Kissable Lips
An article in the local paper today about a woman’s lips made me stop and think that I rarely stop and think about my lips or anyone else’s. Obviously I’ve been living my life all wrong. For those of you who consider your lips or the lips of a woman who’s the object of your interest or affection to be quite important – lips are in for 2011.
Lipstick doesn’t emphasize lip flaws. This is a popular misconception because too many women don’t take care of their lips properly (see first line – work to do). The article says we should be using a nightly moisturizer on our lips and exfoliating with sugar and a few drops of water. (will eating it help, I wonder?) In the morning, more moisturizer and then put on lipstick and blot and THEN use lipliner and a second layer of lipstick.
Another misconception that I’m guilty of is that bright lipstick is too flashy for daytime wear. We’re told that if our day is too boring for bright lipstick we’re destined to be dull people. If makeup is applied properly, a woman can wear any shade of lipstick at any time of the day.
Finally, there’s the myth that putting on lipstick is a waste of time because the color won’t last or it bleeds up on your upper lip. If you’ve got mini wrinkly bits on your upper lip – always use a lip liner and that holds the lipstick where it needs to be.. on your lips.
Ladies, let’s spoil ourselves with a new color this week and then upload photos of our lips. Then we can let the guys tell us if our lips are more (or less) kissable.






