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" When I accidentally apply red lipstick beyond my lip line, it stains. What&amp;#039;s the best repair strategy? The easiest way to remove a dark-hued lipstick smudge is with oil-free eye-makeup remover. &amp;quot;The stain should lift off immediately, without any extra rubbing or skin redness,&amp;quot; explains NYC makeup artist Laura Geller. And since the formula is oil-free, it won&amp;#039;t make the rest of your lipstick blur. To do, dab a little remover on a cotton swab, then carefully run the tip along your lip line -- as if you&amp;#039;re using a pencil eraser. Try Laura Geller Chamomile Eye Makeup Remover, $17, or Maybelline Expert Eyes 100 Percent Oil-Free Eye Makeup Remover, $4.10. Another option is to cover the smear with a skin-tone-matching foundation or concealer. First, blot off as much of the stain as possible with a tissue, then dab the corner of a damp cosmetic sponge into the cover-up and rub it lightly over the area to neutralize the redness. Try Physicians Formula Concealor 101 Perfecting Concealor Duo, $7.25. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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