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Choosing and Applying the PerfectRed lips can be the most challenging makeup look to pull off but the end result is perfect for making a dramatic or romantic statement. Red lip color can enhance all skin tones and can be worn year round – it’s especially flattering in wintertime and can be worn as a sheer wash of color to compliment a summertime tan. To begin finding the perfect red lip color, match the appropriate red with individual skin tone:

 

Cool Skin Tones

·           Look for reds with pink, purple or blue undertones.

Warm Skin Tones

·           Are enhanced by yellow and orange reds.

Neutral Skin Tones

·           Choose a red with brown undertones.

 

A brick red lip color is considered a universal red and can flatter all skin tones.

To Apply Red Lipstick:

·           Start with a Vitamin E stick or lip balm to prevent color from caking and looking dry.

·           Use a neutral colored lip liner or one in a shade that’s closest to natural lip color. Line all around to prevent lip color from bleeding.

·           Using a lip brush containing natural hairs, apply one coat of color. Blot with a clean tissue and apply a second coat.

 

To make red lip color sheer – mix equal parts lip color with clear lip-gloss or lip balm. Apply with a lip brush and blot color. Follow with a light coat of lip-gloss.

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