Why is it that red lipstick never seems to go out of style? Red lips are a classic, making any face look instantly elegant and have yet to go out of style, according to the fashion magazines, yet some of us tend to shy away from red lipstick, there is a red shade that is perfect for you. Red lipstick is the little black dress in your makeup bag. There is a red for everyone!

The Devil wears Prada and gorgeous Anne Hathaway wears red lipstick to accent her beauty!



Gwen Stefani is the most creative and the most glamorous blonde ever! No one can be so different and still be so unique! She is just fabulous with her red lipstick!

"Your regrets aren't what you did, but what you didn't do. So I take every opportunity…" Says Cameron Diaz changing her hair styles and wearing hot red lipstick!

We used to see Keira Knightley as a pirate, but her “red lips” image for Chanel Cosmetics really suits her!

The sexiest Christina Aguilera wears her juicy red lipstick, cause her rule is : "It's human nature to have a sexual side."

And of course the sweetest and the most expressive blonde of Hollywood - Marilyn Monroe! Her words:” I'm very definitely a woman and I enjoy it. “ She really was an expert of sexy red lipstick image! And she enjoyed that!

You can wear red too! Any age, any skin tone, any hair color, and any style can do this! It's just a matter of finding a shade that you are comfortable with.

If you’re having a hard time finding a red that suits you, you can go to a cosmetic counter and ask for help. Find your red lipstick and turn heads when you walk into your next party!

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Rose McGowan? tricia preston 2008-03-09 01:42:26 I'm a little surprised Rose McGowan in red lipstick isn't shown...I've rarely seen it worn as well as she wears it... Reply | Quote 2   0

 

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