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The quest for fuller lips |
 Select a light or bright pencil shade. Line lips outside the natural lip line. Apply a light, bright, and/or frosted lipstick to make lips look more prominent. A lip gloss will also make lips appear fuller by reflecting light.
Use lip liners to increase lips by "over-painting" the cupid's bow and slightly beyond on the top lip, and lowering the
centre of the bottom lip. Luminescence gives added roundness and dimension to flat lips. Try using a lipstick with built-in luminescence to reflect light even on the smallest lips. A
lip gloss will also create this effect. 
Bright shades of lipstick and lip pencil draw more attention to the lips, while dark muted shades make lips fade.
Balance lip shape by lining with a pencil outside the lower side of the lips and inside on the higher side of the lips.
Apply lipstick, covering the pencil line, in the shade of your choice.
Using a muted lip pencil shade, outline lips slightly inside the natural lip line. Use a muted shade of lipstick in a matte,
long last or creme formula.
 Light lipstick requires a stronger blush colour. Dark or vivid lipstick requires softer blush colour. Lip colour should be in the same colour family as the blush.
Make sure lips are free of moisturizers and/or foundation before applying
long lasting lipsticks. Otherwise they will not adhere properly.
Let long-lasting lipsticks 'set' before applying a gloss. When using
long lasting lipstick daily, make sure to use a lip conditioner every night.
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