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Heres a guide on what i did to lipcut.
What is lipcutting?
It’s cutting the corners of your lips to improve your mouth-to-nose ratio (mine is 1.1, over).
Here are the tools I used.
Baby wipes: Disinfectant (don’t judge me, I’m poor.)
Cotton balls: To control the bleeding.
Plate: To catch the blood (I thought I was going to bleed much more, but I still recommend having something for the blood to fall into).
Gloves: No idea, I guess they’re more sanitary, but I didn’t use them because they were uncomfortable.
Razor: What I used to cut with. I used the baby wipes to disinfect it. Make sure it’s new and that it’s very sharp.
IMPORTANT: I recommend taking a ruler, putting it next to your mouth, and measuring 2 or 3 mm. Use a pen to mark it. Make sure you do it upward; around 3 degrees should be enough.
Here’s how I did it.
How do you cut?
What I imagined was that you’re playing the violin: from where the blade starts to where it ends, using firm movements. Make sure you cut deep.
How much does it hurt?
It does hurt, but it’s tolerable. It feels like a sting while someone is blowing on an open wound at the same time. It’s a weird sensation, but it’s very tolerable.
REMEMBER THAT THIS HAS TO BE DONE MULTIPLE TIMES. You have to cut it before it scarrs, so I’ll keep updating you guys.
Here you can see how much it bleeds. It’s not that much actually.
Does it work?
I’d say yes, at least for now.
I also put Vaseline on it afterward (once the bleeding had stopped).
That’s all. I’ll keep updating you guys. We’ll see if it gets infected or not.
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