Scott Disick Reveals The Secret Behind Kylie Jenner's Lips

Reality TV star Kylie Jenner’s luscious pouty lips have been catching a lot of attention lately. It appears that it’s not only her fans that have been taking notice of her lips but her family members too. In a short video clip shared by E Online, Kourtney Kardashian’s boyfriend Scott Disick talks to Kendall Jenner about Kylie’s lips and her daily routine to make them appear the way they do.

In the short video shared by E Online, Kendall, Kylie and Scott are all hanging out in Kendall’s old room in Kris Jenner’s house. As Kendall happily makes herself comfortable in what used to be her bed, Scott observes Kylie and comments about her attention-grabbing lips.

Scott asks Kendall if she’s seen Kylie putting on her lipstick. “It takes like 40 minutes and then she like pushes one lip, pulls this one out,” says Scott. Kendall laughs and says that it’s crazy and not cute. Scott agrees and says that he doesn’t understand why people find it cute to have a duck pout.

Kylie just smiles at the two of them as they make fun of her makeup routine, which she says is the entire reason she is suddenly able to display thick luscious lips. Kylie has denied getting any plastic surgery or artificial enhancements on her lips.

While Scott and Kendall appear to be grossed out by Kylie’s routine and puffy kissers, several fans and netizens clearly like the results of her 40-minute beauty routine. Kylie’s Instagram selfies featuring her now famous pout have given birth to the #kyliejennerchallenge. The idea is to be able to achieve the same effect as Kylie’s exaggerated pout without having to go through plastic surgery. Needless to say, the home remedies and other strategies have led to one too many failed attempts. Fans have resorted to using household products and appliances like empty bottles and even vacuum cleaners in order to achieve the same results that Kylie claims is all thanks to her exceptional makeup skills.

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