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Home›Beauty›Here’s the Best Red Lipstick for Your Skin Tone + The Makeup Artist Trick to a Plumper Pout

Here’s the Best Red Lipstick for Your Skin Tone + The Makeup Artist Trick to a Plumper Pout

By Matthew Lynch
March 14, 2024
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Finding the perfect red lipstick that complements your skin tone can be a challenging venture. The intensity and undertone of a red lipstick can either brighten your complexion or cause it to appear dull. To ensure you get heads turning for the right reasons, here’s a guide to help you select the best red shade for your skin tone, accompanied by a makeup artist trick for achieving a fuller-looking pout.

For fair skin tones, opt for blue-based red lipsticks or cool reds. They bring out the rosiness in your cheeks and contrast beautifully against your light complexion. One might consider Mac’s Ruby Woo or Nars’ Dragon Girl as prime examples.

Those with medium skin tones have the flexibility to experiment with a wide range of reds but look stunning in red lipsticks that strike the balance between blue and orange undertones. Think of classic red shades like Maybelline’s Red Revival or Charlotte Tilbury’s Red Carpet Red for that flawless Hollywood smile.

Olive-skinned beauties will shine in deeper, more vibrant reds with hints of orange or golden undertones. These warm reds enhance the natural warmth of your skin without overwhelming it. Revlon’s Fire and Ice or Fenty Beauty’s Uncensored Stunna Lip Paint are popular choices.

For darker skin tones, rich and deep reds with blue or purple undertones complement their complexion majestically. Bobbi Brown’s Burnt Red and Pat McGrath Labs’ Forbidden Love are exquisite options that can create an impact.

Once you’ve chosen your ideal shade, applying lipstick is just half the battle. The magic happens when incorporating a makeup artist’s trick to make your lips appear instantly plumper. Outline your lips slightly beyond their natural perimeter using a lip liner identical to your lipstick, creating an optical illusion of volume. Then, apply the lipstick, starting from the center and filling out towards the corners using a lip brush for precision. For an added plumping effect, dab a bit of gloss on the middle of your lower lip to catch the light, creating a fuller-looking pout.

Remember, the key to pulling off dramatic red lips is confidence! Don’t shy away from experimenting until you find that perfect shade that makes you feel unstoppable.

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