Lip Makeup DIY Tutorials

Lipstick has been a staple cosmetic product for me since as long as it can be remembered. Your lip makeup should cover your lip liner exactly. For best results, apply with a lip brush. It gives a more even and accurate application than directly from the tube, and helps your lipstick stay on longer.

Apply a light base color, shimmery if you want to. Than blend it perfectly in the darker hue of the same color, or for a more edgy look, use the complementary shade of the lighter eyeshadow. The darker shade will be in the outer corner of your eyes and blend smoothly in to the inner corner where the light eyeshadow is. Finish this chic smoky eye makeup with plenty of mascara. And leave the lips nude or as natural as possible to avoid an overdone look. The smoky eye makeup provides quite a full and sophisticated look so there's no need to emphasize the lips to. It will bring all the attention to your eyes.

Lip makeup tutorials come in different colors. Ability to choose the right color gives your entire face a define look. Before you add color, outline your lips with a light lipliner. This helps you to define your lips. Apply lipsticks and then blot the lips with tissue. Use little powder on your lips and again apply lip makeup DIY. This will give a longer lasting effect. So why bother with lip liner anyway? By wearing lip liner, it helps to stop your black lipstick from bleeding, it defines your lips and it makes your mouth look very sensual. When I wore red lipsticks, I had four things I always for in my lip liners: Long wear, smudge proof, softness and a neutral color that would go with most of the lip colors I wore. The rule of thumb is your lip liner is supposed to be at least 2 shades darker than your lip color. But I do not follow rules; I wore what worked best for me. Since I was mainly very dark shades,it worked perfect.

A lip makeup gives a more even and accurate application than directly from the tube, and helps your liquid lipstick stay on longer. When your lips are covered, blot with a cosmetic tissue, then apply another coat and blot again: layering lip makeup makes it last longer. Blot before adding lip gloss, too.