Which lipstick suits me

I've been wearing lipstick for as long as I can remember. Before that, it was just in the form of lip glosses and chubby stick bottles of lip balm. Since then, though, things have changed quite a bit—and not necessarily for the better!

The texture of most brands has become less creamy and more matte than ever before; what's more, some colors are actually darker than they were in their heyday (and this isn't even counting those completely neon-looking products). Still want to try out your favorite shade? Here's how to find one that works best on you:

Matte lips

Matte lips are the most versatile, long-lasting and flattering. They’re also natural-looking and professional, making them a great choice for any event or occasion.

Matte lipsticks work best when applied over a nude base (like MAC’s Nylon) to create a smooth finish that lasts all day without drying out your skin like liquid lipsticks can do. If you want something more dramatic, try using matte reds or pinks as accents on top of your favorite lipstick color—you won't regret it!

Glossy lips

Glossy lips are shiny and glossy. They're the perfect choice for special occasions, like when you want to look your best at an event or party. You can also use them as an everyday look, but it's important that you make sure that your hair is clean and styled so that it doesn't get caught in the glossiness of your lips!

Glossy lipsticks come in many different colors, so there's bound to be one that suits your skin tone perfectly. If you have darker skin tones (like mine), then go with a red-based lipstick; if they're lighter than average then go with something more neutral like neutral browns or mauves; finally, if they're fair-skinned then choose pink shades like coral or rose gold tones -- these are all great options when looking for a new shade!

Creamy lips

In general, creamy lip colors are best for dry lips. They're also a great option if you have dry skin and eyes, or if your hair is thinning and prone to breakage. If none of these describe your current situation—and you're sure that a creamier formula would give you the moisture necessary—then by all means go for it!

Sheer lips

Sheer lips are best for people with dry lips. People with sensitive skin should also consider using sheer lipsticks. For example, if you have pigmented lips and large or small lips, you should avoid wearing a lipstick that has a lot of pigment in it (such as NARS Audacious Lipstick). To find out whether your skin is sensitive or not, try applying something like Jergens Ultra Healing Lotion on the inside of your wrist before applying anything to your face. If it doesn't cause irritation then you're probably safe to wear all kinds of products!

A small amount of this product goes a long way. It's water-resistant and you don't need to keep reapplying it.

If you're looking for a bold lipstick that can be worn all day, this is the one. It's not too thick or heavy and it doesn't dry out your lips like some other formulas do. This is also great for going out on a date, as it gives off a good amount of shine and color without being overbearing or too sparkly. It's perfect if you want to make an impression at an event, too!

Conclusion

We hope this has helped you find your perfect lipstick. If you have more questions about the products we've discussed here, please ask in the comments below!