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Score shapely, pouty lips.(Look-Great Lessons by Nick Barose)(Brief Article)(Illustration)
THIS MONTH'S CELEBRITY MAKEUP ARTIST: Nick Barose HIS CLIENT LIST: Kim Catrall, Kirsten Dunst, and Michelle Branch
STEP 1
Start by tracing the bow (the V-shape area of your upper lip) with a nude lip liner to emphasize the shape of your mouth.
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED]
STEP 2
Close your mouth, ...
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