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Best product for natural lip colour

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rachelracket · 06/12/2017 17:22

I'm new to lips. and makeup in general actual. what's the best brand/product for a natural and lazy gal who wants a bit of brightening up? also how the hell do you choose a colour?

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ChardonnaysPrettySister · 06/12/2017 17:29

Look at your lips, what undertone they have?

A good place to start would be Clinique, their chubby sticks and very good for a bit of colour.

rachelracket · 06/12/2017 20:30

oh g*d how do i know undertone Confused i've googled and done what they said but i still don't know. I'm pale!!

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ChardonnaysPrettySister · 06/12/2017 20:43

Ok, look in the mirror. maybe now now, do it in the morning when it's light.

Are you lips pink? Mauvey? Red? Look carefully and you'll see it. But look at your lips, not your face.

Or ask at the counter, try a few, have fun.

Burt's bees have lovely pigmented balms that will work too.

MissTeri · 06/12/2017 21:12

Rodial Glamsticks are lovely in my opinion, they have some gorgeous neutral shades. They're not matte though if you were looking for a matter lipstick.

If you're unsure of colours maybe have a look at some of the Make Up Revolution lipsticks, super affordable and the formula for the price is pretty good - might be best to buy a few cheaper ones to find which kind of shades you'd prefer before investing in a more expensive brand.

pharp · 07/12/2017 02:00

You need to try some on. A lot of pinks look lovely but when I put them on my lips look a completely different colour

mowglik · 07/12/2017 02:51

Try Dior addict lip glow, it works with your pH I believe to produce a colour that is natural looking It lasts a long time too despite being a lip balm of sorts

LivingInTheSeventies · 07/12/2017 03:30

Clinique black honey. Suits EVERYONE! They stopped making it but started again. It’s the only makeup I buy 2 of at a time and have kept going back to it since the 90s.

Just slightly darkens your natural colour with a slight sheen.

Pannacott · 07/12/2017 03:55

I really like the Burts Bees tinted lip balms. I like rose, dahlia and another lighter pink coral one, can't remember the name. Extremely easy to wear.

dentalplanlisaneedsbraces · 07/12/2017 04:38

Have a look at Luk Beautifood lip sticks. They are all natural and look very natural too.

rachelracket · 07/12/2017 11:22

@LivingInTheSeventies thanks for the recommendation! i remember reading about this on another thread. does it have a matte finish?

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rachelracket · 07/12/2017 11:25

sorry everyone i should have specified I'm a tinted lip balm aficionado! I'm looking for a bit more of a big girl product #brave

i suppose i look at people who look good in a bright colour and think 🤔 how did you manage that?!

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ChardonnaysPrettySister · 07/12/2017 11:27

Bobbi brown art sticks and the Crushed lipsticks are more pigmented than a balm, quite matte too, esp, the art sticks.
Last quite well too.

LivingInTheSeventies · 07/12/2017 13:17

Hmm, I have no idea if it comes in matte sorry. The sheen is subtle if that helps! I think it’s a nice step up from tinted lip balm.

Aridane · 07/12/2017 13:40

I like the Lancome lip oils - you shake to mix, apply with sponge applicator. Moisturises lips and leaves behind a stain

Pannacott · 08/12/2017 08:17

Oh you mean natural ingredients, not natural looking colour! Right, that's pretty easy too.

If you've got friends who wear bright lipsticks, have a borrow (if you're not the type to obsess about germs, no cold sores obvs). Put it on without other make up, to really check how the colour looks on you. It's very exciting! Try a pillar box red, a bright orangey one, a dark berry, a true bold pink, a proper purply plum. They won't all suit you but some will depending on your colouring. Once you know what colours you like move on to textures and naturals brands - Sorry can't help you there.

And once you wear them a couple of times, you'll just be one of us women who wear bold lipsticks. It's great. You need to do more subtle eye makeup with a bold lip, I expect you know that.

PeaceLoveAndDixie · 08/12/2017 08:38

I love Aveda ones

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