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• To step
• Part 1 of 3: Exfoliate your lips
• Part 2 of 3: Moisturizing your lips
• Part 3 of 3: Draw attention to your lips
• Tips
• Warnings
• Necessities

To get kissable lips, you will need to make them more attractive by removing dead skin and rough spots and moisturizing them. The best way to beautify your lips is to exfoliate and moisturize them regularly. That won't take much time and it will make your lips soft and kissable. You can also do other things to draw attention to your lips, such as keeping your breath fresh, touching your lips, or holding them in a sexy position.

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Part 1 of 3: Exfoliate your lips

1. Use a washcloth to exfoliate your lips. You can quickly exfoliate your lips using just a damp washcloth. To remove dead skin from your lips every day, grab a clean washcloth and run it under warm water. Then use it to gently exfoliate your lips.
   • Use gentle circular motions to exfoliate away dead skin.
   • Pat your lips dry with a clean, dry towel afterwards.
2. Buy or make a sugar scrub for your lips. You can buy special scrubs for your lips at drugstores, department stores and on the internet. If you want to use a ready-to-use scrub, you should be able to find it without any hassle. If you prefer to make your own scrub, you can use ingredients you may already have in your kitchen.
   • To make your own lip scrub, mix a tablespoon of sugar with a teaspoon of olive or coconut oil at room temperature. Mix the sugar and the oil until you get a paste. You can store the scrub in a small jar or container in your refrigerator for up to a week.
   • If you prefer to do the scrub when you want to exfoliate your lips, grab a pinch of sugar and a few drops of oil and mix them together.
3. Apply a small amount of the sugar scrub to your lips. You only need a small amount of sugar scrub to exfoliate your lips, which is about a quarter of a teaspoon or less. Apply the sugar scrub to both lips with your index finger and rub the scrub over your mouth in circular motions.
   • Rub the sugar scrub all over the skin on your lips. Make sure to exfoliate all surfaces of your lips and the area around your lips.
   • Don't use the sugar scrub more than twice a week or you could irritate your lips.
4. Wipe away the sugar scrub with a damp washcloth. When you're done, grab a clean washcloth and dampen it with warm water. Then use the washcloth to wipe away the sugar scrub. You can also splash a little warm water on your lips to rinse the scrub off your lips.
5. Pat your lips dry. After wiping or rinsing the sugar scrub from your lips, grab a dry towel and pat your lips dry. Do not rub your lips dry with the towel, but pat gently to remove any excess moisture.
   • Make sure to put a good lip balm on your lips after exfoliating.

Part 2 of 3: Moisturizing your lips

1. Use lip balm at night. Keeping your lips moisturized is another great way to keep them soft and kissable. Try putting lip balm on your lips at night to moisturize your lips while you sleep. Spread the lip balm on your lips just before going to sleep so that your lips are soft and hydrated in the morning.
   • If you don't have lip balm at home, you can use a little room temperature olive or coconut oil on your lips instead.
   EXPERT TIP

   Use lip balm during the day. It's also important to moisturize your lips during the day. You can use a highly moisturizing lip balm if your lips are very dry, but a regular lip balm will work too.

   • Keep the lip balm with you and apply it often to your lips.
2. Prep your lips with a strong moisturizer. Before applying lip liner or lipstick, it is a good idea to apply a highly moisturizing lip balm or at least a thick coat of regular lip balm. This creates a moist and smooth surface on which to apply your lipstick.
   • Apply the lip balm to your lips 15 to 30 minutes before you want to apply lipstick.
3. Opt for a moisturizing lipstick. Look for a lipstick that moisturizes your lips instead of staying long. Long-lasting lipstick can dry out and irritate your lips more than other types of lipstick.
   • If you plan on kissing a lot, you should probably go for a light pink or pale pink color instead of a bright red or coral red. The person you kiss with will otherwise get lipstick on their face.
   • It may also be a good idea to use lip stain, as lip stain is not easy to get off your lips.

Part 3 of 3: Draw attention to your lips

1. Get fresh breath. Having clean teeth and fresh breath can make your mouth look more attractive, so make sure to clean your teeth properly if you want kissable lips. Take a moment to brush your teeth, floss, and use mouthwash.
   • Chew gum or have a mint if you can't brush your teeth.
2. Touch your lips. Another way to draw attention to your lips is to touch them with your fingers or something edible. This can be a seductive, playful, or subtle way to get someone to kiss you.
   • For example, run your fingertip over your lips, as if you were thinking about something. Hold an ice cube or some fruit such as a grape or strawberry to your lips for a few seconds before putting it in your mouth.
   • To give a stronger signal, try to make eye contact with the person you want to kiss while touching your lips.
3. Keep your lips in a seductive position. Another way to draw attention to your lips is to hold them so that the other person thinks they are sexy. For example, you can pucker them, separate them, lick them, or gently bite your lip. Try out a few different things to draw attention to your lips.
4. Come closer. Sitting or standing close to someone can also make your lips look more attractive. The other person will also be able to kiss you more easily if you are close. Try to get close to the person you want to kiss.
   • To make it even clearer that you want to be kissed, try looking at the other person's lips instead of making eye contact. He or she should now understand that you want to be kissed.

Tips

• Do not try to lick or pick your lips if you see dead skin. Licking your lips will dry them out and picking on dead skin can cause your lips to bleed.
• Before going to sleep, apply petroleum jelly, coconut oil, shea butter, or olive oil to your lips to moisturize and soften them.

Warnings

• Don't scrub your lips too hard as they can get irritated.
• Try out new products in a small area to see if you are sensitive to them. Do not apply them all over your lips until you are sure they are safe for your skin. Your lips can be irritated by many of the ingredients in lip balms and lipsticks, as well as fragrances. Try a hypoallergenic solution if common products cause your lips to become inflamed or irritated.

Necessities

• Washcloth
• Towel
• Sugar scrub or ingredients for a sugar scrub, such as sugar and olive oil or coconut oil
• Lip balm
• Lipstick