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Grace H.

Dec 31, 2013

Grace H.

So this is my first spring being more into lip products (I'm 14) and I don't have a very good idea on what products are good for spring. I have a couple of products that I think will be good. but does anyone have any other ideas?

Hannah K.

Dec 31, 2013

Hannah K.

Try sheerer, brighter colors. Revlon Lip Butters in Strawberry Shortcake, Creamsicle and Peach Parfait are great. I'm not too much into Springy-Summery colors for my lips, but I'd also recommend you check out lipsticks in shades of coral and pink. Try Nyx if you'd like cheap, pigmented lipsticks, and just be careful of what you're wearing. You're only 14, so if you think a color looks too deep or bright for you, blot it a little and throw a sheer gloss over it. Let me know if you'd like more specific lip products =)

Rose R.

Dec 31, 2013

Rose R.

Spring? Huh? Haha, it's midminter here!
But I'd say a minty green on your nails, a light eyeshadow, and lila/rose lips will do! (:

Grace H.

Dec 31, 2013

Grace H.

Naomi and hannah, I do own a lot of lip butters and I have peach parfait, and pink lemonade which I think would be good spring colors. but I will probably try out those other colors to!

Grace H.

Dec 31, 2013

Grace H.

And rose, do you know any specific lipsticks that are lilac/rosie?

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