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Lips Makeup

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What's the difference between lipstick, lip gloss, lip liner and lip balm?
Each product plays a different role. Lipstick delivers pigmented colour in finishes from creamy matte to velvet matte — our HAUTE CREME COUTURE Matte and Velvet Matte ranges sit here. Lip gloss adds shine and dimension, either over lipstick or alone for a soft tinted-lip look. Lip liner shapes and defines the lips, stops lipstick from feathering and locks in colour for longer wear — our Creamy Longwear Lip Liners come in 11 shades. Lip balm is purely hydrating and protective, perfect under colour or worn solo; our Hydrating Lip Butter Balm keeps the lips conditioned before any product goes on top.
How do I prep my lips so lip products apply smoothly and don't crack?
What order should I apply lip liner, lipstick and gloss for a long-lasting finish?
How do I choose lip colours that suit my skin tone and undertone?
How can I make my lip makeup last all day through eating and drinking?

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