How to make Lipstick long wearing

[Judi]

You know how you have to put out extra money to get a lipstick that long lasting. Well here is a little secret use your regular lipstick and seal it up with an Ice cube. Just a little hint of the trade.

[vogueboy]

Originally Posted by Judi

You know how you have to put out extra money to get a lipstick that long lasting. Well here is a little secret use your regular lipstick and seal it up with an Ice cube. Just a little hint of the trade.

I also recommend you wrap your lipstick in Glad's Press 'N Seal first to ensure a water-proof seal. (It's the best plastic wrap out there right now)

Remember to thaw it out slowly, at room temp. You don't want to risk breaking the lipstick inside the tube.

What we also do, (Well, some of us...) is to take out the lipstick from the tube and put it in a purse size lipstick palette. Less risk of breaking the stick inside the tube, especially at freezing temperatures.

[Rose]

Originally Posted by Judi

Well here is a little secret use your regular lipstick and seal it up with an Ice cube. Just a little hint of the trade.

How do you mean? Do you mean rubbing the ice cube on your lips after you have applied your lipstick or freezing the lipstick? Thx...

[Judi]

Yes use the ice cube over your lipstick when you have it on.

[vogueboy]

Originally Posted by Judi

Yes use the ice cube over your lipstick when you have it on.

Oh... I thought you were talking about something totally different...

Since my previous post has nothing to do with what you wrote...

I'll just go over here... ->

... Now

[Judi]

Oh but your advice is worth keeping here, does the same thing

[CtLunatC]

but wouldnt the ice cube wash off the lipstick?

[Judi]

No because the lipstick is normally a wax formula and wax and water do not mix.

[Rose]

Originally Posted by Judi

Yes use the ice cube over your lipstick when you have it on.

Thanks.... cold lips, here I come!

[Judi]

LOL