If there was one thing I could take away from the Kardashian and Jenner sisters, it would be how they contour their lips for a fuller, more luscious appearance. I'm choosing to disregard the fact that they have had a lot of fillers and injections, but I'm sure their makeup artists know certain tricks to line, contour, and highlight lips to make them look better and bigger.
We enlisted the aid of a beauty professional to provide us with three simple yet highly efficient tips for plumper-looking lips. Exfoliate and moisturise. The same method that you use to exfoliate and moisturise your skin before applying makeup also applies to lips. Scrub the dead skin from your lips to reveal a smoother surface as you get ready. Flaky, dry lips reflect less light, giving the impression that they are thinner than they actually are. Make a lip scrub with honey and sugar, or use any lip scrub. Don't forget to prepare your lips by using a lip-plumping oil or balm. Line One of the most popular techniques for giving the appearance of larger lips is using the lip line. According to celebrity makeup artist Neha Seehra, "outline your well-hydrated lips on the outer line with a colour of your choice, and use a lipstick of a matte formulation to fill them in." Contouring Is Vital You select a lip liner in a deeper colour to contour your lips. It differs from overlining the lips, where the colour of the lip liner and the lipstick are matched. The secret to getting that fuller, plumper look may lie in contouring. While using a darker lip liner to contour," explains Seehra. Highlighter high Seehra continues by saying that applying lip gloss to the centre of the lips will make them appear plumper. The gloss absorbs light, instantly making the lips appear larger. Seehra continues, "You may also draw attention to the lips by lightly applying highlighter on the Cupid bows." Using a Concealer Cover the area around your mouth to make the lipstick stand out for flawlessly lined lips. This concealer trick focuses more emphasis on the lips, giving the appearance of larger lips. The lips are defined and the makeup appears cleaner when the outside part of the mouth is defined using concealer, according to Seehra.
We enlisted the aid of a beauty professional to provide us with three simple yet highly efficient tips for plumper-looking lips.
Exfoliate and moisturise.
The same method that you use to exfoliate and moisturise your skin before applying makeup also applies to lips. Scrub the dead skin from your lips to reveal a smoother surface as you get ready. Flaky, dry lips reflect less light, giving the impression that they are thinner than they actually are. Make a lip scrub with honey and sugar, or use any lip scrub. Don't forget to prepare your lips by using a lip-plumping oil or balm.
Line One of the most popular techniques for giving the appearance of larger lips is using the lip line. According to celebrity makeup artist Neha Seehra, "outline your well-hydrated lips on the outer line with a colour of your choice, and use a lipstick of a matte formulation to fill them in."
Contouring Is Vital
You select a lip liner in a deeper colour to contour your lips. It differs from overlining the lips, where the colour of the lip liner and the lipstick are matched. The secret to getting that fuller, plumper look may lie in contouring. While using a darker lip liner to contour," explains Seehra.
Highlighter high
Seehra continues by saying that applying lip gloss to the centre of the lips will make them appear plumper. The gloss absorbs light, instantly making the lips appear larger. Seehra continues, "You may also draw attention to the lips by lightly applying highlighter on the Cupid bows."
Using a Concealer
Cover the area around your mouth to make the lipstick stand out for flawlessly lined lips. This concealer trick focuses more emphasis on the lips, giving the appearance of larger lips. The lips are defined and the makeup appears cleaner when the outside part of the mouth is defined using concealer, according to Seehra.
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