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PrintablereneGade20 said: Nine out of ten female friends of mine agree that shaving the lady 'stache makes lips look fuller.....
...the tenth told me  ....since she HAS a lady 'stache.....Ha!!! I read your post and saw "snatch" instead of "stache"!!!!!  | |
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shanti0608 said: reneGade20 said: Nine out of ten female friends of mine agree that shaving the lady 'stache makes lips look fuller.....
...the tenth told me ....since she HAS a lady 'stache.....Ha!!! I read your post and saw "snatch" instead of "stache"!!!!! 
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reneGade20 said: shanti0608 said: Ha!!! I read your post and saw "snatch" instead of "stache"!!!!!
I guess it was early and I did not have my glasses 
made me giggle anyways... 
off to shave now...NOT the stache either!!  [Edited 6/17/07 7:07am] | |
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shanti0608 said: reneGade20 said:
I guess it was early and I did not have my glasses
made me giggle anyways...
off to shave now...NOT the stache either!!
[Edited 6/17/07 7:07am] gave me a good  before cutting out for the night.....have a good day!!  He was like a cock who thought the sun had risen to hear him crow.
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ThreadCula said: Darker shades of lipstick
I usually wear neutral shades of lipstick. But if I wear a dark red or dark pink,they appear to look fuller. Use a lip liner so the color doesnt bleed. !
Wearing a dark or quite bright shade helps. As does gloss. As for the lip-liner thing, Erin's mostly right. But it IS possible to go slightly outside your lip line and not have anyone notice. I can do it, but only cause of years of preactice. My upper lip is quite thin and a bit uneven, so I just fill out the one side to make them look even. What I do that works, though, is use the liner not just to line, but fill in my lips with as well. Then I use a gloss over that for the plumpest looking lips. It is true, though, that if you try to get away with anything more than a fraction over your lip line it's gonna look clownish. |
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reneGade20 said: shanti0608 said: I guess it was early and I did not have my glasses
made me giggle anyways...
off to shave now...NOT the stache either!!
[Edited 6/17/07 7:07am] gave me a good before cutting out for the night.....have a good day!! Good night  Glad I could make someone giggle from so far away.
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CarrieMpls said: ThreadCula said: Darker shades of lipstick
I usually wear neutral shades of lipstick. But if I wear a dark red or dark pink,they appear to look fuller. Use a lip liner so the color doesnt bleed. !
Wearing a dark or quite bright shade helps. As does gloss. As for the lip-liner thing, Erin's mostly right. But it IS possible to go slightly outside your lip line and not have anyone notice. I can do it, but only cause of years of preactice. My upper lip is quite thin and a bit uneven, so I just fill out the one side to make them look even. What I do that works, though, is use the liner not just to line, but fill in my lips with as well. Then I use a gloss over that for the plumpest looking lips. It is true, though, that if you try to get away with anything more than a fraction over your lip line it's gonna look clownish. I'd always heard that darker shades make thin lips look even thinner (b/c it draws more attention to the shape/size) 
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CalhounSq said: CarrieMpls said: !
Wearing a dark or quite bright shade helps. As does gloss. As for the lip-liner thing, Erin's mostly right. But it IS possible to go slightly outside your lip line and not have anyone notice. I can do it, but only cause of years of preactice. My upper lip is quite thin and a bit uneven, so I just fill out the one side to make them look even. What I do that works, though, is use the liner not just to line, but fill in my lips with as well. Then I use a gloss over that for the plumpest looking lips. It is true, though, that if you try to get away with anything more than a fraction over your lip line it's gonna look clownish. I'd always heard that darker shades make thin lips look even thinner (b/c it draws more attention to the shape/size)
Yup, you're right. Neutral, glossy lip colour can make them appear slightly fuller....slightly. | |
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JustErin said: CalhounSq said: I'd always heard that darker shades make thin lips look even thinner (b/c it draws more attention to the shape/size)
Yup, you're right. Neutral, glossy lip colour can make them appear slightly fuller....slightly. Yea, I feel like I've read that over & over in mags I say get some plumping gloss & keep it movin'  I never met you, but I LOVE you & I will forever!! Thank you for being YOU - my little Princey, the best to EVER do it | |
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IrresistibleB1tch said: CynthiasSocks said: <---- Born with it baby!
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CynthiasSocks said: IrresistibleB1tch said:  stay cool down there, sweetie! | |
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IrresistibleB1tch said: CynthiasSocks said: stay cool down there, sweetie!  Man we're trying! Hot as hell today, tomorrow ...and the next 4 months!Socks still got butt like a leather seat... | |
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JustErin said: CalhounSq said: I'd always heard that darker shades make thin lips look even thinner (b/c it draws more attention to the shape/size)
Yup, you're right. Neutral, glossy lip colour can make them appear slightly fuller....slightly.  Maybe it's just that you finally look like you HAVE lips cause they're so bright. Maybe it's a psychological thing on behalf of the wearer, cause I can totally see what you're saying... but I always think my lips look better with deep, bright colors. |
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I will try different lip stick shades now. I really like spicy food. I mostly put Jalapenos on a lot of my food.
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Paradisekiss03 said: How do you get to make lips look bigger without buying those lip plumper lip glosses?
Anyone else with make up tip questions or tips? Welllll, I use "Lip Venom" by Du-Wop ... and it really works. But if you dont want to use that OR use liner either, just use two colors, close in color but one a little darker, probably nuetral, and use the lighter one in the middle of your bottom lip and a little in the middle and use the darker shade in the corners I guess you would call them. *DONT FORGET TO BLEND We both laugh, at the most random situations
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P.S.-"Flesh" colors will make them look bigger, since you cant divine where the lips and skin begin, but not like frosted beige or anything, you will look cheap  We both laugh, at the most random situations
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iamalia459 said: P.S.-"Flesh" colors will make them look bigger, since you cant divine where the lips and skin begin, but not like frosted beige or anything, you will look cheap
I have some flesh/nude colored lip sticks and I am trying to work with those, and see if they can make my lips look bigger. [Edited 6/17/07 19:24pm] I really like spicy food. I mostly put Jalapenos on a lot of my food.
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Paradisekiss03 said: iamalia459 said: P.S.-"Flesh" colors will make them look bigger, since you cant divine where the lips and skin begin, but not like frosted beige or anything, you will look cheap
I have some flesh/nude colored lip sticks and I am trying to work with those, and see if they can make my lips look bigger. [Edited 6/17/07 19:24pm] Yay! That should do it We both laugh, at the most random situations
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CarrieMpls said: JustErin said: Yup, you're right. Neutral, glossy lip colour can make them appear slightly fuller....slightly. Maybe it's just that you finally look like you HAVE lips cause they're so bright. Maybe it's a psychological thing on behalf of the wearer, cause I can totally see what you're saying... but I always think my lips look better with deep, bright colors.There was a chick I worked w/ once who would wear a Verushka-type shade most of the time (for those who aren't MAC savvy it's a deep, dark plummy color but very nice)... It sorta worked on her b/c her hair was dark so she wasn't just all lips coming @ you. BUT her lips were so fucking thin, I remember thinking, "Damn, her lips are so thin they're hardly there" every single time she wore that shade. It was just like a beaming light saying, "look @ these thin-ass shits!!!" I guess it depends on the person, the shade & probably the shape of the lip. But the dark theory wasn't working on that heffa I never met you, but I LOVE you & I will forever!! Thank you for being YOU - my little Princey, the best to EVER do it | |
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