Best pinky nude lipstick?

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Jennifer K.

Mar 21, 2015

Jennifer K.

So I ask about what lipstick to wear with my prom dress and I've come to the decision to do a pinky nude shade. I'm heading to Sephora and Ulta today, so if anyone could let me know their favorite brand/shade of pinky nude, specifically, it would be much appreciated! once again the dress looks like this:

Erin H.

Mar 21, 2015

Erin H.

Lovely dress!! But in my opinion red would go best, not to dark and matte👄

Lauren C.

Mar 21, 2015

Lauren C.

I really like this one!! not sure on exact shade but you can compare the end to the ones at the store

Brianna M.

Mar 21, 2015

Brianna M.

I know you said ulta abd sephora but macs snob is a beautiful pinky nude and rimmel kate moss lipsticks has a gorgeous pinky nude as well but I can't remember the number of it its not with me at the moment.

Massiell C.

Mar 21, 2015

Massiell C.

Natural by elf

Bree K.

Mar 21, 2015

Bree K.

Cherish by Mac

Lara C.

Mar 21, 2015

Lara C.

Mac snob

ramie x.

Mar 21, 2015

ramie x.

Whipped Caviar by NYX

Cassidy R.

Mar 21, 2015

Cassidy R.

I agree^^ NYX whipped caviar :)

Melissa M.

Mar 21, 2015

Melissa M.

I have one from ulta makeup line it is a beautiful pink with a hint of nude plus its very inexpensive I believe its the shade 239 or 238

Amaya B.

Mar 21, 2015

Amaya B.

Try NYX. They are very quality drugstore brands you can find at a beauty supply store! Butter gloss or lipstick give nice pigment without too much shine.

Sienna D.

Mar 21, 2015

Sienna D.

Maybe line - pink punch babylips.

Lilibeth G.

Mar 21, 2015

Lilibeth G.

I wouldn't recommend a baby lips. I would recommend a liquid lipstick. Anastasia Beverly Hills- pure hollywood.

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