Red lipstick on thin lips? HELP

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Shy B.

Jan 30, 2013

Shy B.

I really want to try red lips but I have a small mouth/thin lips ..
Should I go for it I don't want to look funny :/

Andrea C.

Jan 30, 2013

Andrea C.

Definitely try it. Red lips are classic. I agree with the previous comment, outline your lips to make them look fuller and make sure the color suits your undertone. Good luck! 

Shy B.

Jan 30, 2013

Shy B.

Great thx ladies I think I'll try it <3

Emily K.

Jan 30, 2013

Emily K.

Id say go for it, but from one red lipstick wearer to another, its going to get on your teeth a bit, you're gonna have to re-apply after you eat and your lips could become very dry if you use a matte colour or you layer it on a lot.
Be bold and have fun with your lipsticks! 

Shy B.

Jan 30, 2013

Shy B.

Thx doll!

Loren B.

Jan 30, 2013

Loren B.

Get the right shade. There are hundreds of reds. Some would say a red for everyone. But the wrong red can look awful, go to a dept store where you can test lots of shades. When you find the right shade get it. Then find it at the drugstore. 

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