Why is there residue on lipstick

The color of a person's lips can reflect his or her mental state, so many women now choose to wear lipstick to conceal their original lip color, which can also enhance their spiritual temperament to a great extent. However, there are so many types and colors of lipstick that it is difficult to choose. Some people find some residue on their lips after applying lipstick. So what is the reason for the residue after applying lipstick?

The reason why particles appear when you apply lipstick is that your lips are a little dry. If you use some lipsticks that emphasize non-fading, particles will definitely appear easily.

What to do if there is residue on lipstick

1. You can open your mouth a little before applying lipstick. When the lip lines are opened, you can apply it into the creases to make the lip lines look less obvious. Use a lip brush to apply lipstick on the lips. The color is more saturated, but the makeup will be relatively thick, which will make the lip lines more obvious.

2. You can use your fingers to lightly apply lipstick and slowly press it onto your lips. Fingers are more flexible in applying makeup and can take care of the corners around the lips. The amount applied is thin, close and even, and there is less chance of brush marks.

3. Finally, apply lip gloss. The mirror effect can beautify the uneven surface of the lips and make the lip lines temporarily invisible.

Lipstick application tips: 1. When touching up makeup, if you don’t need to change the color, you might as well use a cream-like lip balm as a base again, gently use tissue paper to press off the excess lip balm on the lips, and then apply lipstick. If you use your fingers, dip the lipstick with your fingertips, first press on the lip peak in the middle of the lips, and slowly press outwards. The flat color will be lighter, showing a layered smudge effect, and the makeup will feel light and natural; 2. If you want to present a neat red lip or dark lip color, you can use a lip liner of the same color to outline the edges, outline the lip lines, and then paint the lips full, then use a lip brush to dip in slow lipstick, outline beautiful edges again to make the lips more three-dimensional, and finally apply lipstick again. If you are used to applying lipstick directly, you can apply it to the peaks of the upper and lower lips first, then to the outer edges of the left and right lip lines, and finally to the center. If you like translucent lip colors, it is recommended to mix lip balm and lipstick, and then apply it with a lip brush or fingers. 3. Remember, the way to apply lipstick is to start from the center of the lips, and then apply it evenly inside and outside to achieve the same thickness.