Make sure your lips are well-hydrated by using a lip balm or moisturizer
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Select perfect shades
You can experiment with different colors, but start with natural shades like nudes, pinks, or reds that suit most skin tones
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Choose a lip liner
Choose a lip liner that matches your lipstick or is a shade slightly darker. Begin by outlining your lips, starting from the cupid's bow and working your way to the corners.
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Use a lip brush
Use a lip brush rather than applying lipstick directly from the tube. Dip the brush into the lipstick and apply it evenly to your lips, starting from the center and moving outward
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Blot your lips with a tissue
Blot your lips with a tissue to remove excess product. This helps set the lipstick and improves its longevity.
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Shape the corners precisely
Use the tip of your lip brush or a small makeup brush to shape it precisely
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Use makeup remover for cleaning the edges
Use a small concealer brush or a cotton swab dipped in makeup remover to clean up the edges and achieve a polished look