Many of us are not born with the great "Star" looking lips. There are thin lips and lips with no shape, and so many different kinds of lips. To get moist, supply lips try new lipstick first. There are some great lipsticks out there on the market that can give a nice moist look and feel. The lipsticks are made with moisturizing products formulated to stay on longer and give lips a great moist look. Some of these lipsticks even have ingredients in them that aid in giving the lips a plump, supple look. When lips are shinny and moist they will look supple as well.

The next thing to try is to get additional makeup to help the lips have a fuller, more supple look to them. To achieve this look you will need to get a lip liner that is close to the color of your lips and line on the very outside line of your lips. You won't need to go out on the natural lip line, as this may make the lips look unnatural. Then get a lipstick that is close to the color of you lips, and apply it. A dark colored lipstick will make the lips look smaller. After the lipstick, get some pink gloss and start at the bottom of the lips and work upwards. Then to top it off add some gold lip-gloss to the center of the bottom lip. This will give the lips a moist and supple look with out a lot of expense. Keep the lips gloss handy and apply it throughout the day when needed to keep the lips looking moist and supple.

There are also some great products out on the market that will plump out the lips. These products have ingredients to plump out lips and keep them plump and supple for up to 12 hours. Most of the products have the ability to decrease wrinkles and lines around the lips, which will make lips more moist and supple. There are many different products available to choose from. They are all a lot like SensuaLip Lip Plumper, it cost $15.00 and will plump lips instantly for hours. These products will need to be used daily for maximum results. But they do work for many women and are a lot cheaper than plastic surgery.

Plastic surgery must be considered with caution. There are side effects and the results are not always to the liking of the customer. Then there is the cost of plastic surgery, which must be done by a licensed doctor. Be sure to ask questions and get references for any plastic surgeon.

How much work you want to put into your lips will depend how you get moist, supple lips. To start out on the easy to do scale, use a moisturizing, shinny lipstick. Then if wanted move up to using more that one lip makeup product. If fuller lips are still wanted use a lip-plumping product with some moisturizer. Then to achieve a totally full, supple lip that can always be moist, try plastic surgery, if your pocket book can afford it.