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    Plump Shot™ Pairings
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    Dreamy Dolly / Blissful Buff

    Plump Shot™ Pairings

    Image is showing Plump Shot™ Peptides Lip Serum in Dolly Babe and Plump Shot™ Advanced Plumping Blush in Tickled Pink.

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    Full-On™ Plumping Lip Cream Gloss and Power Line™ Plumping Lip Liner
    Bold Beige
    Full-On™ Plumping Lip Cream Gloss and Power Line™ Plumping Lip Liner

    Berry Blast / Bold Beige

    Full-On™ Plumping Lip Cream Gloss and Power Line™ Plumping Lip Liner

    Image is showing Full-On™ Plumping Lip Cream Gloss in Dolly and Power Line™ Plumping Lip Liner in Dangerous Dolly.

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    Full-On™ Plumping Lip Matte

    Plumping, Pigment-rich, Velvety matte.

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All Lip Frequently Asked Questions

Is Lip Oil the Same as Lip Gloss?

Lip oil and lip gloss are similar in that they both provide shine to the lips, but they have different formulations and purposes. Lip gloss typically contains oils, waxes, and pigments to provide shine and color, while lip oil is primarily composed of nourishing oils that hydrate and condition the lips without much color payoff. Lip gloss offers more visible shine and often has a glossy finish, while lip oil has a more subtle, natural sheen.

Difference Between Liquid Lipstick and Lip Gloss?

Liquid lipstick and lip gloss differ in several ways. Liquid lipstick provides intense color and dries to a matte or satin finish, often with long-lasting wear. Lip gloss, on the other hand, provides a shiny, glossy finish and is typically more sheer in color. Gloss is also more hydrating than liquid lipstick, which can be drying. The choice between the two depends on your desired lip look and finish.

Should I Put Lip Gloss Over Lipstick?

You can apply lip gloss over lipstick to add shine and dimension to your lip look. This combination creates a glossy, more lustrous finish. However, it may reduce the longevity of your lipstick, and you may need to reapply more frequently. Make sure the lip gloss complements the lipstick color to achieve the desired effect.

How to Overline Lips?

To overline your lips, start with a lip liner that matches your natural lip color or the lipstick shade you plan to use. Carefully draw the lip liner slightly above your natural lip line, following the shape of your lips. Be subtle and avoid exaggerated overlining for a more natural look. Fill in with lipstick, blending the liner and lipstick for a seamless finish.

What Is a Double Lip Line?

A double lip line refers to lining both the outer edge of your lips (the traditional lip line) and the inner edge of your lips (closer to the wet part of your lips). It's often used to create the illusion of fuller lips by defining both the natural lip shape and the inner lip area.

How to Match Lip Liner to Lipstick?

To match lip liner to lipstick, choose a lip liner shade that closely matches the lipstick color. You can also use a universal lip liner that works well with various lipstick shades. When in doubt, a neutral or nude lip liner often complements many lipstick colors.

How to Find the Right Lip Color?

To find the right lip color, consider your skin undertone. Cool undertones often look best with blue-based shades like berries and pinks, while warm undertones tend to suit earthy tones like corals and warm reds. Experiment with different shades to see which complements your complexion.

How to Choose Lip Color?

When choosing a lip color, consider the occasion and your personal style. Bold reds and deep berries can be great for special events, while nude and neutral shades are versatile for everyday wear. Experimenting with various shades can help you discover what suits you best.

How to Choose Lip Color for Skin Tone?

For fair skin, soft pinks, peaches, and light corals can be flattering. Medium skin tones can pull off a wide range of colors, from warm nudes to deep reds. Deep skin tones often look stunning in rich, deep shades like plum and dark berries. However, these are just guidelines, and personal preference plays a significant role in choosing lip colors.

How to Choose Lipstick Color Online?

Choosing lipstick color online can be challenging, but many websites and beauty apps offer virtual try-on tools that allow you to see how lipstick shades look on your own photo or a model with a similar skin tone. Read reviews and look for swatches to get a better idea of the true color.

How to Blend Lip Liner and Lipstick?

To blend lip liner and lipstick, fill in your lips with the lip liner and lipstick, ensuring they overlap slightly. Use a lip brush or your fingertip to gently blend the colors together along the edges, creating a seamless transition between the liner and lipstick.

How to Apply Lip Liner and Lipstick?

Start by lining your lips with a lip liner. Then, fill in your lips with the liner for better color longevity. Apply lipstick over the liner, using a lip brush or the lipstick tube directly. Blot with a tissue, reapply if needed, and use a concealer brush to clean up the edges for a polished finish.

How Will This Lipstick Look on Me?

To get an idea of how a lipstick will look on you, consider your skin undertone and choose shades that complement it. You can also swatch the lipstick on your wrist or visit makeup counters to try shades before purchasing. Additionally, virtual try-on tools offered by some brands and apps can help you visualize how a lipstick will look on your lips.

Can You Use Lipstick as Blush?

Yes, you can use lipstick as blush in a pinch. To do so, apply a small amount of lipstick to your cheeks and blend it quickly using your fingertips or a makeup sponge. This can give your cheeks a coordinating flush of color. However, it's essential to blend thoroughly to avoid a heavy or uneven appearance.