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And who doesn't want perfect lips?! Some time ago, researchers from an important Californian university published in the journal "JAMA Facial Plastic Surgery" a study where they changed the dimension and proportion of the lips of 100 photographs of women and asked for other people's opinion on the changes they had made. They came to this conclusion: The large, fleshy and voluminous lip was more impressive. The bottom lip should be 2 times the size of the top and that's really what makes the difference.
While some tips shared on social media can be really helpful, others are downright weird and harmful. Recently, a New Delhi-based influencer has sparked controversy online after sharing a video showing her lip plumping trick. In the video, Shubhangi Anand is seen using chillies to pout her lips.
Footage on Instagram shows Anand cutting a green pepper in half and rubbing his lips together. This has left viewers confused and concerned, with many calling the move reckless and dangerous. Recall that since she joined the TikTok platform last month, actress Anne Hathaway has posted three videos, but the last tip related to lips is sure to please all girls.
Anne says her upper lip looks a bit "withered" and lifeless. She simply asks her hairdresser for a black bobby pin, which she opens in a U-shape and begins to 'hit' her upper lip very lightly. The actress says that this action stimulates blood circulation in the lips and immediately gives a light swelling effect. Hathaway has a word of advice for those who will try this tactic: "Just don't poke your lip hard with the pin, because it might bleed."
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