Pucker your loud color lips!

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Pixie M.

May 6, 2013

Pixie M.

I'm always a nude/natural lip color person and would like to try out loud colors like bright reds, shocking/fuschia pinks and bright orange. Have a few colors lying around but whenever I put any of those on, I ended up wiping off. I'm also looking for those colors preferably in matte or semi matte textures. Would really appreciate if there are pictures and the name of the lipstick brand and color xx

Jessica T.

May 7, 2013

Jessica T.

Max Factor (2 parts, color that dries the moisturizer that gives a sheen)

Jessica M.

May 7, 2013

Jessica M.

I recommend wet n wilds megalast lip colors. they're matte, and have really pretty colors which are flattering to almost all skin tones. this one I'm wearing is don't blink pink.

Jessica M.

May 7, 2013

Jessica M.

This one is red velvet, also from wet n wild's megalast line.

Ashley P.

May 7, 2013

Ashley P.

Right now I'm loving MAC's candy yum yum!

Tara G.

May 7, 2013

Tara G.

My favorite red lipstick ever on my profile pic. It's Bite in the color pomegranate.her is another pic.

Pixie M.

May 7, 2013

Pixie M.

Wow you girls can pull it off so well!! I don't know if it's me that's been so used to nude colors that I can't get use to bright ones :(

I've tried Russian red from mac at the counter but I didn't feel that instant oomph. Right now I have Nars jungle red, nyx sirt of a coral orange and Urban Decay lip crayon In a fuschia pink with me. Maybe I should try on these 3 and let you girls decide :) will upload soon! xx Do keep the lips coming girls! :))

Jessica M.

May 7, 2013

Jessica M.

@Pixie, I had the same situation. I'm a neutral lip only girl, but you just have to for for it. and with your skin tone you can wear any color.

Pixie M.

May 7, 2013

Pixie M.

Thanks Jessica :) and with the trend now I'd really like to Don a bright lip for the summer :)

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