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How can i bring the cupid's bow tips closer together?

November 3, 2014
Asked By:KaylahPeta in Australia, AU

I feel that my Cupid's bow tip a little to far apart for my liking, i would like them to be brought closer together and also for them to be less pointy, (more rounded) i am however happy, with the fullness of my lips

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