How Do You Make Thin Lips Look Fuller?
Hello, everyone! In this tutorial, I want to share step-by-step instructions for how you can make your thin lips look fuller naturally.
The products I'm using today are from the Look Fabulous Forever range, made specifically for mature skin. However, you can achieve the same results with any brand of product.
Best lip primer!
Tools and materials:
- Lip primer
- Lip liner
- Magnifying mirror
- Tissue
- Lipstick (cherry red)
- Lip gloss (optional)
- Cotton pad
1. Apply lip prime
I start by applying the Never Feather Lip Prime that comes with a handy applicator.
Apply the lip prime around the edge of your lips, not on your lips directly.
If you accidentally get some on your lips, you can easily remove it with a cotton pad.
Pat it in gently for the best results.
2. Add lip liner
Today, I'm using raspberry lip liner. This is my first time using lip liner, and I love how easy it is to apply.
Use a magnifying mirror to define your lips. Begin at the Cupid's bow and work your way around.
You can go slightly above your natural lip line for a fuller look.
Once the outline is complete, use the pencil to fill in your lips lightly.
3. Lipstick application
The lipstick I'm using is cherry red. Apply the lipstick directly or use a lip brush if you have one.
To ensure longevity, blot the first coat with a tissue.
Then apply a second coat.
4. Apply lip gloss (optional)
For an extra wow factor, especially in the evening, you can apply lip gloss.
I use my fingers to dab a small amount in the center of my lips. It gives a beautiful finishing touch and enhances the fullness of your lips.
How do you make thin lips look fuller?
Of course, you can use this technique to make your thin lips look fuller with any lip colors of your choice.
Explore a variety of lip liners and lipsticks to find the shades that suit you best.
I hope you try this technique and leave a comment to let me know how it worked for you!
Next, check out our Judi Dench-inspired Tutorial: Soft Glam Makeup Look.
Enjoyed the project?
Suggested materials:
- Lip primer
- Lip liner
- Magnifying mirror
- Tissue
- Lipstick (cherry red)
- Lip gloss (optional)
- Cotton pad
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