[QUOTE=Mosier]
I dont know about you, but kissing someone with chapstick or lip balm or lipstick on really grosses me out. Maybe girls like it different, but I wouldn’t suggest medicating your lips in preparation for a kiss. Just keep practicing, I guess. 
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I second that. I HATE CHAPSTICK. I never, ever, EVER use the stuff, and hate it when I kiss someone who wears it. If I wanted slime, I would have kissed a stick of butter, thankyouverymuch.
As far as kissing, I have always been told I am an excellent kisser. I have had many, many previous lovers reconnect with me and tell me they have never met anyone else who has kissed as well as I have. It is 90% knowing what your partner wants.
Your lips are too dry? Er, lick them? I shouldn’t think this would come as a revelation. Soft is the key, when starting. Slow, soft, and small kisses. Focus on one lip at a time. Pause and look in their eyes, and then go back to kissing. When you fee more comfortable, kiss by taking one or the other of their lips between yours, softly. Then you can move on to the tongue, but I am not going to attempt to describe that one for you. That is more based on intuition, and learning what your partner wants.
Don’t forget your hands! When you are softly kissing your partner, use your hands to caress, to softly cup their ears between your thumb and forefinger, lightly pressing up against her head with your hands.
Never forget to look in their eyes between kisses. You can always tell if they enjoy it or not.
If you have any questions, please let me know.