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How to Choose the Right Lipstick for You

By Matthew Lynch
October 23, 2023
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When it comes to makeup, lipstick is often the finishing touch that ties your entire look together. However, with the countless colors, formulas, and finishes available in the market today, choosing the right lipstick for you can be a bit overwhelming. In this article, we provide some helpful tips on how to pick the perfect lipstick for your unique features and preferences.

1. Determine your skin’s undertone

Before you start looking at shades, it’s essential to identify – and understand – your skin’s undertone. Undertones are classified into three categories: cool (pink or blue), warm (yellow or golden), and neutral (a mix of both). Knowing your natural undertone helps you pick more flattering shades. For instance, if you have a warm undertone, opt for colors with warm bases like oranges and reds. Cool undertones often look great in blue-based pinks and reds.

2. Identify your skin tone

Your skin tone can range from fair to deep. For fair skin tones, lighter shades like soft pinks and neutrals work well. Medium skin tones can rock a variety of colors – from berry shades to mauves. Those with dark skin tones may find deep plums, rich reds, and warm browns more suitable.

3. Consider your natural lip color

Take note of your natural lip color when selecting a lipstick shade – this will help you determine which shades enhance your lips rather than washing them out.

4. Think about what occasion you’re wearing the lipstick for

Different occasions call for different shades of lipstick. For everyday wear, consider neutral or subtle hues that complement your features without drawing too much attention. On the other hand, bold and vibrant colors can make quite an impact during special events or nights out.

5. Choose the right formula

Lipstick comes in various formulas – matte, satin, sheer, gloss, and more. Matte formulas often have high pigment and long-lasting wear but can be drying. Satin and sheer lipsticks provide hydration and a subtle shine, while glosses give high shine and a more youthful look. Consider the comfort you desire from your lipstick as well as the desired finish when selecting a formula.

6. Try before you buy

Always try lipsticks on before purchasing – if possible – to make sure they suit your skin tone, lip color, and preferences. Test the lipstick on your actual lips rather than relying on swatches – this will give you a more accurate visualization of the shade on your natural lip color.

Remember that these tips serve as a guide to help you navigate your lipstick search. Ultimately, it’s essential to choose what makes you feel confident and empowered – regardless of rules or trends. Don’t be afraid to branch out and experiment with unique shades or finishes in the quest for finding your perfect lipstick match!

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