Beauty

[NYCLatinaMe]

@LTT1 None of the cosmetic products work, according to all of the reviews here and elsewhere, dermatologists, etc.  In my personal experience, exfoliating (like a glycolic), a lip moisturizer (like the philosophy ultimate miracle worker fix lip serum) as a base, and once the lips are smoothed out, a lipgloss, makes the lips look the most plump.  If you wear a lip color, after the moisturizer, line across the tips of your lips with a compatible color (do not dip the top of the lips in the middle), then use the lip color, then gloss. I am thinking about plumping myself, but have other things to take care of first.

[bells4me]

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[Spacrazy]

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@Spacrazy wrote:

@LTT1  Just go ahead and get the injections ~ you'll love them.

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I'm revising my original post since reading your last post regarding your autoimmune disorder ~ my response now is NO ~ I would NOT do anything to jeopardize or exacerbate any medical condition!  You are beautiful as you are... as I've gotten to know you during our exchanges in this forum I know that in my heart ~ you do not need "fixing".     -xo

[Sassycoco]

@LTT1

Hello , idk ..if this would be an option for you. I had lip blushing done ..it really made my lips look fuller and ads color ...it last about 2 years ..my lips were numbed ...didn't really hurt imho....I'm actually considering doing it again !

[LTT1]

@Sassycoco 

Thank you for this suggestion! I will certainly look into this!