What about lipstick? We've heard celebs mention mascara, concealer, brow powder, or blush as the one makeup item they can't leave the house without. You may have only seldom seen a celebrity sporting the bare lip look, and even then they may still have applied a light neutral lip colour. Even if you weren't a celebrity, you (and I) wouldn't want to go out without a happy pout. Every woman understands the significance, indulgence, and even game-changing nature of lipsticks.

The enormous market for lipstick is proof of the fervour and top spot that the product has. The ten stashes of lipstick that are overflowing in your vanity are to blame, yet choosing the appropriate lipstick may frequently be difficult and unclear. Additionally, there is a lack of grasp of the notion of colour theory. And as a result, you can end up wearing a lip colour that is not very attractive. Your choice of lipstick is influenced by more things than just your mood. Celebrity makeup artist Florian Hurel has provided some expert-endorsed advice that can simplify the procedure for you.

Why Is Choosing the Correct Lipstick Vital?

 

Hurel replied instantly when I asked him this question, "Very often." "What may appear attractive on one person need not be attractive on another. Because they are ignorant of colour theory and skin undertone, non-creative people tend to choose the wrong shade, the speaker added. Ever notice how some lip colours make you seem lifeless? Choosing the correct lip colour is essential since the improper lip colour can make the face look washed out or lifeless. People must choose the right items, particularly if they prefer to wear minimal makeup, advises Hurel.

What Function Does the Outfit Serve?

 

Everybody has at some point considered matching their lipstick to their attire. Even if that bizarre selection could occasionally be successful, it might not be the best method for selecting your final lipstick. Understanding the fundamentals of colour theory will be helpful in this situation. In addition to monochromatic colour schemes, which employ the same colour on the eyes, cheeks, and lips to match the outfit, Hurel says complementary colour schemes also look fantastic. For example, a red lip would look wonderful with a green dress. If the costume is extravagant and powerful, he continues, "I'd want to keep the lips more subdued."

Think About Your Skin Tone

 

Hurel quotes, "To do credit to any makeup product, it's necessary to know your skin tone. Since quite some time, everyone has been discussing skin tone—what it is, why it matters, and how it should affect the goods you use. Hurel notes that the skin tone and lip colour undertone must match. For example, if your skin tone is warm and you wear a cold undertone nude lip shade, it won't integrate with the skin, making the face look washed out and dull. He also explains why warm undertones are so favoured, saying that it would be flattering to wear the same undertone on the lips as Indians typically have a warm undertone.

How Do the Textures Compare?

 

There are many different lipstick textures to consider, including matte, creamy, glossy, satiny, velvet matte, powder, and more. Choosing the proper texture is just as important as choosing the right shade. This is due to the fact that you have the ability to choose a feel for your appearance. Choose between drab and fabulous. “ Simply make sure that the lips are properly moisturised before applying any lip shade because all finishes look beautiful. A glossy finish will accentuate someone's complexion if they are very young, whereas a matte finish will make the face appear slightly more experienced. If you have mature skin issues like dryness, fine lines, or wrinkles, use something more moisturising to your lips like satin or glossy.