Most common questions used to investigate
Do you exfoliate your lips?
Are you applying lip gloss to your lips?
Have you ever tried with a lip plumper?
Do you drink plenty of water during the day?
Common conclusions
Exfoliation is the number one move, and it is so essential. You should exfoliate your lips first before you try some other hacks. Flaky lips show less light, which means your lips might appear smaller than they actually are because of a dry pucker. You need to brush them gently with a toothbrush to get rid of the flakes. This also improves circulation, leaving you with a cheery tint sans makeup. You should try out the Fabulips Sugar Lip Scrub, Sweet Cherry Polishing Lip Scrub, etc.
You could use a clear gloss on top to help reflect the light to give the illusion of a fuller lip. You should apply it on both the upper and lower lips, but not to the right and left sides of the center of the lips. When you smoosh your lips together, it will expand but will be centered in the centre, helping your lips appear fuller.
You should try out the lip plumpers because by holding on to moisture on the skin surface, topical lip plumpers work, resulting in a localized swelling result. This offers a fuller and softer look for the lips. You should look for Platinum Lip Plump, Plumping Lip Gels with Wild Berry Extract, etc.
You should continue drinking at least eight glasses of water during the day because keeping your lips hydrated is so most important. You can also use a variety of moisturizers and lip balms to keep the skin on your lips from becoming too dry.
You should start drinking plenty of water throughout the day because dry lips tend to look smaller, as they are not properly hydrated and as a result look kind of sunken in.
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