Q&A for How to Get Great Lips

Dry lips may look small and dull, so exfoliate them every day to help remove any flaky skin.

Try applying a lip gloss in the center of your lips to make them shine and stand out.

Use it as needed. It is safe to use on a daily basis.

Using a lip liner will ultimately be better for your lipstick to last throughout the day and not smudge. However, if you just want to outline you lips before filling them in, you can use a small lip brush to trace you lips with lipstick. This will not extend the longevity of your lipstick the way lip liner would.

Mix together honey, brown sugar, and a few drops of lemon juice. Apply it to your lips, leave it on for about 10 minutes, and then wash it off with a washcloth.

Reds are very nice on Indian skin. Stick to cool blue undertones when looking for a red lipstick.

Contouring really helps slim your face. All you need is a bronzer and a powder brush. Bronze your temples and if you have a big forehead follow your hairline. Go under the cheekbones but stop at the outer corner of your eye for them most natural look. Carve out your jawline by going underneath it.

The mint in the toothpaste might plump your lips a bit and the toothbrush makes your lips soft and smooth, but it doesn't make your lips pink.

Mix one teaspoon of olive oil and one teaspoon of sugar. Allow it to sit for 10 to 15 minutes and rinse. Moisturize it with a lip balm.

You could overline your lip to create the illusion that it's bigger. Be careful not to do too much, or it will be very obvious.

Dark colored lipsticks make your lips look smaller. You could cover your lips in concealer, then powder them, and draw in a smaller lip shape with a lip liner and fill in with a lipstick. You'll want to avoid shiny and glitter lip products because that extra shine is what really makes your lips look big and full.

Try evenly overlining the lips with lip liner. Then, go in with a lipstick of the same shade to make them appear naturally aligned.

Check out How to Apply Lip Liner for detailed instructions.

Yes, and you can also drink beetroot juice as it's actually good for you.

There are countless brands that work well, but people have different preferences. Generally, higher-end brands will work better than drug-store brands. You can try browsing lip products on Ulta.com or Sephora.com, see which ones have high ratings (usually averaged from a lot of users, which is more helpful than just one person's opinion), and read the reviews if you want to.

You can put a clear gloss or tinted lip balm on them, to have a more natural look.

Olive oil, coconut oil, honey, and vitamin E are good alternatives.

Apply Chapstick before bed and let it seep in overnight. Moisturize your lips as they become dry, but do not over-moisturize; you shouldn't have to moisturize more than twice a day. Make sure you are drinking plenty of water as well.

There are a few scar removal surgeries that you can look into. Most of them are not covered by insurance policies because they are considered to be a cosmetic surgery. There are also creams you can use to reduce the appearance of scars, but there is no surefire way to remove one. I have a scar above my lip myself, and the only way i can cover it up is with concealer and good foundation.

Use a lip liner and overlap your cupid's bow to a more rounded top. Darker colors are more likely to enhance your thin lips.

There really aren't any homemade solutions aside from makeup. You could try a lip plumper and only put it where you it, or if it is a really big issue, you can get a Botox injection.

You can put some petroleum jelly on it. Make sure that you don't use that toothbrush to brush your teeth later. It should have soft, thin bristles.

The most flattering color anyone could wear, is a 'your lips, but better' shade, so look at your lips and try to find a matching shade. Also, red looks fantastic, but you have to find your perfect shade of red. Just experiment with different shades and see which ones you like best on you.

There is no permanent solution to get plump lips. Not even lip fillers are permanent! They're longer lasting than lip-plumping glosses and scrubs, but you'll have to get them redone.

One way to prevent the white gunk is my scrubbing your lips (you can use a lip scrub or a toothbrush) every day. Another way to prevent is by reducing the amount of lip balm/gloss/stick/product you wear, and if you do wear some, wear minimal amounts mostly on the outer edge of your lips, avoiding the inner part near the gums.

If you drink enough water to stay properly hydrated and apply Blistex regularly, that will definitely help.

There is no way to get thinner lips without surgery. Embrace them!

You just need a little moisturizer for the cracked parts and a little confidence in yourself, because multi-colored lips would be sick! Or try using lip stain if the confidence doesn't work.

Don't wear lipstick or lipgloss that highlights your lips, just plain Vaseline and smiling makes your lips smaller, so try it!

It is best to let your lips heal before applying product, and once they have healed and scabbed over, then you can apply natural serums and moisturizers.