Perfect Red Lips

Perfect Red Lips

Hollywood starlets have pouted their red lips at various movie premieres and A-list events this year, causing many of us to wonder if we can pull-off this classic look. The winter months are the perfect time to try out this timeless look and create an instantly elegant ensemble.

The trick to finding the perfect red is matching your skin tone to the correct shade of red. Different shades have either a cooler blue undertone or a warmer orange undertone which will make the shade “pop” against your skin tone if correct:

  1. Fair Skin Tones – your skin has pink undertones so shades that are true red or have pink or plum undertones in them
  2. Medium Skin Tones (Caramel to Olive) – Look for berry and brown undertones for a perfect red. Avoid orange tones.
  3. Dark Skin Tones – Try to find shades that will pop against your skin in dark, warm reds. Berry and cranberry tones will add a pop; too deep shades of red will start to blend in with your skin tone. Adding a shine to your red will also help it stand out against your dark skin.

Lip shape has everything to do with it as well. Smaller lips will look great in lighter shades of red, while fuller lips will stun in deeper shades.

Red lips are a little more difficult to wear than more neutral shades. Make sure to get a matching lip liner to clearly define your lips and keep the look classy and neat.

When wearing red on your lips, keep the rest of your makeup simple. Your lips are going to be the central focus when you wear this shade, and in order to keep the look elegant wear lighter eye shadow, liner and mascara.

Remember these simple tips when hunting out the perfect red for you look. If you are unsure about standing out with eye-catching red, try a sheer red gloss. You’ll still have the elegant red lips, but in a subtle and comfortable tone.

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