Top Lipstick Colours for Spring 2016
Pink, rosy, and bright shades are always the trend that marks the spring season, wardrobe or makeup wise. This spring the pop of colour and neon shades alongside some classic hues will be a part of every girl’s makeup collection. From matte to supreme shiny lipsticks, this spring is definitely going to be as colourful as ever.
This spring the pop of colour and neon shades alongside some classic hues will be a part of every girl’s makeup collection.
Pre-makeup care
The lip care is by far more important for the gorgeous lips that the colour of the lipstick. If you do not take care of your lips, they are going to show cracks, and the lipstick will look unflattering. Therefore, make sure you use lip balms that will hydrate and protect the lips. Lip balms are numerous and diverse, so find one that suits you best and take care of your lips regularly.
Pink Shades
MAC Kelly Yum Yum shade perfectly depicts the cheerful bloomy spring. This neon shade will attract everyone’s attention, and put you right on the spotlight. It is the perfect lipstick to wear during the day while you enjoy walking with your friends or boyfriend, and it will work great for a night out in the club.
Maybelline Colour Sensational Vivid Lipstick in Shocking Coral is another pink neon shade, but instead of a blue, it features an orange undertone. The “coral” in the name stands there for a reason, because it brings that perfect summer vibe of cocktails, beach and reminds us of a perfect sunset.
Rimmel London Lasting Finish Kate Moss ’16’ is the perfect lipstick for girls who do not prefer those bright flashy colours. This pink shade is delicate, light and with just the right amount of brightness, that does not attract too much attention. A light rosy shade with blue undertone is the best choice for day or night. Furthermore, if you choose to emphasise your eyes with some darker makeup, this shade will be perfect for the lips.
The lipstick choices are so various that every girl can find her favourite shade and rock it through the entire season.
Fuchsia and Violet
Yes, violet, purple and fuchsia found their way to the hearts of the make-up artists. All the shades of violet were present at the latest fashion weeks and very soon, they appeared on many girls out in the streets. UD Gwen Stefani Collection Lipstick in Firebird and Lancôme Colour Design Sensational Effects Lipcolor in Hello Happiness are the perfect examples of these vibrant colours we will adore this spring.
Orangey Reds
Classic red is simply timeless. Whether you choose a satin or a matte finish, with classic apple red you can never go wrong. Just be careful because lipsticks with yellow undertones as the classic red, can make your teeth look sallow; therefore try using red lipstick with blue undertone, because they will make the teeth look whiter. However, orthodontics in Sydney offers you much better option than a lipstick. The best way to have a gorgeous smile is to actually have flawlessly white teeth, so feel free to visit orthodontics, and they will provide you with beautiful teeth.
MAC Cosmetics lipstick in Sushi Kiss shade is the perfect example of orangey red lipstick that you can actually pull off. It has that mid-tone coral shade and is suitable for day and night with no exception, regardless of the rest of the make-up you will wear.
Mauve Nudes
Nudes are as classic as the red lipstick is, and this season it is approaching with slightly darker shades. Chestnut is probably the best hue that describes this season’s nude trend. A warm and perfectly brown shade, sometimes with a touch of pink undertone, but still fits every girl’s needs. Too Face Melted Chocolate Liquefied Long Wear Lipstick in Chocolate Honey and Chocolate Cherries shade, are the best representatives of these chocolate shades and they will last on your lips for hours.
This spring is nothing if not versatile. The lipstick choices are so various that every girl can find her favourite shade and rock it through the entire season. Choose some of these shades and you will look amazing and trendy.
