Guide to Choosing The Right Lipstick

Lipstick or Lip gloss
Hi shine,  glossy,  matte - lipstick isn't as simple as just choosing a colour any more. There are a range of different looks you can create with Oriflame lipsticks, lip pencils and lip glosses.
Match the product to the occasion, and wear what feels comfortable.
Trendy Lip glosses have become very trendy in the last few years and Oriflame have great products and shades for you to try  Giordani Deep Shine Gloss . When applied they have high shine with a definite moist look and fabulous colour - and the bonus is that they help to protect the lips whilst they look luscious!
The other kind of lipgloss is just a shine with a hint of colour or shimmer. These can be used on its own or over a lipcolour to add extra gloss.

Dry Cracked Lips
You can help to prevent dry and cracked lips by hydration and protection. Protection comes from using an Oriflame lip balm that has UVF protection when you are not wearing lipstick during the day, and re- apply it often. At night or indoors Oriflame Tender Care is the little pot of magic that helps keep lips looking and feeling great.

Lipstick Bleed & making lipstick last longer
If your lipstick bleeds into the surrounding skin a fantastic product is Oriflame Time Reversing Eye and Lip contour cream. Rub into your lips and the surrounding area at night and before you apply lipstick. It will help to reduce lipstick bleed and beautifully conditions your lips. You should apply your foundation over your lips when applying make up. It gives you a base for your lipstick and helps it to last much longer.
Another tip is to apply one coat of lipstick with a lip brush, then blot with a tissue before applying another coat. Using a lip pencil can help to define the lips and prevent lip colour bleeding onto the surrounding skin.  Apply the lip pencil before your lip colour with the line slightly outside your lip line to give a fuller look  (be careful not to overdo this & go too far) . Fill the lip area in with colour using a lip brush. A lip pencil should be in a toning, slightly darker shade than your lip colour.  Take the time to practice using a lip pencil as mistakes can look very clown like.