If you compare this coral to the shade of 'Kiss me Coral', you will see the similiarity of the shade and intensity of the colour. Interestly enough, as I was searching for coal pictures, I noticed the variety in different coral shades. I didn't realize the variation in shades of coral - it peaked my interest!
You can see by this photo how close the coral shade of the lipstick matches the real coral under the sea. If you're looking for a unique brighter shade of red-orange toned coral, you're really going to like this lipstick!!!
I wanted to soften the colour out a bit and I was wearing a heavier eye last night when I went out, so I paired Kiss Me Coral with Bronzelle lipliner for this look. I started with my basic face (corrector/concealer by Bobbi Brown, HD Foundation in #125 by Make Up For Ever). I then used Navajo eyeshadow as a base and Cement on the lid into the crease (both by Bobbi Brown). I used Blooz eyeliner on the upper lashline only and smolder on the bottom (MAC). I then used an angled brush to blend 'Night Breed' eyeshadow into the upper lash line and smoke it out a bit. For blush, I used Dolce Vita by NARS and finished the look with Bronzelle lipliner and Kiss Me Coral lipstick by Revlon!!!
2 comments:
The shade looks strong in the tube but very natural on you! May need to try this!
Hey, I did blend it with a more neutral lipliner, so its not as bright - but its a colour you can really play around with, depending on the liner you choose - you can make it a more coral-brown, coral-red, soft-coral, coral-pink etc etc just by changing up the liner - the most important thing is to have fun with it!!!
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