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Jasmyn A.

Aug 19, 2013

Jasmyn A.

So I'm starting to really get interested in lip stick but I'm not sure what colors would fit me. I tried some an it kinda freeked me out. Help please!!

Sydney N.

Aug 19, 2013

Sydney N.

Pinkish nude color Lol or maybe a coral. I think those look nice on everyone.

Atiyah Y.

Aug 19, 2013

Atiyah Y.

Start off with a nude or a light pink. Soft colors that won't freak you out. I was the same way at first but now I love bold lips. Also lipliners will also make wearing a lip color more comfy to some.

Sarahann L.

Aug 19, 2013

Sarahann L.

It used to scare me too! I say start with one close to your natural lip color, then slowly go more dramatic to darker colors. :) Especially in High School, other kids are immature and make fun If you're looking ''caked'' but do what makes you feel beautiful :)

Fryda A.

Aug 19, 2013

Fryda A.

Start with some beautifully pale colors then move on to a nice baby pink or coral if you want to go bolder.

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