Sometimes we tend to match our lip color with the color of the clothes we wear. Not completely wrong indeed, but you should also have skin color you have to consider as well. Here are examples of possible colors that match the color of your skin.
For whites
* Shades of Red: For the white should avoid shades of red berona orange, because it will make your skin look dull. A soft red color with a berry or grape hue you can use, as are the pink or the nude.
* Shades of brown: Shades of brown DAPT you used to spend afternoons and evenings, but choose the berona mocha or red. Brown orange yellow toned foundation also makes the skin look dull.
* Shades of Pink: The pink would be perfect for use on a white skin. All shades of pink from the most pale, rose, golden toned shimmer and you can use. Only, avoid striking pink color, because it will make your skin look more pale.
For brownes
* Shades of red: red lipstick shades you can use, but choose the red a bit old. You can wear red with a blue base tones so that your skin looks brighter. Or red with brown tones, so the face looks warmer.
* Shades of brown: Avoid colors that are too young brown or pale, as it can make wana skin becomes dull. You can choose the color of old caramel, chocolate with pink or yellow hue, all in hues of older or more mature.
* Shades of pink: you can choose shades of pink are older and tend to warm. Try pink or brownish tend to nude, as more suitable than the pink-toned blue base money
For blacks
* Shades of Red: Avoid red tend to use orange or pink and red shades of the basic tone of bluish or older. For example red mahogany, dark plums and red wine.
* Shades of brown: Almost all shades of brown you are suitable for dark-skinned. Try shades of brown that young to the impression of light and use the older like the color of coffee for a more dramatic impression.
* Shades of Pink: While dark-skinned, pink young and thin you can try. Choose shades of berry, rose or plum. Or choose a color that tends to nude beige pink.
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