Help Regarding Lipstick Please

[cupotee]

Since getting a bit older, I find when I apply lipstick I don't have that definite line to my lips, like I used to. Mine seems to look messy and leak into crevices above the lips themselves!

I see people on TV who have firm plump lips whose lipstick looks beautiful with a defined line on the lips. Does that make sense ?

Can anyone tell me of there is a reason for this or whether there are any decent reasonable priced lipstick that won't run as it were! Please.

[daffy654]

Have you tried using a neutral coloured lipliner?

[FrillyPancake]

Yip my mum has the same thing. She always uses lip liner now her lips look lush it contains the lippy superbly. Not neutral a little darker than the lippy ur usin. Sister is a beautician and has recommended she does this. Difference is remarkable !

[cupotee]

Thankyou Daffy and Frilly.

I will see what I can buy when I am in town again. I never was a beauty, but you know , [wink wink] mustn't let the side down ha ha.

[tamborine]

Try MaxFactor Lipfinity, comes with wax to help with the seal; & no lipstck on his collar ;)

[cupotee]

Thankyou Tamborine. I will look at these items when I get into town.

[pastafreak]

Revlon Colourstay Ultimate Liquid Lipstick is good....stays on all day and doesn't budge..

http://www.boots.com/en/Revlon-Colorstay-Ultimate-8482-Liquid-Lipstick_920972/

[Prudie]

I think a lot of the people on TV have had fillers to plump up their lips and fill in the vertical lines. A lip liner would be a good start.
There's also an old product called Lipcote that my mum's generation swore by. It stings a bit when painted on but certainly helps stop lipstick seeping into lines. You can get it from Amazon etc.

[atalanta]

Boots "Stayperfect" lipstick plus a gloss would do the trick. The lipsticks are expensive, but last so long after application that they need renewing only rarely, and work out really cheap in the long run.

[lcg]

lipliner.....