Perfettina Lip Contouring Pencil

Perfettina Lip Contouring Pencil is your lips' best friend: it helps to give them shape, definition, and allure! Use Perfettina to create the perfect shape for your lips, to accentuate the upper arch, to prevent lipstick or gloss from smudging, or to help natural lips to get plumper. Its natural, vegan, glide-on formula is quick and easy to apply.

Universal pink ivory shade with a semi-transparent satin finish. Goes with any complexion, blending perfectly on your skin.

Ingredients: Octyldodecyl Stearoyl Stearate, Cocos Nucifera Oil, Mica, C10-18 Triglycerides, Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil, Copernicia Cerifera Cera, Candelilla Cera, Polyglyceryl-3 Diisostearate, Oryzanol, Tocopherol, Glyceryl Caprylate, C.I. 77891, C.I. 77492, C.I. 77491, C.I. 77499.

The lip countouring technique makes your lips stand out and appear more defined while looking completely natural. For ultra-defined lips.Start with clean, dry, natural lips. Define the shape of your lips outlining them along the outer edge with Perfettina. Marking the precise border where the edge of your lips ends and the skin of your face begins using a fluid, even stroke will enhance the shape of your lips. You might want to accentuate the Cupid's bow (the M-shaped curve in the centre of the upper lip) to create especially inviting lips!Remember to always keep the line along the outer edge, without straying onto the actual lips, unless you want to make them look thinner. Shade the line outwards to make it look more natural yet visible. Enjoy your lipsÕ high definition au naturel, or apply your favourite lip colour within the outline. Tip: play with the shape of your lips! Moving the outline inward or outward just slightly (less than a millimeter will do) will make your lips look thinner or fuller, while modifying the curve of your lips can make them look rounder or more angular. For volumised lips.You can help your lips look plumper by highlighting your natural volumes. Start with clean, dry, natural lips. Apply Perfettina to the centre of the lips (the central, middle area that usually looks more prominent on particularly plump lips. Shade with a brush or using your fingers to achieve a soft, natural-looking effect.