BigMami sa…
“Har du något tips på ett nybörjarläppstift för oss som inte är vana med mycket färg på läpparna? :-) Testade min dotters röda One Directionläppstift och tyckte det framhävde det röda i mitt ansikte..”
What I had invested in is a pigment-rich lipstick that gives both color and a opaque result, but a shade in a very soft tone that does not stand out so much on the lips. Such lipsticks that look quite dull in the sleeve, but that look incredibly good on the lips!
Then you can choose if you want a shade that goes in the red direction, e.g. raspberry red or if you want to go more in the pink direction. You do it the way you want :)
Here are at least some tips:
1. Lumene Wild Rose Lipstick in shade 62 Smiling Lips
2. Lumene Wild Rose Lipstick in shade 13 Heathers
3. Pür Minerals Château de Vine Mineral Lipstick in the shade Show Off
4. Yves Rocher Moisturizing Cream Lipstick in the shade 22.Petite Mauve
5. Yves Rocher Moisturizing Cream Lipstick in the shade 73.Rose Cannelle
Here are all the lipsticks on hand, in the same order as the picture above!
I have also photographed the lipsticks on the lips, but could not show them all so there were only three shades hehe. It is so difficult to remove properly after each shade when they are so pigment-rich, but here are at least three of them:
Raspberry red lips from Lumene (Smiling Lips), red without turning bright red!
Rosalila lips from Pür Minerals
A soft pink shade from Yves Rocher (22.Petite Mauve)
Hope the tips were helpful :)
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Oh so nice, love lumene's lipstick, or yes love all their makeup haha :)
How long does a lipstick last before it gets too old?
It is usually between 6-12 months, usually 12, but it says on the lipstick! A small jar symbol with a number in it, the number stands for the number of months after opening the package. On lipstick that comes in a small box, it often says on the box and not on the sleeve itself.
Aha thanks so much for the reply! :)
Oh! Thank you very much :-) Now I'm going to squeeze in a little on the deal.