extending the color.
STEP 5: Apply more Lipstick
After blotting, add a bit of extra lipstick next. Not using enough coats is a typical error individuals make when applying . Apply multiple coats for the ideal, long-lasting finish.
STEP 6: Set Your Lips
Setting your lipstick is the last step in ensuring that your lipstick stays in place. Lightly press a single layer of tissue against your lips and pat loose setting powder with a fluffy brush over them.
With a sponge, apply a little amount of loose translucent powder along the lip’s edge and then sweep it away. This is a wonderful tip for keeping the lipstick in place and staying within the lines.
Stella Hawke