How to apply lipstick on thin lips

Raise your hand if you love wearing lipstick, in all its variations, from nude shades to bright red ones, up to the most extravagant colors such as blue and black. Here are tips for applying lipstick on thin lips.

Lipstick is among the cosmetics most loved by women, because it is able to emphasize any type of lips. It is practical, easy to wear, present in all shades and is one of the greatest weapons of seduction. But for it to be to your advantage, it is important to understand how to wear it perfectly and how to make sure that it is long lasting, i.e. long lasting, kiss-proof.

There are different types of products on the market, with different finishes, different textures and different shades. The choice varies according to our practicality, our taste and based on the occasions.

Whether the lips are plump or thin, the choice of color in this case is only important if our intent is to highlight them or not. Who among us has never been attracted by a sparkling red lipstick?

We women know that we love following fashion, we always want to be in step with new trends, but when faced with a timeless red lipstick we never say no.

But be careful, here comes the fun part! The stronger and brighter the lipstick is, the more important it is that it is applied perfectly, especially for those with thin lips.

To apply lipstick properly, you need time, a steady hand and you must never rush: so if our make-up is focused on lipstick, let's not waste the last 2 minutes left to put it on because of the risk of a "clown effect" otherwise it is behind the corner.

It takes time, patience and accuracy.

Thin lip lipstick: So let's start from the base.

For lipstick, whatever color it is, to last a long time, it is necessary to apply it to already hydrated lips. In fact, it is always a good idea to hydrate your lips with a good balm, perhaps a lip balm to make them soft and prevent them from drying out and form small hangnails, which would ruin the final effect.

Once hydrated with balm, a useful rule is to outline the lips with a pencil, usually the same color as the lipstick, even if the latest trends see the contrast between the two products as super cool. In any case, contouring the lips and then always filling them with the pencil creates the base for the lipstick: applying it on the color left by the pencil ensures that the lipstick finds a base on which to fix.

Once the lipstick has also been applied, the final touch, the real tip for the lipstick to be fingerprint-proof on the glass is to spread a little transparent powder directly on it with a brush and then wipe off the excess. This will not only make the colors last a long time, but will also give a velvety effect to your lips.