How to Choose Lipstick — Shades, Textures and Application Technique
Lipstick is one of the most powerful makeup tools. The right shade can change everything — your mood, how your face reads, your overall impression. But choosing lipstick is about more than color — it's about texture, longevity and your lip type.
Types of Lipstick
Matte: maximum longevity, rich pigment. Requires moisturized lips. Creamy: hydrating texture, natural finish, comfortable to wear. Glossy: visually plumps lips. Liquid lipstick: combines the longevity of matte with the comfort of creamy.
If your lips are thin — avoid very dark matte shades, they make lips look smaller. Choose coral, peach or nude pink — these create the illusion of more volume.
Choosing Shades by Color Type
Winter: berry, cherry, cool pink. Spring: coral, peach, warm pink. Summer: muted rose, nudes. Autumn: terracotta, brick, dark caramel.
"The right lipstick isn't a mask — it's an extension of your personality." — Valeria Kushinova
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After application, press a tissue to your lips and dust with translucent powder through it. This "seals" the pigment for extra hours.
Better to choose creamy or glossy textures. If you insist on matte — choose warm nude shades, not dark.