Before getting into Shabbos lipcolor itself, I want to discuss the liplining step.
The product I use for Shabbos lipcolor seems to be unhappy with waxy lip pencils; it prevents the product from bonding to my lips, and there is a distinct line on Shabbos morning where the color wore away.
Therefore, I had to look elsewhere to give my Shabbos lips a defined shape.
Lipstains are great not only for Shabbos but for weekday, if one just wants to add a subtle hint of color rather than a heavier lipstick or gloss.
For lip lining, getting one in marker form is better, like Covergirl Outlast Lipstain. They are all devoid of any sort of sheen, providing a lovely infusion of hue.
When used underneath lipcolor, it can change the shade depending on the stain color, creating all sorts of possibilities.
I haven't yet found a well-reviewed Sephora option for a stain marker, but hope springs eternal.
Here are some Covergirl Stain options:
400 Everbloom Kiss: Pale pink, just delicately enhancing lips
425 Plum Pout: On me, it comes out more of a red.
435 Flirty Nude: An orangey-nude (not my favorite; I'm not sure why I keep it around)
440 Wild Berry Wink: Bright cherry red
I haven't yet found a well-reviewed Sephora option for a stain marker, but hope springs eternal.
Here are some Covergirl Stain options:
400 Everbloom Kiss: Pale pink, just delicately enhancing lips
425 Plum Pout: On me, it comes out more of a red.
435 Flirty Nude: An orangey-nude (not my favorite; I'm not sure why I keep it around)
440 Wild Berry Wink: Bright cherry red
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