Five Tips for Fuller Lips

A woman’s lips can be are the most desirable part of her body. Lips are an integral part of facial symmetry and aesthetics, and studies have shown that broader and fuller lips add to the concept of feminine beauty. Our lips are among the sexiest parts of our body and play a vital role in physical intimacy. So, who doesn’t want beautiful lips?

We all want to stay young and sexy, and there are a few basic makeup strategies if you want your lips to look fuller and healthier. Smooth, full-looking lips look stunning, but keeping your lips moisturized and hydrated is the most useful starting point. It might take a little extra care, but what follows are tips to make your lips look fuller and more naturally beautiful.

• Keep your lips Hydrated

We’re busy, rushing around, and sometimes we forget about drinking enough water. Unfortunately, that is one of the most common causes of dry skin. You should drink your way through eight glasses of water each day. Believe it or not, that alone will benefit your lips in a variety of ways. The hydration offers a fuller look to your lips. Particularly during the winter, when the cold air steals the moisture from your lips, you’re going to want to rehydrate.

To supply your lips with the moisture they deserve, you might also consider using a humidifier in your house. Try a home cure, such as applying your lips with honey to soothe and moisturize them. Don’t pick on your lips. Your saliva will evaporate alongside the lasting moisture in your lips.

• Exfoliate your Lips

Proper exfoliation clears the skin-clogging surface of dead skin cells and reveals new cells underneath. This opens the door to reach more directly into the skin for moisturizing. An exfoliating regimen will leave your lips feeling smooth and clean. Exfoliating your lips with a mixture of sugar and honey will help to remove some of the rough, flaking skin and restores brightness, texture, and softness to the lips. Exfoliate twice a week. It is essential to not overdo it.

• Stop licking your Lips

Licking your lips damages the defensive layer that can cause your lips to dry out. You coat them with saliva as you lick your lips. The enzymes in your saliva will sit on the lips and cause harm and dryness as well as leaving your lips drier than before you licked them.

• Use natural products

Exposure to sun can make your lips appear darker and dryer. Be sure that you use a lip balm with an SPF ingredient. Aloe Vera and vitamin E are other good natural therapies. You can break open a stalk of live Aloe Vera or even a capsule of vitamin E and add the product right to your lips. Vitamin E improves circulation and can help to create new skin cells while softening the lips.

• Take your makeup off

It is so essential that you don’t have any lipstick on your lips at night. Leaving lipstick on for too long can also damage your skin. Make sure that you exfoliate your lips regularly and apply a good lip balm at night.