Lipstick for Full Lips

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Rachel J.

Feb 21, 2012

Rachel J.

I have full lips and I want to wear bright colors without it looking overwhelming. I have tried a lot of the new trends but I tend to always go back to a natural gloss or a pale pink on my bottom lip and a gloss on my upper lip. I really would like to try something new, but it must look good.
Any ideas?

Rachel J.

Feb 21, 2012

Rachel J.

Thank you for the suggests and I do have issues with keeping my lips moisturized as well. I will be trying out some of those colors you've suggested and hope for the best. Thanks again!

Nicole S.

Feb 21, 2012

Nicole S.

Hi Rachel, I have the same concern as well when it comes to my fuller lips. I try to stay away from gloss, it can be overwhelming when you have a bright color+gloss on top of that. Matte lipsticks are nice, they don't have any sheen or glitter so they won't grab as much attention as, lets say a lipstick w/ glitter would. Mac and Revlon carries a few matte colors. Don't forget lipliner! I know it can be troublesome when you have fuller lips and your lipstick starts to bleed. Hope this helps! :o) xx

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