How do you determine the right lip color for you?

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Kath J.

Nov 27, 2014

Kath J.

Aside from trying on the lipstick, that is!

I have warm tones, light-medium skin NC-40 in MAC terms. I usually fall in the sand/bisque/nude colors in different foundations like hourglass and lancome for better visualization.

I'm looking into wine lip colors that are appropriate for fall. What do you guys think of UD VEnom revolutionary lipstick? Other suggestions welcomed!!


Thanks ladies!!

Shauna S.

Nov 28, 2014

Shauna S.

That colour would probably look nice on you! I just personally hate the UD Revolution lipsticks. It's the only lipstick I've ever returned because it's so drying.

Nicole A.

Nov 28, 2014

Nicole A.

I would definitely go with Macs Rebel or for an even darker wine color Cyber also from mac (:

Hannah K.

Nov 28, 2014

Hannah K.

Here's what I think...the only way to really determine what works for you is to go try them on =) However, I think that Venom is a wonderful, warm toned berry shade, and I happen to absolutely adore the Revolution lipstick formulation. I think it's really smooth, super pigmented and very long lasting. Other than that, I would recommend Liv, from Nars (the new Audacious lipsticks) which is a really pretty warm garnet shade, or possibly Train Bleu, which is a super deep shade (and I have a picture of myself wearing it on my profile, it's awesome!) that I think you would really like =)

Kath J.

Nov 28, 2014

Kath J.

Thank you for the super awesome feedback!!

Danielle L.

Nov 28, 2014

Danielle L.

I'm pale I wear pinks and Purples.

Ms L.

Nov 28, 2014

Ms L.

I am NC 42 and I love MAC Diva and NYX soft matte lip cream in Copenhagen.

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