AlthoughLip GlazeThe makeup will look better, but it is always applied unevenly. What is the reason? Because the method is useless, right? What method should be used to apply lip glaze?

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1. Too much lip glaze on the brush head

Many people apply lip glaze and will directly take the brush head out of the lip glaze and start applying it. If there is too much lip glaze on the brush head, it is easy to apply unevenly. The correct method is to scrape the cap a few times when removing the lip brush.

2. The speed of lip glaze is too slow

Lip glaze This is liquid. In order to make it dry quickly, most of them have added quick-drying formulas. One minute can form a lip glaze film, the speed is not fast. The front is dry, the back has not been brushed. Pressing easily causes uneven makeup.

3. Overlay the number of smears too much

Lip glaze itself is a better moisture retention, and then its color rendering ability will decline. In order to make the color rendering ability of lip glaze better, many people will repeatedly apply lip glaze, which will destroy the previous lip glaze film. Lip glaze coating two layer is enough.

4. No backing before application

Although lip glaze itself has good moisturizing and moisturizing properties, it is easy to dry when applied directly to the lips. Before applying lip glaze, use lip balm as a primer. Lipstick is applied to the lips and is absorbed by the lips. It takes five minutes. After the skin absorbs the lip balm, you can apply the lip glaze, which can make the lip glaze last longer.

The correct application method of lip glaze

First, wipe your lips repeatedly with a cotton pad dipped in water to wipe off all dead skin. Then start drawing the upper lip, first click a few times away from the lip edge, so that the amount of lip glaze on the lip brush is moderate. Then, click on a point in the center of the lips, draw the shape of the lips according to the outline of the lips, then the outline of the lower lip, starting from the inner corner of the mouth, coming to the center of the lower lip, and finally filling the gap.