How to DIY your lipstick palette? Any tips here?

The lipstick palette is a very convenient and diverse beauty tool. It contains many lipstick colors in one palette, providing you with various choices. At the same time, it saves you the trouble of carrying multiple lipsticks.

A palette features a lip applicator brush that can be used to apply lip colors on your lips in just one swipe. Specific lip palettes offer a double-ended brush and even a mixing palette for easy application.

As far as your lip color goes, a lipstick set may have all the shades you need to help you create a custom look that truly stands apart from the crowd, but a lip palette does as well—all in one convenient makeup compact.

How to DIY your lipstick palette?

Although there are many lipstick palette options on the market, those colors are fixed and may contain many colors you don't like. Luckily, you can choose to make your lipstick palette, which allows you to combine your favorite and frequently used shades. For example, you can use the Rouge Intense Velvet Slim Lipstick to create a nude pink lip palette if you are a nude lover.

Step1: Get your palette
You’re going to need a palette to create a lip palette. You can buy a lipstick palette online according to the number and size of compartments you need.

Step2: Chop off the lipstick
Grab your lipstick and behead it. This process is to remove lipstick from its original tube. Winding your lipstick tube up until the part you need to get off is on display. You need to decide how much lipstick you need according to the compartment size of the palette. Then, use a knife to carefully slice the lipstick away from the tube before setting it to the side.

Step3: Put lipstick into the palette
Light up a candle, then put the split lipstick into a metal spoon and place it over it. Keep moving the spoon over the candle instead of holding it stationary to prevent the lipstick from boiling. When the lipstick boils, then its composition changes, and you end up ruining it. Keep doing this until it becomes a liquid consistency. Then, pour it into the palette.

Keep in mind doing this does risk changing the consistency of your lipstick. Alternatively, you can press and pat down your lipstick into each compartment of your lip palette.

Step4: Repeat
Repeat the process above with the rest of your lipstick shade until you finish filling the palette. A customized lipstick palette is well done by you.

How to do a red-brown matte glitter lip with a lipstick palette?
Step1: Prepare your lip
Before applying color, use a lip scrub to remove dead skin from the surface of your lips, then apply lip balm and leave it on for two or three minutes. Then use a lip primer to help create a smooth base for better application later.

Step2: Apply lipstick

Use a red-brown shade like [Raw Gemstone] Velvet Slim Lipstick for this look. Take a lip brush, dip a little of this color and apply it to the middle of the upper and lower lips. Then work it to the edges of the lips, following the lip line. You can use the brush or your finger to blend out the edge for a natural lip line.

Step3: Add some glitter
After finishing the base lip color, use the brush to take a little glitter and apply it evenly on the lips.

How to do an ombre lip using a lipstick palette?
Step1: Prepare your lip
Before applying color, use a lip scrub to remove dead skin from the surface of your lips, then apply lip balm and leave it on for two or three minutes. Then use a lip primer to help create a smooth base for better application later.

Step2: Draw with a lip liner
Use a lip liner darker than your lip color to outline the lips. Pay attention to deepening the lip line at the corners of the mouth to add depth. A lip liner can help define the lip shape and prevent lipstick from spilling over the edges.

Step3: Apply lipsticks
This lip makeup requires two lipstick colors. Start by dipping a lip brush into a lighter color and apply it all over the lips from the center outwards. Then, brush over the outer edges of the lips with a darker color. Use a lip brush to blend out the edges where the two colors meet.