Here's How To Drink Champagne Without Messing Up Your Lipstick

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Getting your lipstick to last for more than a few hours without reapplying is an accomplishment in itself. And if you're drinking champagne, it's practically impossible to still have any rouge left on your lips once you put the glass down. But there is a simple way to enjoy bubbly and leave your lipstick intact.

Instead of guzzling champagne straight from the flute...

...sip it through a straw.

It's really that simple.

Other tricks to minimizing lipstick transfer and smudging: Avoid touching your lips with utensils while you're eating, and try not to blot your lips with a napkin too much.

Cheers!

Photos and GIFs by Gabriela Landazuri Saltos.

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Early in the Greek empire, red lipstick or lip paint signaled that a woman was a prostitute, given that most women during that time typically went without makeup. (Source) (credit:Getty)
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Lipstick Was An Indicator Of Social Rank.(03 of08)
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George Wore It.(04 of08)
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George Washington would occasionally wear lipstick. And makeup. And a powdered wig.(Source) (credit:Getty)
Arrested For Wearing Lipstick In Kansas?(05 of08)
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In 1915, a bill was introduced into Kansas legislature that would have made it a misdemeanor for a woman under 44 to wear makeup because it "created a false impression."(Source) (credit:Getty)
QE2 Had Her Own Signature Shade. (06 of08)
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Elizabeth Taylor loved her red lipstick so much she apparently demanded that no one else on her movie sets could wear it. (Source) (credit:Getty)
Churchill: Lipstick Will NOT Be Rationed(08 of08)
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During World War II, all cosmetics except for lipstick were rationed. Winston Churchill decided to keep lipstick in production because he felt it had a positive effect on morale. Needless to say, lipstick sales did well during the war. (Source) (credit:SSPL via Getty)

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