Best Red Lipstick?

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Ashley C.

Jun 12, 2014

Ashley C.

Thanks Emily and Nicole :) Alma, that's a gorgeous color. Do you think I could pull that off? My skin is a light/medium shade (my MAC shades are nc35 and nc40) and I dot want to look like a stereotypical tan blue-eyed bleach-blonde girl with a red lipstick that's not her shade lol.

Gloria C.

Jun 13, 2014

Gloria C.

Drew berrymore has a brand called flower and the reds are a matte but they still give moisture

Laura G.

Jun 13, 2014

Laura G.

The one in the middle is Rudy woo by mac the one on the left is candy apple and the Revlon lip butter and the one on the far right is wet and wild in just garnet:)

Isabel M.

Jun 13, 2014

Isabel M.

From left to right:
Elf matte lipstick rich red, Rimmel Kate Moss #10 ,
WnW silk finish cherry frost, WnW mega last matte red velvet,
Bottom: these are not lipsticks, but they are still pretty great!
NYX butter gloss in red velvet, WnW liquid lipstick in red my mind( drying, but the staying power is incredible!)

Isabel M.

Jun 13, 2014

Isabel M.

Another picture! No HDR,

Ashley C.

Jun 13, 2014

Ashley C.

Thanks everyone!! You were all so helpful!! :) Isabel, I love the NYX butter gloss in creme brûlée so in definitely going to try the red velvet shade! :)

Isabel M.

Jun 13, 2014

Isabel M.

Happy I could help!!

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