Lipstick advice please?

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Amy A.

Apr 5, 2014

Amy A.

Okay, so this is me. Sorry for the super fuzzy picture, my iPod sucks. Anyways. I have pretty small, thin-ish lips, but I'd really like to try wearing lipstick sometimes. What are some kinds, particular brands or colors that would make them look fuller? I know wearing lip liner helps.

Also I'd like to thank everyone who recommended L'Oreal True match to me cuz I love it!! So much better than Covergirl!

Also my hair's in a ponytail in his pic, I actually have really long straigt hair.

Amy A.

Apr 5, 2014

Amy A.

Thank you!! :) is it true that all red lipstick just makes your lips look smaller?

Amy A.

Apr 5, 2014

Amy A.

All right :) thank you so much.

Indira E.

Apr 5, 2014

Indira E.

Dark lipstick slims lips, so you should stay away from those( mind you, small lips are beautiful, and can look great with a blackberry shade- amongst all other darker shades!). Shimmery, glossy shades, in lighter colors, visually enlarge the lips- try lining your lips with a nude pencil ( I.e., one that is the same color as your natural lip shade) to keep the gloss from feathering, or even try filling in your whole lip with the pencil. A nice pinky-red shade, along with peaches, corals, roses, berries, and pinks are great shades of gloss for you. Also dot a gloss slightly lighter than the other gloss in the middle of your bottom lip. 💄💄

Kitty K.

Apr 5, 2014

Kitty K.

I completely agree with Indira :)

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