What skin tone is suitable for purple lipstick

Every girl who loves beauty has her own "treasure box" filled with her favorite lipsticks, eye shadows, eyeliners, foundation, concealers, etc. There are so many different colors of lipstick that it is dizzying to choose, including bright red, light pink, and aunt red. The key to choosing a lipstick color is to first look at your skin color. Otherwise, if you don’t choose the right one, you will look dark and listless. So what skin tone does purple lipstick suit?

Purple is not very picky about skin color. It is more solemn than pink, so people with yellow skin can also try it; it is cooler than orange and red, so people with cool skin can also try it. And purple lipstick can give people a different temperament. Purple looks noble, gray-purple looks cold, rose-purple looks charming, and pink-purple looks dreamy. Not to mention the special texture of purple, which is simply coolness itself! Just like the metallic purple color, it has an invincible personality!

Purple lipstick is rare and not suitable for daily use. Putting it on is like being poisoned. Therefore, purple lipstick is suitable for informal occasions such as stage makeup and nightclubs. So how do you match purple lipstick with your makeup? Now, the editor will show you what makeup looks are suitable for purple lipstick?

The makeup of purple lipstick should also be purple. The eyeshadow and blush should be matched with the same color to coordinate and look good. Here are some particularly fashionable purple makeup looks:

step1: base makeup. ① Pat the liquid foundation evenly on the face to create a natural and clean base makeup; ② This time the makeup is purple-toned, so a purple-toned lipstick is also used as the base color for contouring. First, use a layer of earth-colored lipstick to draw on the areas that need contouring; then add a layer of lighter purple-red lipstick and pat it evenly; ④ Then apply blush.

step2: eyebrows. The eyebrows are drawn into a raised shape, with the tail of the eyebrow raised upward, revealing a sense of unruly and sharpness. Choose a natural black color, and you can apply it heavier because today's makeup will be heavier than your usual makeup, which can support this eyebrow shape.

step3: eye makeup 1.

①Use pink-purple eyeshadow to apply a base to a large area of ​​the upper eyelid, remember to blend the edges naturally;

②Apply a layer of purple eyeshadow, with a smaller area than the earth color, starting from the eyelashes and blending outwards;

③Use the same color eyeshadow to blend the lower eyelid to create the eye contour;

④ Next, use an eyeliner gel pen to draw the entire eyeliner, paying attention to filling in the root of the eyelashes;

⑤Add a layer of purple-brown eyeshadow on the finished eyeliner, within the folds of the double eyelids;

⑥ Take out the liquid eyeliner pen and draw a smooth upper eyeliner. The end of the eye should be sharp and clear, and slightly upturned.

step4: Eye makeup 2.

① Curl eyelashes;

②Brush upper and lower eyelashes;

③ Use the liquid eyeliner pen to draw the lower eyelashes to create the illusion of thick lower eyelashes. Remember to use a quick-drying, long-lasting liquid eyeliner pen that will not smudge, otherwise it will look dirty and ugly;

④Apply curled false eyelashes;

⑤The eye makeup is finally completed!

step5: lip makeup. Finally, it’s lipstick. Choose a purple lipstick that matches the overall makeup. First, apply purple-pink lipstick all over the lips as a base color, and then use dark purple lipstick to deepen from the center of the lips and radiate out. Add highlighter and a delicate makeup look is complete.

Although so many years have passed, when I talk about Hong Kong goddesses, I still think of actresses such as Joey Wong, Rosamund Kwan, Michelle Reis, and Shu Qi. In that era when plastic surgery was not commonplace, their beauty was simply unforgettable! That’s why people still like their style and makeup. The makeup I’m sharing today is the retro Hong Kong style makeup of that era. Let’s take a look!

step1: eye shadow one.

① Apply light brown eyeshadow at the position marked in Figure 1;

② Use brown eyeshadow to darken the end and beginning of the eye. The range is as shown in the picture. Remember not to apply too much, otherwise the eye makeup will look rough.

③ Use a blending brush to blend the edges of the two layers of eye shadow naturally.

step2: eye shadow two.

①Draw reddish brown eyeshadow in the shape of an inverted triangle at the end of the eye, and blend it naturally as in step 1;

② Apply purple-brown eyeshadow from the inside of the double eyelid crease to the end of the lower eye (as shown in the picture).

step3: eyeliner.

① Use black eyeshadow instead of eyeliner, so that the eyeliner looks like the hazy look of a film camera in the 1990s; use the tip of an angled brush to draw the tail of the eyeliner and then connect it to the last third of the lower eyeliner;

②Apply brightening eyeshadow on the under-eye bags;

③ Brush the upper and lower eyelashes, and the eye makeup is basically completed~

step4: eyebrows and lips.

① Draw slightly upturned eyebrows, and remember to make the tail of the eyebrow thin; the wild hair around the tail and brow peak does not need to be trimmed very carefully, which looks very natural and beautiful.

②Apply retro red lipstick and your makeup is complete.