When you’ve applied your lipstick, stick your finger into your puckered up lips and slowly draw it out. It looks a bit rude, but it will remove lipstick from the inside of your lips.
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How to not get lipstick on your teeth
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Yes, that works but you can also try just putting lipstick on the top lip, somehow it always travels down and evens out.
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Layering lipstick helps. Put 1 layer of lipstick on, blot and put face powder on top. Layer again and do the same. Finish with lipgloss in just the centre parts of your lips (avoiding the edges and near the teeth).
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Lipcote (available from Boots) is great! My mum and i have the same problems and we use this, it seals in your lipstick, makes it last all day and stops it coming off on your teeth! Perfect!
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put a little bit of Vaseline on your teeth after you've done the finger-thing..
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Wrap a tissue around your index finger, put finger in your mouth after applying lipstick and shut your mouth to blot lipstick. Then smile - always works. remeber to remove finger before smiling x
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she-laq a top coat by benefit. you can also use it on masacara and eyeshadow to keep it fixed. you also get diffferent brushes for each area so its completley sanitised.
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matte lipsticks often work with me as they are less likely to rub off and be sticky, wet on your lips. I often dot and pout when applying lipstick. I also use a lipbrush sometimes to apply, makes it easier to avoid the side of your lip when rubs against your teeth, so less likely to get lippy on them.
