Red lipstick or natural looks?

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Livi M.

Feb 22, 2013

Livi M.

So, I have fair skin, and brown hair with red undertones. I have green eyes, and my wardrobe revolves around skinny jeans and converse. I own only one casual dress, and one classic black. Is red lipstick right for me? If so, what should I pair with it? And what other makeup styles would look good on me? Natural? Help!

Marilyn O.

Feb 22, 2013

Marilyn O.

Skinny jeans, nice tunic, & red lips, neutral/soft eyes, hair back with loose curls? I like when you take something and dress it up with an accessory (pretty necklace), one item that is nice (like nice top), or a pop of makeup (red lips)

Shelley W.

Feb 22, 2013

Shelley W.

Of course! I sometimes wear a red lippie with sweats. Wear it if it makes you feel good...regardless of your style.

Iris I.

Feb 22, 2013

Iris I.

Red lipstick is very cute if its a good color, and when used with a subtle eye. just eyeliner and mascara along with whatever conealer you may use.
A good thing to do is go to bobbi brown or find someone from mary kay, or just to go to whatever makeup outlet you like and try stuff on! see the options :)

Kari W.

Feb 22, 2013

Kari W.

I think the 2 best combos are red lips, with a neutral/liner only eye, or A dark eye with nude or lighter lips. It gives your face a little bit Of balance. :]

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