This Season's Hottest Red Lipstick Is Back From The 1950s

Bright red painted lips are often associated with classic style and the mid-20th century. Over the past century, red lipstick has gone through a number of changes, from the dark tones that were fashionable at the beginning of the last century, to the orange reds that prevailed in the second half of the century. In this year's trends, the rich classic berry red, preferred in the 50's, came on the top. It stands out as a darker and deeper sophisticated shade, especially suitable for creating evening glam chic looks and for those with slightly fuller lips, as the dark tone tends to visually narrow the lips.

In order for bright lipstick to last longer and not run into fine lines around the lips, remember a few important steps. First, exfoliate your lips with a gentle exfoliator, which will remove dead cells and give your lips softness. Line the contour of the lips with a pencil that matches the color of the lipstick, since the red color is very bright, the contour should be perfectly smooth and symmetrical. Additionally, you can paint all the lips with a pencil. Apply lipstick on top, then press a paper napkin to your lips and paint your lips again - the color will become more intense and the paint will last longer.