From Thin to Full: Lip Makeup Tips for Different Lip Shapes

For thin lips, use a lip liner that's darker than your natural lip color and a creamy lipstick with a satin or glossy finish

To enhance full lips, use a lip liner that matches your natural lip color and fill in your lips with a matte or creamy lipstick.

For wide lips, use a lip liner to outline just inside your natural lip line, and then fill in with a matte lipstick in a neutral or darker shade to create the appearance of more defined lips.

Start by outlining the smaller lip to match the larger lip, and then fill in your lips with a lipstick that has a creamy or glossy finish

Heart-shaped lips are naturally full, so choose a lip liner that matches your natural lip color, then fill in with a lipstick of your choice

Round lips are already full, so use a lip liner to shape and define the lips. Apply lipstick in the center of the lips and blend outwards.

For downturned lips, use a lip liner to create a new shape that lifts the corners of your mouth, and add fullness with a plumping gloss.

Use a lip liner to outline just inside the natural lip line, and fill in with a light, shimmery lipstick to add volume and shine.

use a lip liner to draw slightly above your natural lip line, and fill in with a lipstick that has a satin or glossy finish.

use a lip liner to define the outer edge of your lip, and then fill in with a slightly darker lipstick shade. Avoid dark colors, as they can make lips look even thinner.