I thought it would be fun to get lip filler but it went totally wrong – I look like a bird & my mum is going to kill me
A WOMAN has revealed that she really liked the size of her lips, but thought it would be fun to try out lip filler.
However, Brit L’Amour had a huge shock after getting her lips plumped and was left close to tears at her new, large and bruised pout.
Posting on TikTok, the beauty fan recorded herself prior to getting lip filler, showing off her natural lips.
Brit posted her clip with the caption ‘Send help’ and said: “Lip filler gone wrong.”
She then explained: “Ok my mother is going to murder me but I decided to get lip filler.
“I like my lips, I honestly love my lips, there’s honestly nothing wrong with them, I just thought it would be fun.”
Seconds later, we saw Brit in her car, as she covered her lips with her hand.
She then moved her hand, showing off her freshly-plumped lips, as she said: “Please tell me this is going to go down.
“I seriously want to cry.
“I look like a bird.
“What do I say to my husband?
“He didn’t even take Advil growing up, like, did not put anything in his body.
“I’m starting to bruise.”
She then sarcastically noted: “Love this for me. Great.”
Brit’s clip has clearly shocked many, as it has amassed a whopping 588.5k views.
It has 8,059 likes, 534 comments and 316 shares.
Social media users were left open-mouthed at Brit’s new pout, which many expressed in the comments.
One user simply shared: “Noooo.”
A second chimed in: “Too much.”
A third said: “Oh honey I’m so sorry.”
Whilst someone else posted: “Thank you for sharing this to remind me I don’t want it.”
Meanwhile, many beauty fans rushed to the comments to comfort Brit and to explain that the swelling would go down and her lips would look better after a few days.
One person said: “They will def go down…hang on in there love, they get way better.”
Another added: “Swelling is totally normal! It’ll go down.”
A third commented: “Give it a couple weeks! It will go down so much!”
Whilst someone else noted: “I’m a nurse practitioner/injector. That is completely normal. It will get better over the next several days. Be patient and trust the process.”
