Lipstick shades that women over 40 should avoid are named

Makeup looks incomplete without lipstick. It can turn a basic makeup into an evening makeup if you use a wine shade, or an evening makeup into a more restrained one if you apply a nude tone. However, it is worth remembering that lipstick can add age and ruin the whole impression of you.

OBOZREVATEL has figured out how lipstick color affects age. According to famous makeup artists, lips become thinner with age and collagen production decreases. However, there are several ways to make your lips plump and juicy (scroll to the end of the page to see the photo).

The key to finding the perfect color is knowing your skin tone. There are three types: warm, cold , and neutral.

People with warm undertones usually tan quickly and look better in gold jewelry. They have brown, hazel, or amber eyes and chocolate, reddish, or dark brown hair. If you recognize yourself, you shouldn't choose cold or nude lipstick colors. You should be careful with dark lipsticks too as they can visually make the lips thinner.

People with a cold undertone burn easily and look better in silver jewelry. Most often, they have blond or black hair. The most common eye color of cold undertones is blue, gray, or green. You need to avoid extreme lipstick colors: very light or dark. Makeup artists advise choosing plum, berry, or natural pink shades.

In addition, remember that a matte finish reduces lip volume, while a creamy or shiny finish increases it.

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