Make It Last
First, you can use liner to make your lip color last longer. When applying, instead of just lining the outer edges, fill in the entire surface of your lips. The waxy, highly pigmented properties of liner make a great foundation for lipstick, and it adheres well to lips. After you have filled in your lips entirely, blot, and then apply lipstick in a matching shade. Blot again and then reapply. Your lipstick will last longer using this technique.

Change Your Shade
You can also use liner to make a lip color look lighter or darker by giving it a lighter or darker foundation. For example, you can turn a plain pink lipstick into a beautiful pinkish-brown if you use the technique above, filling in the entire surface of your lips with a liner in a brown tone and then applying your pink lipstick. The two colors will meld together for a one-of-a-kind look. This is a great way to find the perfect color for your skin. The possibilities are endless!

Stop Slips
Use liner to keep your lipstick from bleeding. If you have tiny wrinkles around our mouth that can come from smoking or aging, you may find that lipsticks or lip gloss of a more liquid or oily nature can wick up these tiny creases, leaving a messy look. Lip liner has a higher wax content and may serve well as a border around your lips, stopping this from happening. So in addition to creating a precise line, it helps to keep it precise all day.

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Put some foundation on your lips before you apply your lipstick