How to Stop Lipstick from Feathering
Exfoliate your lips if needed., Pat your lips with foundation primer first., Apply a lip balm to moisturize the lips., Apply the lipstick., Finish by patting over the lipstick with a translucent powder., Finished.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Exfoliate your lips if needed.
Dry lips will make lipstick color uneven and mottled.
Use a soft toothbrush to clean the lips first. -
Step 2: Pat your lips with foundation primer first.
Be sure to cover all parts of your lips evenly.
Then apply a little foundation over the primer. , This step is optional but is helpful if your lips tend to be very dry; the balm helps the lipstick to glide on. , Do this under bright, good light, so that you can see what you're doing properly. , The combination of foundation, balm, and powder will prevent the lipstick from feathering. , -
Step 3: Apply a lip balm to moisturize the lips.
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Step 4: Apply the lipstick.
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Step 5: Finish by patting over the lipstick with a translucent powder.
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Step 6: Finished.
Detailed Guide
Dry lips will make lipstick color uneven and mottled.
Use a soft toothbrush to clean the lips first.
Be sure to cover all parts of your lips evenly.
Then apply a little foundation over the primer. , This step is optional but is helpful if your lips tend to be very dry; the balm helps the lipstick to glide on. , Do this under bright, good light, so that you can see what you're doing properly. , The combination of foundation, balm, and powder will prevent the lipstick from feathering. ,
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