Nude Lipstick for NC42 or 2Y10.

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Corinne F.

Feb 13, 2014

Corinne F.

For your skintone I recommend a more pinky nude rather than a more flesh colored pigment. It would look great with your complexion.

Malia L.

Feb 13, 2014

Malia L.

Hiii everyone!!

Any NC42 or 2Y10 ladies out there recommend the perfect nude lipstick? Any brand. I can't seem to get it right... I really want to try a nude lip look.

Corinne F.

Feb 13, 2014

Corinne F.

Maybelline just came out with a whole new collection of nude lipsticks. Also, you can never go wrong with Mac lipsticks.

Lisa A.

Feb 13, 2014

Lisa A.

Spirit by mac

Lisa A.

Feb 13, 2014

Lisa A.

Or pink plsid

Malia L.

Feb 13, 2014

Malia L.

Thanks corinne. I really want to get a nude from the maybelline nude collection but I don't know which one is perfect for my skin tone. I'm not really sure what is a perfect nude for my complexion anyways... I heard a lot of recommendations for mac too but again not sure what works best.

Malia L.

Feb 13, 2014

Malia L.

Thank you lisa!! I'll check those out!

Shelley W.

Feb 13, 2014

Shelley W.

MAC hug me

Joanne M.

Feb 13, 2014

Joanne M.

Makeup forever rouge artist intense matte #3. It's a pinky brown nude. My all time favorite

Ms L.

Feb 13, 2014

Ms L.

I'm also NC42 and these are my favorite nude lipsticks:
1. L'oreal colour riche in Fairest nude (800)
2. Rimmel moisture renew lipstick in Nude delight (642)
3. Revlon super lustrous matte lipstick in Mauve it over (003)
4. Maybelline Born with it (015)
5. Maybelline color whisper in Mocha Muse and Lust for blush
6. (Not pictured) NYX soft matte lip cream in Stockholm

Malia L.

Feb 13, 2014

Malia L.

Yay!! Thank you ladies soo much! I want to try them all! lol.

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