Strange question about lips?
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kimmy
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at night, lather those things up with vaseline before you go to bed
in the morning, try using some carmex before you apply your lipstick/gloss. do the carmex, then the rest of your makeup and hair, and then do the lips last that way the carmex has time to fill in those little cracks.
there's also some treatments from most drugstore brands that will smooth those lines out
i think covergirl or revlon just came out with one.
there's also some treatments from most drugstore brands that will smooth those lines out
miz_becki
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Thank you chicka, I've heard quite alot of girls big up carmex I just always assumed it was another ordinary lip balm.
| Originally Posted by THE ANTHEM at night, lather those things up with vaseline before you go to bed
there's also some treatments from most drugstore brands that will smooth those lines out
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Thank you chicka, I've heard quite alot of girls big up carmex I just always assumed it was another ordinary lip balm.
prppygrl69
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nooo carmex isnt ordinary.its very very good shtuffs just tastes very bad lol.i also like cvs's version of chastick,it's not like the regular chap stick.it's very creamy,i use it b4 i go to bed at night,i think it's called chap block.you can do the whole toothbrush thing too.
| Originally Posted by miz_becki Thank you chicka, I've heard quite alot of girls big up carmex I just always assumed it was another ordinary lip balm.
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nooo carmex isnt ordinary.its very very good shtuffs just tastes very bad lol.i also like cvs's version of chastick,it's not like the regular chap stick.it's very creamy,i use it b4 i go to bed at night,i think it's called chap block.you can do the whole toothbrush thing too.
miz_becki
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I usually use this stuff called blistex it's like a cream in a tube and when i put it on it tingles but totally gets rid of chapped lips but doesnt make my lips totally smooth how i want..does carmex do the same or something else special about it? Yeah I was thinking about the toothbrush thing I havent done that in ages it makes my lips go all funny
| Originally Posted by prppygrl69 nooo carmex isnt ordinary.its very very good shtuffs just tastes very bad lol.i also like cvs's version of chastick,it's not like the regular chap stick.it's very creamy,i use it b4 i go to bed at night,i think it's called chap block.you can do the whole toothbrush thing too. |
I usually use this stuff called blistex it's like a cream in a tube and when i put it on it tingles but totally gets rid of chapped lips but doesnt make my lips totally smooth how i want..does carmex do the same or something else special about it? Yeah I was thinking about the toothbrush thing I havent done that in ages it makes my lips go all funny
ruby_soho
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I think you should look into this http://www.theshoppingchannel.com/pr...=372457 &Nz=0
I bought a skin regime from this line and I really like it; I was tempted to buy the lip kit but needed to curb my spending so I didn't pick it up. It is pricier than Carmex and stuff but I think it looks really good, and comes with a serum to apply around the mouth area to puff up those creases you mentioned.
I bought a skin regime from this line and I really like it; I was tempted to buy the lip kit but needed to curb my spending so I didn't pick it up. It is pricier than Carmex and stuff but I think it looks really good, and comes with a serum to apply around the mouth area to puff up those creases you mentioned.
miz_becki
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You think it would work then yeah ? It looks good but sometimes i get scared of spending money on things that dont work.Thanks for the link though Ive never seen an actual kit like that.
| Originally Posted by ruby_soho I think you should look into this http://www.theshoppingchannel.com/pr...=372457 &Nz=0 I bought a skin regime from this line and I really like it; I was tempted to buy the lip kit but needed to curb my spending so I didn't pick it up. It is pricier than Carmex and stuff but I think it looks really good, and comes with a serum to apply around the mouth area to puff up those creases you mentioned. |
You think it would work then yeah ? It looks good but sometimes i get scared of spending money on things that dont work.Thanks for the link though Ive never seen an actual kit like that.
Dreamergirl3
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Try LipFusion
expensive, but worth it IMO
mspixieears
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There are lip wax kits you can use, they sort of fill these gently crevices and ensure that lip colour doesn't bleed into them when you wear l/s or gloss. ModelCo (available on Sephora) has one I believe. It's not too expensive in Australia, not sure about over where you are though.
litlaur
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It's great that so many people love Carmex, but it does not work for everyone. It totally dries out my lips. You can also use Vaseline or Aquaphor (Aquaphor feels a little smoother to me). I like Aveeno, Burt's Bees, and the Body Shop Shea Lip Butter for regular balm to carry with me during the day.
something I tried recently after reading tips here: apply your chosen balm, wait 5-10 minutes (I usually make up my eyes while waiting), brush your lips with a soft toothbrush to exfoliate, then apply balm again. My lips are almost always chapped, and this makes them SOOOOO smooth.
something I tried recently after reading tips here: apply your chosen balm, wait 5-10 minutes (I usually make up my eyes while waiting), brush your lips with a soft toothbrush to exfoliate, then apply balm again. My lips are almost always chapped, and this makes them SOOOOO smooth.
MACreation
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I used a wet washcloth and ryb my lips in circles, it smooths them out and plumps them up a litle bit, kinda like a little kiss
Villainiss
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Quite honestly, I use the Satin Lips set from Mary Kay (yes! Mary Kay!)
It comes with the Lip Mask, which is used as an exfoliater on the lips, then the Lip Balm, which, their website says, "Clinical results show that a single application of Lip Balm moisturizes lips for at least six hours."
I'm pretty keen on it - it's worked wonders for my winter chapped lips!
It comes with the Lip Mask, which is used as an exfoliater on the lips, then the Lip Balm, which, their website says, "Clinical results show that a single application of Lip Balm moisturizes lips for at least six hours."
I'm pretty keen on it - it's worked wonders for my winter chapped lips!
lovemichelle
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i bought the aquaphor for my tattoo and since i have so much left, i use it here and there on my lips.
| Originally Posted by litlaur It's great that so many people love Carmex, but it does not work for everyone. It totally dries out my lips. You can also use Vaseline or Aquaphor (Aquaphor feels a little smoother to me). I like Aveeno, Burt's Bees, and the Body Shop Shea Lip Butter for regular balm to carry with me during the day. something I tried recently after reading tips here: apply your chosen balm, wait 5-10 minutes (I usually make up my eyes while waiting), brush your lips with a soft toothbrush to exfoliate, then apply balm again. My lips are almost always chapped, and this makes them SOOOOO smooth. |
i bought the aquaphor for my tattoo and since i have so much left, i use it here and there on my lips.
