While summer was all about the soft pinks and bright corals, lips are getting a bold overhaul for the new season. Fall trends are calling for deep plums and rich mauves for your pout, and you'll find that there's a color for everyone -- even the Chapstick-wearer in the corner who dares to maybe wear tinted lip balm for a night out.
We kiss with them, we sip with them, we angle them with finesse to create coy little smiles -- they're one of the sexiest parts of the body, and paired with the right gloss, balm, stick or stain, can make an onlooker weak at the knees. rimu.
Lip liners get a bad rap, probably because they make people think of that awful lined-lips-with-nude-lipstick look. But skipping a lip liner is a missed opportunity to make your lips look fuller and more defined. It also keeps your lipstick locked in place and prevents feathering. With so many options to choose from, it's easy to end up with a liner that doesn't deliver on its promises. So we narrowed them down to only the top reader-reviewed lip liners to make you a believer.
Tuesday, May 5, 2015
HOW TO PICK A LIPSTICK COLOR
Here are a few things to consider when searching for the lipstick color that's really you.
Subtle
colors and neutral tones can serve you well on casual days and weekend
afternoons. When it comes to dressing up and going to town, nothing says
"Party!" better than a glamorous red!
Quiet pinks and sheer textures are ideal for warm weather; creamy dark wines and plums are ripe for winter.
Olive
skin looks best in light browns with warm tones, or dark brownish-reds.
Stay away from pinks or orange-reds! Fair complexions fare well with
shades that have a warm pink or peachy glow, or dramatic reds with a
bluish tint. Warm skin is flattered by deep reds with blue or purple
tones, or deep reddish-browns.
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