OMBRÉ LIP

 Its main purpose is to give the illusion of fuller lips. It involves two to three colors. This lipcolor could be achieved in three ways which we would be discussing below.

--For the first look, a dark color (preferably a lip pencil) is applied on the outer part of the lip on the lower and upper lips, also serving as the lip liner, then a lighter color on the inner, edges should be blended to give that natural look.

--The second look is achieved by applying the dark color on the sides of the lower and upper lips from the corner to about quarter of the whole lip from both sides, leaving just the middle portion untouched, then applying the lighter color to that portion, time to blend! blend the edges of both colours together till seamline disappears.

--Three colors are needed for the third look, this look is much more dramatic, with the darker color on one side of your lips(lower and upper), the lighter color in the middle and the lightest on the other side, blend edges together. Can also be applied horizontally starting with the darker color from the upper lip downwards.

Voilah! You are good to go with any of these three ombré lip looks.

Lipgloss can be applied for the glossy effect.

Some common 'ombré' lipcolor combos are:
-black-nude
-black-red
-burgundy-red-nude
-burgundy-red
-burgundy-rose pink
-purple-nude
-purple-pink
-pink-nude
-red-nude
Nude color can virtually be combined with all colors!

Start experimenting with those fab colours and I assure you of fab results.

...Stay tuned for more helpful tips on how to get that perfect look you crave.