How To Make Your Lip Gloss Last


I love lip gloss, but it doesn’t always love us back. It can feel sticky, serve as a trap for our hair and slide off after what feels like seconds of wear — which is arguably the most frustrating thing of all. To boost the longevity of lip gloss, it’s not just about choosing the right product, but it also comes down to how you prep and apply it. For some pointers, we reached out to three of our favorite beauty influencers. Here is my best lip gloss tips below. 

Find Your Perfect Formula

As much as they can be a little bit annoying, stickier lip glosses will hang in there for a longer period of time than oilier ones. Another option is to choose a glossy lip stain. The color will stay put even if the glossy finish fades.


 

Prep With a Lip Liner

 Filling in your lips with a lip liner before gloss application will help hold onto the formula. I likes to do this to “create the illusion of a long-lasting product, even if the gloss transfers and fades throughout the day.” Use a shade that matches your natural lip color or change things up with a deep red or vibrant pink gloss. 

Apply Your Gloss Over a Matte Lipstick

Another trick for keeping your gloss in place longer is to apply it over a matte liquid lipstick like the MOODSTRUCK OPULENCE matte lipstick. This will make your gloss last all day!  A plumping formula like the MOODSTRUCK HOTTIE lip plumper serves as the perfect matte lipstick topper and makes your lips look fuller and juicier. 

~Tiffanyxx

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