Different Color Lipsticks

Feb 24, 2013

Keesha O.

I lovedifferent color lipsticks but am afraid to try the pretty colors because I am dark skin. I usually go with a dark red...do anyone have any color suggestions I can try that will go great with my skin tone?

Feb 24, 2013

djdc d.

A great nude color.

Feb 24, 2013

Jessica R.

Try something that has a magenta or hot pink to it. bright colors like that are my alternatives to a classic red.

Feb 24, 2013

Sade W.

Dark skin is perfect for any color lipstick. Just wear whatever color you like :)

Feb 24, 2013

Kaitlyn A.

Try a maroonish wineish color. A light pink color like macs angel would flatter you well.

Feb 24, 2013

Keesha O.

Thanks you all that really helps @Jacqueline thinks on the tips about shades I'm really a big shade fan so that helped out a lot p.s will lovefor you to do my makeup.

Feb 25, 2013

Pamela W.

I notice that darker skinned woman have issues with bright colors. I think it's crazy because your skin tone to me can pull off any color. I'm not a promoter but I will always suggest Destiny Godley's youtube channel to my fellow brown girls. Check her out.

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