It seems intimidating at first sight but in order to master this shade, there are a few steps that need to
be taken into account.
Start with a bright red:
I can almost hear the groans of boredom, but this is a crucial step, and
as make-up artist Nick Barose says, "Orange is like reds cooler
stepsister". Going straight into a bold shade of orange, without
escalating to such a colour, lets just say it may not end well. But, if you
consider yourself too proffesh, for red then by all means begin with orange. Just don't forget to consider your colourings. True shades of orange
tend to look more flattering on blondes and people of caramel, olive and dark
skin. But bright reds suit almost everyone.
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| DENNIS BASSO |
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| DKNY |
Bronze it up: Orange lipstick draws
attention redness and blemishes (no thank you), its a fact. So illuminate your
skin by using light to medium coverage foundation and a bronzer all over. I
mean alot. Dust it over your forehead, nose, cheeks and chin. The result is
exotic, beachy and totally prepped for the bold orange lipstick.
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| FENDI |
