Consider the lighting. If you’re going to be outdoors,
pick a softer or sheerer shade.
For evening, go bolder, so your features
stand out.
Avoid deep reds if you have thin lips. They tend to
make lips look smaller.
Experiment with intense shades if you have strong
coloring. Natural contrast gives you more options.
Don’t play up your eyes. Pair red lipstick with the
lightest possible eye makeup.A little mascara and beige shadow will
do.
Be precise. That means whether you’re using a brush or
applying lipstick straight from the tube. Red lipstick
should never be applied casually in the back of a taxi.
Don’t use red lip liner. If it doesn’t match your lipstick
perfectly (and odds are it won’t), you’ll end up with a two-
tone effect. If you like using liner, find a shade that’s close
to your natural lip color and use it to outline your lips.
Prevent “bleeding.” Apply a little concealer around the
border of your mouth.
Avoid getting lipstick on your teeth. After applying, put your
finger in your mouth, purse your lips around it, then slowly
pull it out to remove excess color.
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