Red Lipstick.. ?
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Jan 14, 2013
Margarita H.
I've been wanting to try on a red lipstick but want to know how ya'll determine which one is right for you. I've read that certain shades go with a persons' skin tone depending on their undertones, whether they're cool or warm, but I have no idea. I'd like to get ya'lls input. (:
Jan 14, 2013
Abby C.
I would go to a make up counter and try on different shades
Jan 14, 2013
Ray E.
You need to figure out what tone range you fall into. Are you a cool blue red or a warm orange red? To figure this out, just look in the mirror at your complexion. I have found the following on internet which i want to share with you as well:
If you’re fair, then you would benefit from colors in the cool blue red range, which helps brightened up skin and balances out tonality, while creating a “depth of lip,” with the rich, deep red that will be beautiful against fair skin. Colors in the warm orange red range would be too glaringly bright for fairer complexions.
For medium to darker skin tones, a red from the orange red family will work best on this skin color.
Feel free to share your thoughts!!!
Jan 14, 2013
Monica C.
Some great reds are MAC's ruby woo if that one is too blue....Russian red is a great red as well
Also Nars dragon girl is a great red! It looks really nice on most complexions!
Jan 14, 2013
Melanie M.
Maybelline color whisper in who wore it redder
Jan 14, 2013
Emily B.
I like revlon balm station in romantic
Jan 14, 2013
Dakota C.
Usually if you have a fair skin tone, blue-reds are the best shade of lipsticks. If you have a darker skin, orange-reds are a better compliment
Jan 14, 2013
Sam R.
Chanel have a great range of reds, beautiful shades
Jan 15, 2013
Paris C.
If you like a color wear it chica, i dont limit myself when its comes to make up
Jan 15, 2013
Rebecca S.
I think it is a really good idea to figure out what you have for undertones and then go to a few counters or sephora and try them on. Sephora will give you samples do you can see what it will look like on your skin in daylight.
Jan 15, 2013
Ashley A.
viva la glam III from mac, its a deep burgundy