beauty
LEARN ALL THE
FOR SOFT, GREAT LIPS!
basics editor: Celestial Williams APPLY LIKE A PRO
If your lips are small, use bright colors and lots of gloss to help them stand out. If your pout is already plump, opt for neutral tones that are matte. If you like the glossy look and your lips are full, then go for a glossy lip balm like the one from i.b.g. Want dramatic eye makeup? Then use gloss with little to no color. If you’re feeling brave, try a fun red lipstick, but keep your eyes natural. Remember, you should only have ONE stand out feature. That’ll keep you from looking like you’re trying too hard. You want your inner beauty to out-shine
your makeup! PURELY PEFECT LIPS
If you must use lip liner, apply all over the lips, blot, and apply gloss or your favorite lipstick. Having your lip liner stand out, is not so cool. If it matches your natural lip color, it’ll help keep your lipstick on longer and will look great!
PREPPING YOUR POUT
Use products that are specifcally made to exfoliate and condition your lips. Be nice! Don’t over-scrub and damage the delicate skin that protects the lips from getting dry. Exfloliating once or twice per week is just enough.
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1. ROYAL LIP BALM by i.b.g. $2.60
www.ibggirlz.com 4 5
2. PERFECTING GLOSS by HydroPeptide $38
www.HydroPeptide.com
3. RESCUE 2-STEP LIP CARE
by Suki $16.95
www.SukiSkinCare.com 5. SUGAR & BUTTER
by Jane Iredale $25
www.JaneIredale.com
6. FABULIPS LIP KIT by Cliss $50.99
www.FragranceNet.com
DON’T FORGET TO CHECK YOUR TEETH!
You can help prevent having some- one say, “Um... you have lipstick on
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your teeth,” by one easy step! Insert a finger into your mouth, purse your lips around your finger, then remove it. Wipe the excess lipstick or gloss on a tissue, and you should be safe!
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