Re: Lip Lines

willdob3 · ‎11-01-2010

SKINN Lip Stem Rejen did nothing for me.

...but I do smile a lot and I suppose it does help. lol

ALRATIBA · ‎07-15-2016

To prevent "bleeding" lipstick, I use a transparent lip liner.

They are hard to find ... whenever I do find them, I buy a bunch. Last time I found some at The Body Shop. Don't know if they still sell them.

Darlingada · ‎03-25-2010

I like that answer I will laugh a lot and use skinn lip cream just in case. 😊. Thanks ladies I appreciate everyone for their advise. Getting old is not for sissies 😀

MomCat · ‎09-12-2010

@ALRATIBA wrote:
To prevent "bleeding" lipstick, I use a transparent lip liner.

They are hard to find ... whenever I do find them, I buy a bunch. Last time I found some at The Body Shop. Don't know if they still sell them.

I have one from Mally, and it really works!

Chisos · ‎11-01-2010

i have had to battle lip lines. They are genetic in my family. i have successfully kept them to a minimum.
1. Use a gentle cleanser that does not dry/strip your skin. 2. Exfoliate this area frequently. Dermappeal from SKINN is great for this. 3. Use a retinol product frequently at night. I recommend Consult Beauty retinol trio, pads, serum & cream at night.
4. Moisturise with JM Argan Oil. Experiment with this routine to see what works for you. I was told there was really nothing that you can do for liplines but I have had great success with the above listed products & routine.
I dont use much skincare in the morning. I cleanse with JM Cleansing Oil. use JM mist & the Light Argon Oil. HTH!!

Darlingada · ‎03-25-2010

I have the Dermappeal will do as you suggested, I have Paula's Choice retinol which is pretty nice will focus more on the lip area and have Skinn's night time cleanser it seems pretty moisterizing and the other one I use is Cerave. Actually I could sell these beauty products I have so many I just order the new line on Evine - Sirot why I don't really know. My husband thinks I am out of control (smile).

Thanks Chisos!