✅1.Lip Mud and Lip Cream:
•These are characterized by their matte finish and resistance to transferring and fading.
•Lip mud tends to be drier and offers higher color rendering, suitable for spring and summer.
•Lip cream works similarly but may dry out a bit faster.
✅2.Lip Glaze and Lipstick Raincoat:
•These are non-sticky and do not easily fade.
•Lipstick raincoat provides a protective layer over lipstick to prevent it from fading or transferring, like a "band-aid" for the lips.
•Lip glaze provides a glossy finish and may not have the same long-lasting effect as a lipstick raincoat.
•Lip glaze may have a brighter appearance due to physical reflection.
✅3.Lip Lacquer:
•Lip lacquer combines features of lipstick raincoat and lip glaze.
•It requires blending with lipstick and careful application, making it a bit difficult to use for beginners.
•It offers a non-sticky, long-lasting finish but may require special makeup remover for removal.
✅4.Lip Melting Balm and Lip Serum:
•These are targeted towards repairing unhealthy lips, addressing issues like deep lip lines and dead skin.
•Both may stain the cup and have the potential to fade, especially on sensitive lips.
•Lip melting balm comes in a solid form and requires careful application to avoid smudging.
•Lip serum is more liquid and may fuse with saliva, becoming sticky.
✅5.Lip Oil:
•Lip oil has multiple functions, including moisturizing, enhancing lipstick colors, and acting as an emergency lip balm.
•It can be layered over matte lipsticks to create a glossy finish or used as a lip balm for nighttime hydration.
•Lip oil helps prevent lipstick from easily fading or transferring, especially on misty lipsticks.
24 авг 2024
