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Lindsay H.

Apr 14, 2014

Lindsay H.

So no one answered and I'm guessing its because they didn't know how to answer it but I may have asked it the wrong way

My question was "how do you find the right lipliner color?"

And I had a story which was probably kinda boring...

But I think a lot of you beauties have lipliners and I was wondering how you find the right shade without being able to try it out or test in in the store?

Thank you :)
(Sorry that I'm asking it again)  :/

Claire G.

Apr 14, 2014

Claire G.

It depends on what lipstick you'll be wearing. For example if you're wearing a red lip you'll want a red lip liner and so on and so forth.

Laura B.

Apr 14, 2014

Laura B.

NOTHING darker than the color- it looks kind of strange to be honest. Just make sure it matches the lip color exactly and it'll look great. Also, look for something creamier or at least blend it a little so it doesn't looks bad. One last thing- try to stay away from purple/indigo tints, they tend to stand out more

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