Lip liner defines your lips, prevents feathering, and helps your lipstick stay in place longer. It’s also perfect for correcting uneven shapes or creating the illusion of fuller lips. Think of it as your lip look’s best supporting role.  Check out our blog on how to apply lip liner for a step-by-step tutorial.

Yes. Many lip liners are creamy enough to double as full-coverage lip color. Just fill in your lips entirely, then top with balm or gloss for added comfort.

For a seamless look, match your lip liner to your lipstick or your natural lip tone. If you're going for a fuller or ombré effect, pick a liner that’s one to two shades darker than your lipstick and blend it inward before applying color.  Take our lip combo quiz to find out the best lip liner and lipstick shade for you.

Pair your red lipstick with a liner in a matching or slightly deeper red. This helps define the shape and prevents color from feathering. Bonus: it can intensify the pigment and improve wear time.