7 Tips To Choose The Right Lipstick For You

Lipstick is the first thing that comes to mind when we think about makeup. Adding color to the lips can make a huge difference to the features of your face. A poorly chosen shade of lipstick can easily destroy your whole look. That's why it's important to choose a color that suits you.

We are excited to share these 7 tips with you to help you choose the right lipstick shade.

1. Determine your skintone

The very first step in choosing the right lipstick color is determining what skin tone you have. There are 5 main types of skin complexion: fair, light, medium, tan, and deep.

FAIR OR LIGHT

The lipstick shades that usually look great with fair or light skin are light pink, coral, peach, nude, and dusty red colors.

MEDIUM

Rose, berry, cherry red, and mauve lipstick colors look gorgeous on girls with a medium skin tone.

TAN

Girls with a tan skin tone can totally rock coral, deep pink, bright red, and most other colors except for brown and purple shades.

DEEP

Lipstick shades that suit a deep skin tone best are brown and purple shades like plum, caramel, wine, and blue-based reds.

2. Determine your skin undertone

Knowledge of you skin undertone will definitely help guide you. Basically, there are 3 types of undertones: cool, warm, and neutral.

Cool undertones: fair or light skin - soft mocha or nude; medium skin - pink or cranberry shades; tan or deep skin - ruby or wine shades.
Warm undertones: fair or light skin - pale pink or peachy nudes; medium, tan or deep skin - copper or bronze shades.
Neutral: wide spectrum of colors, both cool and warm tones.

3. Shape of your lips

Top heavy lips: bright lipstick on the bottom of the lips and a slightly darker shade of the same color on the upper lip.

Bottom heavy lips: any color that suits your undertone + a little bit of light nude color right in the center of the upper lip.
Asymmetrical lips: use a lip pencil in a shade similar to the lipstick color to outline the lips.

4. Size of the lips

Thin lips: avoid dark and flashy lipstick colors, they will only make your lips look even thinner. Try applying glosses and creamy lipsticks.
Plump lips: avoid lipstick shades that are too light and glossy, glittery textures.

5. Hair color

Dark hair, fair and light skin: bright pink, scarlet, cherry, and plum colors.
Blond hair, fair and light skin: dusty pink, purply pink, light pink, and scarlet colors.
Dark hair, tan and deep skin: golden beige, ochre, terracotta, and bronze colors.
Blond hair, tan and deep skin: caramel, ochre, warm pinks, and "salmon" pink.
Brown hair, medium skin: beige, "salmon" pink, corals, and deep dusty pinks.
Red hair, fair skin: "salmon" pink, corals, terracotta, and burnt sienna.

6. Eye color

Brown eyes: bright reds, browns, and light pinks.
Blue eyes: different shades of cherry or scarlet colors.
Green eyes: terracotta, pinks.
Grey eyes: nudes and plum colors.

7. Teeth color

White teeth: Congratulations! You can choose whatever color you like.
Yellow teeth: rose, slightly orange, light red colors. Avoid purples, browns, and bright scarlet, red shades.

BONUS:

If you have trouble determining your skin undertone, just follow these simple steps:

Look at your veins. Blue and purple veins indicate cool toned skin; green veins - warm toned skin. If you can't decide for sure if your veins are blue or green, you have a neutral skin undertone.
Try on some silver and gold jewelry. Gold usually suits people with warm undertones, while silver looks better on people with cool undertones.
Now that you know how to choose the perfect lipstick shade for you, share your favorite go-to colors with us.

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