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My lips and cheeks look pale and I want a natural colour
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A natural flush without a heavy makeup routine, the way Moroccan women have done for centuries.
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A stain marks less than a waxy lipstick but not never. Three minutes of preparation protect your fabric.
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Avoid stains on hijabs and masks.
Women who wear a hijab or a mask all day.
Hijabs and masks sit close to lips and cheeks, so colour can transfer. Letting the stain set and blotting before dressing keeps most of it on your skin.
Always test on a light fabric first.
Aker fassi, a lip brush Tissue and a spare light fabric for a test
Step 1
Apply the stain at least ten minutes before you dress.
Step 2
Press a tissue on your lips and cheeks to lift loose pigment.
Step 3
Press your lips lightly onto a spare light fabric. If it marks, wait longer or blot more.
Step 4
Put on the hijab or mask only when nothing transfers.
Apply before the hijab, not after. Choose darker fabric if you often wear colour.
Rinse a marked fabric with cold water soon after, before the stain dries.
Use suitable products you already own. This selection may not cover every step; open CareFinder to apply your budget, BPOM and Halal preferences.
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Common questions
A little, especially on the first day. Blot well.
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