Ashley Graham's Trick For Naturally Fuller Lips Doesn't Even Require A Lip Product 

If there's one overarching beauty trend to come out of quarantine, perhaps it's embracing multipurpose looks. One by one, conventional beauty rules have seemed to leap out the window: Mascara becomes brow gel, lipstick becomes eye shadow, the list goes on. Needless to say, people are getting a little more creative with their beauty routines of late (whether they're trying to salvage their favorite products or are just looking for ways to spice up their days). 

First, Graham shares, she dabs a "tiny bit" of Aquaphor on her lips to keep them hydrated; for a clean option, try the Skin Food Lip Butter from Weleda; it has a similar jelly texture and slight glossy sheen. Just be sure to use a minimal amount or give the product some time to sink into your lips before moving on with the liner. "I don't want my lips to be super moisturized," Graham explains, "because I want them to stay."

Then she takes a soft-brown eyebrow pencil to shade along her lip line. A shade slightly darker than your lips will create a shadowed illusion while still looking natural. The result? Pillowy, lush lips. 

If you have super-dark brows, you might not want to use the same pencil for your lips. Rather, makeup artist Jenny Patinkin recommends finding a shade that has an ashy or taupe undertone: "Both are a little gray, so they'll look more like a natural shadow. Anything too warm will go orange," she explains. For clean options, check out PYT Beauty's Defining Brow Pencil in Taupe and EcoBrow's Brow Defining Crayon in Sharon.