What lip color for tan/dark skin tone.

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Jazii D.

May 21, 2015

Jazii D.

What lip color for tan/dark skin tone.

Grace T.

May 21, 2015

Grace T.

Nude lipsticks or glosses.

Teodora R.

May 21, 2015

Teodora R.

Anything,I think it doesn't matter what's your skin tone,pale,medium or dark... Just make sure the undertone of the lipstick goes well with the undertone of your skin color... If youre not sure,just try them on,and see what looks good on you,trial and error,its as simple as that...

Teodora R.

May 21, 2015

Teodora R.

Judging buy your profile pic,you have a lot of yellow undertones in your skin,so a safe bet would be anything warm,like warm based nudes,corals,and reds. See how I'm the exact opposite of you,I have a lot of cold rosey undertones,so I suit most of the cold tone nudes,like mauvy pinks,beigy pinks,and reds with blue and purple undertone. Brick reds and warm browns for example look so odd on my lips and face,I look dirty,messy and just wrong... I feel eyes are the exception, I suit warms really nice,but face and lips are a big No for me.

M G.

May 21, 2015

M G.

Bold colors I would say.

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