Introduction
You know what goes great with a red lipstick? An outfit that pops. That’s why we’ve rounded up the best shades for different skin tones, so you’ll have no trouble finding one that suits your skintone.
Blue-based reds suit most Indian skin tones.
The best reds for Indian skin tones are deep blue-based reds. These colors look good on the majority of Indian skin tones, and they can be worn in a variety of ways. The most common way to wear deep blue-based reds is to use them as an accent color rather than your main lip color; this is a great way to incorporate some fun into your look without having too much attention drawn away from your eyes. If you’re feeling bolder and want to use a deep blue-based red as your main lip color, choose one that’s more brownish than bluish, so it’ll work well with both warm and cool undertones.
Orange-y reds are best for warm-toned skins.
The orange tint will give you a nice glow while the red color adds interest. If you have light pink undertones, then this color will look amazing on you!
Finding the perfect red lipstick for your skin tone is a matter of trial and error.
Finding the perfect red lipstick is a matter of trial and error. You might find that one brand’s product works better than another (or vice versa), or you might discover that you love one shade of red but hate another. I would recommend trying out different formulas, such as matte, cream, and luxury brands like Tom Ford and Dior. Also try different finishes—a matte finish will be more long-lasting than a glossy one, but glossier lipsticks are easier to apply and look more natural on the lips.
If you’re having trouble finding an exact match for your skin tone, try using a lip liner to help determine which shade of red looks best with your complexion—the liner should match exactly with the color of your lips!
Your undertone can be determined by looking at the veins on your inner wrist.
But how can you figure out your undertone?
Look at the veins on the inside of your wrist. If they look blue, you have a cool undertone. If they look green or yellow, you have a warm undertone.
This method is not foolproof—it’s hard to see your veins when it’s hot outside (and most people don’t expose their inner wrist while wearing short sleeves anyway) and there are other factors that determine whether someone is cool or warm—but this is still a good way to get an idea of what color lipstick will work best for your skin tone!
If there’s a lot of pink in your skin, you tend to have cooler undertones.
If there’s a lot of pink in your skin, you tend to have cooler undertones. . People with cooler skin tones look best in pinks, blues and purples.
If you can’t tell what color your veins are by looking at them (and we don’t recommend doing this), another trick is checking out the color of your hair and eyes. If your hair is blonde or has a golden cast and/or if your eyes are greenish-hazel or hazel, then it’s likely that you have cool undertones. People with cool undertones look best in pinks and reds that have blue or violet hues (like violets).
If your skin has yellow or peach undertones, you tend to have warmer undertones.
If your skin has yellow or peach undertones, you tend to have warmer undertones. Your best bets are reds that have a bit more orange in them. Because of this, I would recommend going with a deeper shade of red, such as MAC Ruby Woo or Makeup Forever’s Rouge Artist Intense Matte Lipstick in Red Sable.
A color wheel will help you find the right undertones for your skin tone. If you’re not sure what type of undertone you might have, don’t worry! We’ve got you covered for all three—cool, neutral and warm—so scroll down below to see what we recommend based on your specific skin tone!
If you have medium skintone, you can wear brick or orange reds, as well as cherry red.
If you have medium skintone, you can wear brick or orange reds, as well as cherry red.
Brick Red: This is the perfect color for women with medium skin tone. It is a deep color with brown undertones which gives it a very rich look on your face. It works great when paired with minimal makeup like kajal and liner or a bold lip liner that matches the color of your lipstick so go ahead and indulge in this one without feeling overwhelmed by it’s intensity!
Orange Reds: The same way brick works for people with fair complexions, orange-reds work great on medium complexions too! Orange-reds are bright shades that are at times close to pink but not quite there yet which makes them good choices for Indian skin tones because they add some brightness but not too much drama like blue based pinks would do to your face if worn alone (that’s another story though). Cherry red is one example of an orange based shade that looks beautiful on every skin tone so try it out today!
For dusky skin, look for chocolate brownish or rich burgundy reds.
For dusky skin, look for chocolate brownish or rich burgundy reds. This is a great way to get the perfect red without having to play with color too much. If you’re worried about sticking out like a sore thumb at your next company event, go with one of these colors instead of something more intense and bright.
Both brands have amazing shades that work well on darker complexions and will complement your Indian skin tone perfectly!
For very dark skin, theres no going wrong with maroon red or deep berry shades.
If you have very dark skin, there’s no going wrong with maroon red or deep berry shades. This color will work for all skin tones and can easily be worn by people of any ethnicity!
Red lipstick has always been a classic look that will never go out of style. It adds sophistication and elegance to any outfit, whether you’re wearing jeans or an evening gown.
A great shade of red lipstick will complement your skintone and really make an outfit pop!
Red lipstick is a great way to make an outfit pop. Red lipstick is also a great way to make your skin tone pop, as well as your eyes and teeth. I say this because of the contrast it creates against all those other things you’re wearing, whether it be clothes or an outfit. The red color will really catch your eye and bring attention to wherever you put it on yourself!
Conclusion
The best thing about red lipstick is that it’s always a win, no matter what. It’s versatile enough to complement any outfit and can be worn on any occasion—from weddings to going out with friends. The worst thing about red lipstick? Finding the perfect shade for your skintone can take some time, but once you do, it will never let you down!
