Lipsticks

Whether you're a beginner or an expert, applying lipstick can be a challenge. There are many different ways to apply lipstick, and each has its own advantages and disadvantages.

Here are a few tips to help you get the most out of your lipstick.

First, make sure you're applying the right product. Lipsticks come in different shades, so it's important to choose one that matches your skin tone. Some lipsticks have a creamy formula that spreads easily, while others are more pigmented and require a little more effort to apply, like matte lipsticks.

Next, make sure you're applying the right amount of product. If you put on too much product, your lipstick will look pasty, while if you don't put on enough, your lips will look dry and cracked.

Finally, make sure you're wearing the right lipstick color. If you're wearing a bright red or intense purple, make sure you apply enough product to cover your entire lip, and lightly contour with a lip pencil. If you're wearing a nude or light pink color, add a touch of sheer gloss on top, for a glossy effect right in line with the y2k trend.

These tips will help you apply lipstick successfully every time!

It's a common misconception that you shouldn't wear eye make-up if you're wearing a big lipstick. In reality, it all depends on the type of make-up you wear with your lipstick. If you're wearing bold eyeshadow, opt for a sheer, natural lipstick, such as a pretty beige nude or a rosy lipstick. If you're wearing subtle eyeshadow, opt for a bold, glamorous lipstick, such as a black lipstick, very much on trend for the autumn season to create a comfy look with a fur jacket, for example. If you're wearing natural eyeshadow, in shades of peach and orange, opt for a creamy, matte lipstick such as marron glacé.

Black eyeshadow is the perfect color for all seasons. For women who love retro outfits with refined, elaborate make-up, black is for you. Black eyeshadow can be applied with a base or concealer on the eyelid for better hold, or directly on the face area.

Which lipstick for thin lips?

While social networks tend to emphasize voluminous mouths, you can still have a pretty smile with thin lips, by lightly tracing your cupid's bow with a lip pencil and preferably choosing a light-colored lipstick.

Darker lipsticks tend to be more refining, so consider adding an extra touch of gloss to bring roundness to your mouth.

Which lipstick for full lips?

For evening make-up, opt for bright, flashy colors. Choose bright tones, such as orange or coral lipstick. For a more sober look, lip varnishes add a refined, elegant touch to your lips. Subtle, darker shades are perfect for highlighting a full mouth.

How to dress with bright red lipstick?

For a femme fatale look, play it retro and modern at the same time with an off-the-shoulder jumpsuit with feathered neckline, a pair of black block-heeled sandals and a minaudière clutch! Make-up can be applied with a bright red matte or gloss lipstick, but remember to use your foundation as a base on your lips and finish with a light veil of loose powder or make-up fixative.

For a sober, minimalist look, opt for an oversized pantsuit ensemble with high-waisted pants and a blazer jacket, impeccable bright red lipstick and a strict chignon, and you're ready to go to work!

For a dance party, for example, if you're celebrating New Year's Eve in a nightclub, opt for a thin strapless satin dress with a mermaid cut, high-heeled pumps and a pretty ponytail. To highlight your make-up and lipstick, don't hesitate to wear a pretty diamond necklace around your neck, which will make you shine on the dance floor!

For a bohemian chic look, opt for a wool ensemble with a slightly oversized wool turtleneck sweater and matching high-waisted skirt, and a pair of rock boots with chunky heels. You can then accessorize your outfit with a matte purple-red lipstick and a silver chain-link necklace for an offbeat streetwear touch that lifts the outfit!