lip advise pleSeeeeee!!

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Kumz M.

Mar 14, 2013

Kumz M.

Hey peoples!!
tomorrow is red nose day in england
all the girls in my year (grade) are planning to wear red lips...
how do you make these red lips brighter and what make up look goes well with it??
thanx!!

Ashley D.

Mar 14, 2013

Ashley D.

Wear a gloss on top and for the rest of the makeup just keep it really simple, man I wish we had red nose day in America =)

Ashley D.

Mar 14, 2013

Ashley D.

Or apply a thin layer of a red lipstick, blot, then apply the smallest amount of a dark ox blood shade gloss.

Nadia L.

Mar 14, 2013

Nadia L.

I'm going for the red lips tomorrow as well (happy Red Nose Day fellow Brit!) and I'm just going for a red lipstick because my lips brighten up quite easily, but I agree with ash the liner can help a lot to pronounce the colour more :)

Alexandria L.

Mar 14, 2013

Alexandria L.

Use a base, like use your foundation on your lips and then put the red lipstick over it. or you could use a white base instead of foundation.

Kumz M.

Mar 14, 2013

Kumz M.

Ok ill try alexandrias and both the ash's advice thanx guys!! Nadia good luk with your red nose day our skool is doing a dance competition for the chapters... lol.

Kumz M.

Mar 14, 2013

Kumz M.

Ok ill try alexandrias and both the ash's advice thanx guys!! Nadia good luk with your red nose day our skool is doing a dance competition for the chapters... lol.

Kumz M.

Mar 14, 2013

Kumz M.

*teachers lol

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