The Right Lipstick Changes Everything — Find Yours
1. Identify Your Skin Tone and Undertone
The first step is figuring out both your skin tone (light, medium, deep) and your undertone (warm, cool, or neutral).
• Warm undertones: yellow, golden, or peach hues
• Cool undertones: pink, red, or bluish hues
• Neutral undertones: mix of both
• Your undertone helps determine which lipstick shades will look most flattering.
2. Choose Shades That Complement Your Tone
General shade recommendations include:
• Light skin: soft pinks, peachy nudes, light berries
• Medium skin: rose, berry, cherry red, or magenta shades
• Deep skin: rich reds, burgundy, chocolate, and deep mauves
3. Match Lipstick Undertone to Your Skin Undertone
• Warm undertones: peach, coral, orange-red, brick red
• Cool undertones: blue-red, berry, pink-nude
• Neutral undertones: most shades work well
4. Choosing shades slightly deeper than your natural lip color for everyday wear
5. Remember: Rules Are Flexible
• While these guidelines help narrow choices, makeup artists emphasize that any color can work if you like how it looks and feel confident wearing it.



















































































