The Perfect Bridal Lip

It's the problem that plagues every bride: How do I keep my lipstick in place? In just a few careful steps(and without any long-wearing lip stains), your color can stay put through the ceremony, the reception, and even the after-party for two.
What you'll need:
- Foundation or concealer
- Lip liner
- Lipstick tissues (or face blotting
- tissues)
- Loose powder
- Powder brush
Step 1:
As a primer for your lipstick, apply a matte foundation, concealer, or an eye shadow base to lips. (It's the best way to give the color something to adhere to.)
Step 2:
Use a lip liner, which helps keep color corralled. Always start at the highest peak of your mouth and follow your lip line to the corners. Note: Don't use a liner to fake fuller lips – you’ll only end up with an awkward look.
Step 3:
Apply your lip color outward from the center of your lips. Pat your lips with a tissue. (No mashing your lips together on the tissue -- just blot gently.) Reapply color, pat with tissue again, and repeat once more.
Step 4:
Place a piece of tissue over your lips. With your powder brush, apply loose powder on top of the tissue (which will seal the top coat). Remove tissue and apply one more layer of lipstick.
This is the most effective way to have your lipstick stay on all day long. You will not be able to kiss the lipstick off.
Authored by Renee Simmons Renae Simmons has been a professional makeup artist for over 26 years. She is the current owner of BeauEsperer.com (beautiful Hope) She is currently the only makeup artist in Tallahassee, FL doing airbrush makeup. Her personal motto is "To make you even more beautiful than you already are." From formals to weddings, proms or public appearances, Beau Esperer's Professional Makeup Artists ensures the perfect look every time. When you look good, we look good. Please visit us on the web at http://www.beauesperer.com/
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