GIVE A BEAUTIFUL LOOK TO YOUR LIPS

Do you sometimes think that you would kill for beautiful full lips? Sure, you could get Collagen implants, or tattooed outlines around your lip... But it?s a little bit excessive, I?m sure you?ll agree! There are other cheaper, and much more practical, ways of achieving a similar affect. Here?s how to get beautiful full lips in four easy steps...


Step one: Lip balm babe

Prepare your delicate lips with a generous slick of lip balm in advance. Nobody likes cracked and frayed lips! And in this cold winter weather its important to take more care than usual. (Cold weather will dry the moisture from your lips). Make sure that the lip balm has sunk a little before you go on to step two, otherwise your lip liner won?t work.


Step two: Line and define

Get a natural lip liner, and carefully draw around the very rim of your lips. If you get a wobbly line, don?t panic (and don?t think nobody will notice it)... just carefully remove it and start again! When you have a firm line fill in the rest of your lips with the same color.


Step three: Now add some shine!

Here comes the glamorous bit, the lip-gloss! Again, keep the color natural. Forget lipstick that?s too dark or too light. One thing you?ve gotta remember though, gloss looks better but doesn?t have the staying power of lippy. Make sure you keep it in your purse and re-apply during the day.


Step four: Plump them up

This is the ?hard bit?. But actually it?s not! All you?ve got to do, (after you?ve completed steps one through three), is dot a white shimmery product like eye shadow or an eyebrow highlighter in the very center of your lips. Start slowly, and blend very carefully. What you are looking to achieve is natural looking shading, with your lip color being lighter where your mouth opens. This will create the illusion of beautiful full lips.


Oh, one last thing. Remember, people always want what they haven?t got, so don?t fret... just make the best of what you?ve got. And you know what they say; if you?ve got it, flaunt it!
So pucker up, and be sweet!


source : Joanne Elliott