An Idea Of A Specific Lip Color?

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Katie J.

Apr 5, 2013

Katie J.

I have very fair skin and my lips are naturally pretty red, what do y'all use to make lips look more nude colored with my skin tone? Matte preferably! For how pale my skin is I don't think I could rock the red lips so I want a lipstick that looks more natural or look like I'm not really wearing any.

Shauna S.

Apr 5, 2013

Shauna S.

You could try Revlons lip butters. They're absolutely amazing and hydrating but have a very light feel and they come in 20 different colours. And if you want a more full coverage, I'm not sure of a specific colour but I would check out Cliniques "High Impact Lip Colours". They come in a variety of different bold and neutral shades with very full coverage and they last all day.

Orchid K.

Apr 5, 2013

Orchid K.

Light pink or peach and glossy because I think it goes with the more fair skin.

Abby B.

Apr 6, 2013

Abby B.

Elf makes an awesome matte nude lipstick for like a dollar, I have like the same exact coloring a you and it works perfect!

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