What you need with LipSense

Select LipSense Long-Lasting Liquid Lip Color first, then the LipSense Moisturizing Gloss that matches her preferred comfort and finish. Present both at checkout, because layered Color finished with Gloss is the method. Present LipSense Cream separately; it goes on in one even layer and needs no Gloss.

The Permeable Polymer Matrix builds LipSense Long-Lasting Liquid Lip Color's breathable color film, while a compatible LipSense Moisturizing Gloss changes surface slip, shine and conditioning feel. Two different formulas, designed to be used together. How Does LipSense Work? explains how Color and Gloss work together.

After the color layers set, help her select one compatible LipSense Moisturizing Gloss, combine glosses into a custom blend, or stack gloss finishes. Compare tint, sheen, and dimension in the same light used for shade selection. Keep the color order unchanged while you compare, then record the full combination. Layered LipSense color

Gloss acts on a color film that has already formed, so the pigment stack and the surface finish are two independent visual stages. Selecting, blending or stacking compatible Glosses changes tint, reflected light and apparent dimension without rebuilding the pigment layers.

At the end of the service, show her how little Gloss a surface refresh needs, and place it in the daily-use bag rather than the occasional kit. For bridal or set work, label each client's Gloss for hygienic touchups. Reapply to restore the chosen finish; do not restart the color layers unless the look is coming off.

A Gloss refresh works on the outer surface while the set color film stays where it is. That is why touchup restores slip and luster without adding more pigment, and why one repeatable surface step holds the chosen finish through normal wear.

Keep LipSense Ooops! Lip Color Remover at the station for edge correction, then include it in her first kit for removal at home. At the station, dip the precision wand. Move the applicator gently across the color, then clean the area with tissue. Store remover and clean applicators in separate areas of a professional kit.

Every part of Ooops! has a job: Isostearyl Alcohol softens the set color film; Isohexadecane is the spreading solvent; Coco-Caprylate, Retinyl Palmitate, Panthenol, Tetrahexyldecyl Ascorbate, and Tocopheryl Acetate condition. The emollient solvent base helps loosen the set lip film while the conditioning ingredients support comfortable removal. Remove the color without scrubbing

Map the shape with light strokes, fill with matching color, and sharpen the point as needed. For asymmetry, a bold perimeter, or a camera-ready edge, begin with LipSense Long-Lasting Lip Liner Pencil before LipSense Color. Skip it for a softly diffused edge.

The current pencil uses Palmitoyl Tripeptide-1, Hydrogenated Jojoba Oil and Isoamyl Laurate in a creamy, matte, waterproof film. It sharpens the edge when the look calls for it without changing the Color-and-Gloss method.