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Our Favorite Long-Wear Lip Products

Liners and tints and balms, oh my! Try these must-have products for next-level lips.

By: Kate Watson

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  • Flat Finish

    Flat Finish

    Apply Lancôme Matte Shaker High Pigment Liquid Lipstick for a chic, muted punch of color. Its unique sponge ensures ease of application and smudge-proof wear.

  • Staying Power

    Staying Power

    For a glamorous, kiss-proof finish, use Dior Addict Lip Tattoo to lock in a natural looking color that stains lips without feeling chalky. Wear alone or layer with gloss for extra shimmer and fullness.

  • Shine Bright

    Shine Bright

    Catrice Aqua Ink-In-Gloss lets you have it all: This gorgeous formula not only leaves your lips supple like a traditional gloss, it also includes a lightweight stain for stay-put, all-day coverage.

  • Prime Time

    Prime Time

    Prep right up with Urban Decay Ultimate Ozone Multipurpose Primer Pencil, a clear gel-like formula that primes lips before adding more product or lines outer edges to prevent color from feathering.

  • Balm Out

    Balm Out

    Trade in your lip balm for Elizabeth Arden Sheer Kiss Lip Oil for ultimate hydration and a subtle sheen. Added bonus: This formula has anti-aging properties to protect your pout.

  • A Fine Line

    A Fine Line

    Fake fuller lips by tracing the outer edges with Marc Jacobs Beauty Poutliner Longwear Lip Liner Pencil. Continue to fill in the rest of your pout for stay- put color or as a budge-free base before applying lipstick.

  • The New Normal

    The New Normal

    Swap your conventional lipstick for Giorgio Armani Lip Magnet Liquid Lipstick. It’s thinner and more highly pigmented, meaning barely there, long- lasting coverage.

  • Subtle Shade

    Subtle Shade

    Add sheer color and shine with Yves Saint Laurent Volupté Tint-in-Balm, a dual formula with buildable coverage that easily glides on bare lips or over lipstick for added sparkle.

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