Showing posts with label Lips tips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lips tips. Show all posts

Tuesday, 3 July 2018

Natural way to make your lips red

Are you also tired of getting red lipstick on everything your lips touch? If you want lips that look red without this mess, start by conditioning your lips to bring out their natural color. Using a subtle lip stain made with berry or beet juice adds is a great natural trick to have up your sleeve for days when your lips need a colorful boost. To keep your lips looking their best position, use sunscreen and moisturizer so they'll always look bright and supple instead of flaky and dull.


Apply a sugar scrub.Dry, dead skin that builds up on your lips can cause them to look paler than they otherwise would. To bring out your natural reddish  of lips, you should exfoliate your lips to uncover the freshskin underneath. An easy way to do this is by mixing up a homemade lip scrub with ingredients you probably already have on hand. Here's how to do it

Mix one teaspoon of sugar and a teaspoon of honey (or olive oil, if youdon't have honey available).

Scrub the mixture over your lips using a circular motion.

Rinse and repeat until your lips are dry-skin free.

Brush your lips with a toothbrush.If your lips are too flaky for a simple scrub to get through the skin, try brushing your lips with a soft-bristled toothbrush. Cover your lips in Vaseline, wet the toothbrush with warm water, and then scrub your lips gently in a circular motion. Scrub each section of your lips for 20 to 30 seconds before moving on to the next.Your lips will be good as new when you're finished.

Condition your lips with a balm or serum.Now that you've uncovered your best natural reddish color, condition your lips with a layer of lip balm serum to keep them in good shape. Applying a serum overnight will give you even better results; you'll wake upwith soft, pink-hued lips.

Look for a balm or serum that has both a moisturizing ingredient such as an oil, and protective barrier to help keep the moisture in place suchas a wax or ceramide.

Plump your lips to add natural color.Just as pinching your cheeks makes them look rosy, increasing circulation in your lips brings up their natural red color and causes them to look pleasantly plump. You can buy a lip plumper from the market store, but it's just as effective to make one yourself. Try one of these natural lip plumpers:
Mix a pinch cinnamon or cayenne pepper with a healthy dollop of olive oil. Use to your lips and let it sit forno more than a minute, then rinse.
Mix 5 drops of peppermint extract with 1/2 teaspoon olive oil. Apply to your lips for five minutes, then rinse.

Moisturize your lips.Keeping your lips moisturized is important to having good natural color. If your lips get dry, they'll start looking pale and dull again. Use a good natural lip balm to ensure your lips never dry out.You can make your own lip balm using the following method
Melt one tablespoon beeswax together with three  tablespoons coconut oil.Add a few drops of your favorite essential oil, like peppermint  and mix all these before use.

Sunday, 1 July 2018

Easy way to make your lips soft

We all want get soft, lustrous lips, but mostly Mother Nature isn't as keen on handing us moisturized kissing machines on a silver platter. If so cold, harsh weather or bad habits are taking a toll on your lips, following are  the suggestions below to improve the overall look and feel of your lips.

Use
 Balms1Wear a moisturizing lip balm, when needed.Use a balm with shea or cocoa butter for the best results. Again apply it only when your lips become dry.

if you use lip balm too often, it can make your lips more chapped.
Use lip balm underneath any otherlip products that you use, including lipstick, lip gloss, and lip stain.
Get the product that sounds most appealing to your condition. Some lip balms are medicated and others contain strong mint extracts that might be irritating to some. Read the label of a lip balm before buying it to ensure that you are not allergic to any of the ingredients.

Common lip balm brands include: Burt's Bees, Blistex, Carmex, Chapstick, C.O. Bigelow, Nivea, Softlips, and EOS.You can easily find lip balm at Walmart, Target, or at your local pharmacy.

Avoid lip balms with fragrances, flavors, or dyes.These can be drying or potentially trigger irritation in somesensitive users. Choose lip balms with all-natural ingredients (no chemicals) that are free from unwanted additives.Wear moisturizing lipstick.Most makeup brands carry a line of moisturizing lip balms, including Clinique, Jouer, Dior, Benefit, Revlon, Bobbi Brown, and Laura Mercier.

If your style is more drugstore than department store, simply look for lipstick labels that claim to be moisturizing.Check the ingredient list for shea or cocoa butter extracts and any type of moisturizing oil such as coconut and/or olive oil. Make it sure that the ingredients don't include salicylic acid, which can cause your lips to peel.

Apply products that contain at least SPF 15 to avoid damage caused by the sun.Your lips are very susceptible to sunburn and sun damage. Be sure to wear lip protection when going outdoors. 

Tuesday, 26 June 2018

Best way to make pink lips


Make a lip scrub.
An alternative method of exfoliating your lips is to use ahomemade sugar scrub.
Simply get two tablespoons of coarse white or brown sugar with one teaspoon of honey and one tablespoon of organic coconut oil
Use a little of this to the lips and gently rub in for 30 seconds to a minute before rinsing with warm water.
Moisturize.Frequent and intense moisturization is key when it comes to getting soft, pink lips. Apply your favorite hydratinglip balmduring the day and slather on a layer of petroleum jelly at night.
This is particularly necessary during periods of very hot or cold weather, as these conditions cause lips to become dried out and flaky.If you prefer more natural moisturizers, try applying cocoa butter, coconut oil or even olive oil toyour lips.

Completely remove make-up during night.Leaving lip make-up on overnight can cause lips to become dried out and even discolored.
Make sure toremove lipstick and lip liner with an effective make-up remover or cleanser before going to bed. No excuses.
If you run out of make-up remover, a little olive or almond oil on a cotton ball will effectively remove any lipstick or liner.