After kissing, the lips are thicker
Kissing is one of the nicest things in the world. But it often happens that after kissing, the lips become thicker. However, with a few tricks you can solve this problem.
After kissing - lips thicker
In a relationship, kissing is part of everyday life for most people. But kissing is not the same as kissing and can take place in different forms and intensities. Especially at the beginning, when you are freshly in love, there is usually very intensive kissing.
- After long, extensive kisses with tongue ("French Kiss") it is normal for the lips to be thicker after kissing.
- Often times, it's just a strong feeling of irritation that makes the lips feel thicker. Then when you look in the mirror you may notice a deeper redness, but not actual swelling.
- You can avoid this by changing your kissing technique a little. Try to hold back a little in your passion. Take small breaks again and again so that the lips can "relax".
- If this only occurs when kissing with a particular partner, then it may be due to their kissing technique. Address this lovingly and without reproach so that you can playfully develop new methods together.
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Allergic reaction to lip cosmetics
In rare cases, you may also have an allergy to certain ingredients in cosmetics. These can also be found in certain lip care products or lipsticks from your partner.
- Ask your partner to refrain from using any cosmetics on the face, especially around the lips, for a while. If the lips are no longer thick after kissing, you have solved the problem.
- But swellings on the lips can also be quickly resolved differently: Take an ice cube and rub it on your lips. The slight irritation counteracts the swelling.
- If you don't have an ice cube at hand, you can also briefly put a spoon in the freezer compartment or hold it under cold water and enjoy the cooling effect.
- If you have the problem frequently, elderberry oil is a good option. You can easily do this yourself by boiling a few flowers in three to four tablespoons of olive oil. The oil pulls the swelling out of the lips and makes them supple again at the same time.
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