Here are some looks and our favorite products that work for all makeup lovers! Try out the "Red Lipstick Theory" for yourself ...

One trend that definitely caught our eye this year was the ombre lip. Taking us back to the 90s, where dark, overdrawn lips ...

I have a love-hate relationship with matte lipsticks: when done right, they’re the epitome of chic sophistication turning even the most simple of make-up looks into something interesting.

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Love the put-togetherness that lipstick provides but don't love the cakey feeling of it? Let me introduce you to... the lip stain. They've been taking over our social media feeds as of late and ...

Even in 2025, the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus could still be phones worthy of consideration if you're wanting to avoid splashing out on Apple's latest and greatest. If you need help deciding ...

However, many people avoid wearing red lipstick as it's harder to keep in place throughout the night, even if it looks perfectly on theme for February 14. That's why we set out to try four of the ...

The first product to make the cut? The 01 Rouge Triomphe, a lipstick so unmistakably French that we can’t say we’re surprised. But that’s a good thing, because if there’s a group of women who have ...

“I am so fussy about lipsticks I don’t actually own that many. I get very dry lips so anything that’s too moisture-sapping and makes my lips look even more cracked than they already are, is a no from ...

MAC lipsticks have been a beauty essential for years, offering timeless shades that suit every skin tone. This list features 10 must-have colours, from bold reds to everyday neutrals. Loading ...

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Over the last few years, social media movements have used safety pins and blue bracelets to show solidarity; now, it’s red lipstick. While the original movement was rooted in anti-Fascist and su ...