Thursday, 12 June 2014

Compliment Your Looks with the Brightest Shade this Season



Summers are knocking on the door and it is the perfect time to pick the hottest and brightest lip shades. Bright lip colours are in trend and plays the perfect role, when it comes to being bold. Team your bright lipstick with a perfect little dress and add the oomph effect in your personality. If you don’t know how to wear a bright lip colour then here are some tips you can always try. 

Concealer 

No, we are not at all kidding. Applying concealer on the lips is the best trick to prevent your lip shade from smudging. This will also help in giving you a smooth finish. Take a fine makeup brush and apply concealer onto your lips. 

Lip Colour

Decide which bright colour compliments your skin tone. Then select the perfect lip colour. Remember, the lip shade must go well with both your skin tone and the dress you are going to wear. Too much bright colour will ruin your complete look. With the help of a brush apply your selected bright lipstick.


 
Pigmented Eye-shadow

To make your lips look fuller and luscious here is a trick you can use. After you apply your lip shade, you can use pigment eyeshadow to make the colour last longer. You just need to apply a very little amount of the eye shadow to complete the look. Pigment eye shades will not only enhance the colour of your lipstick but will also give you a glittery look, which will give your lips a dazzling effect. Rock your look by wearing your pigmented eye shaded lip colour and complete your look by applying mineral eye shadow on your eyes. Keep the eye makeup and your dress both subtle. 

Create Your Own Lip Colour

If you are looking for a special bright colour to lighten your day, then you can use this. Blend two bright lip shades together to create a unique colour. Add pigmented eyelid colour in it to make your lip shade more attractive. You can do this on special occasions. If you are not able to find an eye pleasing colour for yourself. You can always try new colours by matching and blending the same or different colours.    
       

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