Your lips are a very delicate part of your skin and need constant protection and nourishment.  Remember these simple beauty practices to keep your lips young and beautiful: 

Moisturize Your Lips at Night
After the cleansing process of your face at night is finished, apply your face and eye cream. If you had any left over eye cream, apply it to your lips (never waste your products). The lips and the throat can always use extra amounts. The constant moisturizing of the lips can help prevent dehydration and chapping and will help make your lips look smoother and more supple. 
 

Use a Lip Balm Frequently
Always use a lip balm during the day alone or prior to the application of your lipstick.  Mandana Beaute has a vitamin based lip balm for such a reason.  I do not recommend "chap stick" type products because of their strong "waxiness".  Anything that is hard to apply to your lips will actually pull on the gentle skin of the lips and over time cause wrinkles. 
 

Use a Lipscrub Once a Week
Once a week use a lipscrub.  Our lipscrub product is designed to exfoliate the dead skin cells that have built-up on your lips over time.  After using a gentle exfoliant you will notice smoothness of your lips right away.  If you apply your lipstick following the use of a lipscrub, you will notice the smooth application of the lipstick on your lips.  Your lipstick will also gain longer staying power. 
 

Nourish and Protect your lips From the Environment
As you continue to use Mandana Beaute's lipsticks, you are constantly reassuring your lips with multi-vitamin ingredients that will continue to keep your lips younger and healthier.  The SPF 15 will protect against sun and environmental damage to the delicate skin tissue of your lips. 
 

Use a Mild Makeup Remover to Remove Lipstick
To remove your lipstick, use soft cotton and a mild makeup remover either in a cream or a liquid form to help prevent your lips from getting damaged.  Tissue paper may be good for other uses but it is too harsh to be used for your lips!  The coarse fibers of the tissue paper is generally too rough on the skin and can dehydrate the natural moistures of the lips and can result in creation of wrinkles.