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Home›How To›How to Apply Lip Liner

How to Apply Lip Liner

By Matthew Lynch
December 7, 2023
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Lip liner is an essential makeup product that helps to define and enhance the natural shape of your lips. It creates a perfect base for applying lipstick, prevents feathering, and ensures a flawless, long-lasting finish. If you’ve never used lip liner before or simply want to improve your technique, follow our step-by-step guide to applying lip liner like a pro.

1. Choose the right color and texture

Select a lip liner that suits your lipstick shade or go for a neutral color that complements your natural lip tone. You can use a slightly darker shade to create a more dramatic look. Opt for a creamy and smooth texture that glides effortlessly onto your lips without tugging or pulling.

2. Prepare your lips

Ensure your lips are clean, exfoliated, and moisturized before applying the lip liner. This will help to smooth out any flakiness and provide an even surface for precise application.

3. Sharpen the lip liner

A sharp tip allows for accurate application and crisp lines. Use a pencil sharpener or gently swipe the lip liner on the back of your hand until you achieve your desired point.

4. Start at the cupid’s bow

Position yourself in front of a well-lit mirror and begin by drawing an “X” at the center of your upper lip where the two peaks of your cupid’s bow meet. This will serve as a guide for outlining the rest of your lip shape.

5. Outline the outer corners

Starting from one peak of the cupid’s bow, draw a line following the natural contour of your upper lip and extending towards one outer corner of your mouth. Repeat this step for the other side, making sure both lines are symmetrical.

6. Line the lower lip

For your lower lip, start from one outer corner and draw small strokes along its natural curve until you reach the center. Repeat this process for the other side, ensuring both lines connect in the middle.

7. Fill in the lips (optional)

Filling your lips with lip liner before applying lipstick can create a longer-lasting base and prevent patchiness. Gently shade in any areas where your natural lip color is visible, making sure to blend the lip liner seamlessly into your lips.

8. Applying lipstick

After outlining and filling your lips with lip liner, apply your desired lipstick shade over the top. You can use a lip brush for more precise application if preferred. Blot with a tissue to remove any excess product and add another layer of lipstick for extra longevity.

9. Clean up any mistakes

If you’ve made any errors while applying the lip liner or if you want to achieve a sharper outline, use a small brush dipped in concealer or foundation to tidy up any imperfections and create a clean, defined edge.

10. Enjoy your new look!

Your perfectly-lined lips are now ready to make an entrance! Feel confident knowing that your lip color will stay put longer and look flawless all day long.

With these tips in mind, applying lip liner will soon become an easy and comfortable part of your makeup routine. Remember that practice makes perfect, so don’t be afraid to experiment until you find what works best for you!

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