HOW TO: All About Lips. Red Velvet Lips. Description Hi Guys! Here's the best red lip ever- THE RED VELVET MOUTH! CLICK HERE FOR MORE awesomeness This is one of my favorite and best red lips, red mouth, and it doesn't even use any red lipstick. Just some red lipliners and a blush! How to Create a WOW POUT!! KITCHEN BEAUTICIAN: LIP COLOR. Photos + post by amy nadine Our Kitchen Beautician Series is back with a fun + easy way to make your own shade of lipstick! If you have lipsticks that you’ve grown tired of or bought online but wish were a little softer/brighter when they arrived… or others that are a little too matte that you know would pop more with a bit of shimmer or a metallic finish, here’s how to take matters into your own hands! But please remember to always be careful when using your stovetop and you MUST have parental supervision if you are under 18! TOOLS: the original lipstick (I used MAKE UP FOREVER Rouge Artist Intense in 40 above) + your choice of a metallic shade (Dolce & Gabbana Shine Lipstick in Gold is brilliant for mixing) or a light shimmer nude (I used Tom Ford Beauty Lip Color in Nude Vanilla above), a spatula (I used Cinema Secrets Spatula above) or kitchen knife, a spoon, a flame (stove top works best!)
With the spatula, slice off a section of each lip color and place directly on the spoon. D.I.Y. YUMMY LIP. Photos + post by amy nadine, graphic design by eunice chun I didn’t invent this delicious lip stain from heaven, but thought with Labor Day weekend around the corner, what a perfect time to remind you of it! When you’re throwing your barbeque, don’t forget Kool-Aid’s REAL purpose… to stain your lips of course! It really does work and last. Here’s how: STEP ONE: Pick your flavor using this guide (or mix a couple to find your perfect hue): Cherry = orange redTropical Punch = bright redPeach Mango = peachPink Lemonade = Barbie pinkStrawberry Kiwi = light redGrape = purple I poured it into a little bowl but you can merely use the packet as your container!
STEP TWO: Dampen your finger (our lovely model Carissa licked hers but I don’t want to sound unprofessional, lol!). STEP THREE: Rub your finger all over your lips. STEP FOUR: Dampen a Q-tip to go back over it and smooth out any clumps or uneven edges. Your honey will enjoy it too! Related posts: Glitter lips tutorial « Cutesaurus. EDIT: Hey new viewers! I don’t really update this blog anymore, so please check out my Tumblr – Remixin A couple of days ago while messing around with possible Halloween makeup, I came up with this: I think it came out really well, so I decided to post a tutorial for it.
I think this would work with any color of lipstick and any color of glitter, so it’s perfect for modifying to your color preferences. I like the black base because it really sets off the color and sparkle, but I also think a glittery red or hot pink lip would look *AMAZING*. This time I decided to try a different color over the black base, and chose pink. Yowza! What I used: All MAC stuff: 316 lip brush, greasepaint stick, Feline kohl power liner, She-Zam dazzleglass, clear lipglass, Reflects Very Pink and Neon 60s glitters. Important: DO NOT rub your lips together at any time during this process. 1. 2.
I don’t think this looks that great, because the paintstick is kind of drying. 3. 4. 5. So there you have it! Like this: Lip Illusion. Luscious Lip Scrub! « huda beauty. Vitamin HB | Luscious Lip Scrub! Mon, 23 Jan 2012 DAILY DOSE | NATURAL RECIPEBy Huda Heidi Kattan I have an obsession with chapstick! I pretty much always have some form of either chapstick or lip ointment in my bag! That doesn’t mean my lips are always soft, I am constantly treating my lips every chance I get! Of course I love a great lip scrub and some are definitely better than others!! This is by far one of my favorites to date! Ingredients 1/2 Teaspoon Olive Oil 1 Teaspoon Honey 3 Teaspoon Sugar Splash of Lemon Mix all ingredients together in a bowl, then massage onto lips. Kool-aid lip gloss. Disclaimer – please try this craft at your own risk.
I had absolutely no trouble making this, but so many of my readers who have tried it have not had success. I don’t like anyone wasting their time or money on crafts and I understand how frustrating that can be. Please know if you try this out, it may or may not work for you. I really can’t figure out why it has worked for some and not for others. UPDATE: I think some of my fabulous readers figured out the secret.
Here’s a couple of their comments and hopefully you too will have success! Jenelle posted – I’ve figured it out!!!!! Kimberlyann posted – Hey there, I made a batch tonight with great success. Thank-you so much for the tips ladies!! Chapped lips are in full swing at my house this time of year, so Kirsten and I decided to make our own lip gloss. What you’ll need: Directions: 1. put about 1 cup vaseline in a microwave safe bowl 2. heat the vaseline in the microwave in 30 second increments, stirring between each heating. The Tightwad Try-Alls: Homemade Lip Gloss.
You know the scene…you walk into the bathroom to find your 3 year old smothered in your lipstick. You grab your camera to capture the glorious mess, then set about cleaning it all up. But what do you do with the mushed up chunk of lipstick left in the tube? Or what do you do with your lipstick when you’ve accidentally mashed it with the lid? It should come as no surprise that The Tightwad Gazette has a solution for you: I’m loving this idea!
Except for the part about petroleum jelly. Ewww. I keep large amounts of coconut oil on hand at all times. This process is so simple! Lipstickcoconut oilempty containers (*I used little sample jars I received from a department store beauty counter. So, one of the reasons coconut oil is PERFECT for this little recipe (other than it’s powerful moisturizing abilities) is that it is a solid oil at room temp or below. Directions: Melt equal-ish parts of coconut oil and lipstick in a glass bowl in your microwave. Bonus idea! An Easy DIY Lipstick Palette - Product Girl. August 28th, 200822 Comments Have too many lipsticks and want a better option to carry them around? Jenbabae from the Makeup Alley forums has an easy do-it-yourself lipstick palette you can do at home.
All you need is your favorite lip balms or lipsticks, a palette with however many wells you would like (you can find some great empty palettes at Japonesque), 1 teaspoon stainless steel measuring spoon, floss and flame. With that, you can achieve this: Cute right? I’m going to try this one of these days. The first step is to take the product you’ll be adding to the palette and use floss to slice through it as shown. It will soon look like this. Then slowly pour the mixture into the pan with a steady hand. Your final product will look like this. What would you put in your palette? Like This Post? Both comments and pings are currently closed. LIPSTICK LONGEVITY.
Photos + post by amy nadine, graphic design by eunice chun How could I not share with our TBD family my favorite trick for keeping clients’ lip colors on all night, long past the red carpet? Some steps may seem a little odd, but they’ve worked for me for years, so I confidently know that they’ll work for you too. Here’s all you have to do: STEP ONE: Apply lipstick or matte lip pencil over the entire lip area. STEP TWO: Blot with a tissue by folding it in half, opening your mouth, placing it in between your upper and lower lips then pressing down.
STEP THREE: Load up an eyeshadow blending brush with loose or pressed powder {translucent works best and if you want to invest in the most finely milled powder that feels like silk, this one is my favorite}. STEP FOUR: Apply another layer of lipstick. REPEAT STEPS 2-4 and it should last all night. Related posts: