What color lip sticks would be perfect for my skin tone?!

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Ashlee H.

Dec 20, 2015

Ashlee H.

I just want opinions because I wanna wear lipstick and I don't wanna spend money on something that'll look really gross.. So I need opinions also, give me opinions on what brand I should buy. (:

Denise B.

Dec 20, 2015

Denise B.

Wet and wild or colourpop cosmetics are great choices and selection.

Jelly B.

Dec 21, 2015

Jelly B.

Colourpop is AMAZING. Wouldn't wear anything else.

Marleen B.

Dec 21, 2015

Marleen B.

If you're not used to wearing lipstick, you might want to start off with a sheerer lipstick. Loreal Riche Lip Balms are sheer but still have a decent amount of pigment. Some shades are more pigmented than others but a lot will let a little of your own lipcolor show through. I would suggest the pink shades. But if you're more daring you could try some of the plummy ones for fall. Kinda of a "day vampy" look, not the scary 'vampy" lipsticks that are all the rage right now. Not that there's anything wrong with that look. A specific color that comes to mind is NARS Dolce Vita. A nudy, pink with a hint of mauve. Its also sheer but it has a reputation of looking good on fair, light & medium skintones. Here are some of the Loreal Lip Balms.

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