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How to do a deep-berry lip

  • How to do a deep-berry lip
    By Melissa Magsaysay and Laura VogelIntrigued by the dark-berry lip trend but worried it might look too Goth? Makeup artist Sonia Kashuk shares her tips and tricks for making a wine hue work, no matter your skin tone. Cheers!
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  • How to do a deep-berry lip
    Berry- and wine-colored lips are the pout of the season for sure, says makeup artist Sonia Kashuk. But the look is not so Goth as it is pretty and monochromatic—and very feminine. To make the tone less intense, try a burgundy hue in a lighter, less-pigmented formula, like this one from Aveda.SHOP NOW: Aveda NourishMint Smoothing Lip Color in Rare Orchid Lip, $16
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  • How to do a deep-berry lip
    A mauve- or rose-colored lip is still on trend for fall and can be better for someone who is afraid to try something more intense, says Kashuk. She recommends Chantecaille's new gloss in Fig, which will flatter almost any complexion.SHOP NOW: Chantecaille Luminous Gloss in Fig, $34
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  • How to do a deep-berry lip
    Another trick for toning down the intensity of a color and making sure it stays put? Wear a lip stain or apply a darker lipstick with a lip brush so it's not as intense, she says. (The brush will also give you more control, making it easier to get even coverage.) SHOP NOW: Sonia Kashuk Satin Luxe Lip Color with SPF 16 in Plum Wine, $10
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  • How to do a deep-berry lip
    On darker skin, blue-based lipsticks might be too bright, so go with a brown base lip color, says Kashuk. A chocolate base is richer and deeper and very warming. A lightweight satin is perfect for a night out on the town.SHOP NOW: L'Oréal Colour Riche Caresse in Satiny Cocoa, $10
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  • How to do a deep-berry lip
    For a woman with light skin, a blue-based plum will be bright and vibrant, explains Kashuk, who says that the plum gloss will help light up your whole face.SHOP NOW: Neal's Yard Lip Gloss in Plum, $16
    http://static1.glo.com/photos/Original/119355_Original.jpg
  • How to do a deep-berry lip
    For a more understated, office-appropriate look, Kashuk prefers plum and wine tones in a matte or a stain formula rather than a gloss. A marker is a perfect choice for application.SHOP NOW: Topshop Lip Marker in Berry, $15
    http://static2.glo.com/photos/Original/119357_Original.jpg
  • How to do a deep-berry lip
    According to Kashuk, if your lips are chapped or creased, the color can make this more apparent. She advises using a gloss and concentrating color at the center of the top and bottom lip and using your fingers to pull it out to the corners. SHOP NOW: Urban Decay Super-Saturated High-Gloss Lip Color in Apocalypse, $19
    http://static1.glo.com/photos/Original/119360_Original.jpg
  • How to do a deep-berry lip
    Wearing the burgundy-lip trend isn't only about what you put on your kisser. It's about balancing the lips with a cheek color and lid color in the same color family to make it look less severe. If the skin is too pale, the look can be too intense, says Kashuk, who recommends a sheer cream blush in the same color family as your lipstick.SHOP NOW: Nars Cream Blush in Montenegro, $28
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  • The Wine List

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    By Melissa Magsaysay and Laura Vogel

    Intrigued by the dark-berry lip trend but worried it might look too Goth? Makeup artist Sonia Kashuk shares her tips and tricks for making a wine hue work, no matter your skin tone. Cheers!

  • Elegant & Accessible

    2 of 9

    "Berry- and wine-colored lips are the pout of the season for sure," says makeup artist Sonia Kashuk. "But the look is not so Goth as it is pretty and monochromatic—and very feminine." To make the tone less intense, try a burgundy hue in a lighter, less-pigmented formula, like this one from Aveda.

    SHOP NOW: Aveda NourishMint Smoothing Lip Color in Rare Orchid Lip, $16

  • Mellow & Mature

    3 of 9

    "A mauve- or rose-colored lip is still on trend for fall and can be better for someone who is afraid to try something more intense," says Kashuk. She recommends Chantecaille's new gloss in Fig, which will flatter almost any complexion.

    SHOP NOW: Chantecaille Luminous Gloss in Fig, $34

  • Great Definition

    4 of 9

    Another trick for toning down the intensity of a color and making sure it stays put? "Wear a lip stain or apply a darker lipstick with a lip brush so it's not as intense," she says. (The brush will also give you more control, making it easier to get even coverage.)

    SHOP NOW: Sonia Kashuk Satin Luxe Lip Color with SPF 16 in Plum Wine, $10

  • Chocolaty Undertones

    5 of 9

    "On darker skin, blue-based lipsticks might be too bright, so go with a brown base lip color," says Kashuk. "A chocolate base is richer and deeper and very warming." A lightweight satin is perfect for a night out on the town.

    SHOP NOW: L'Oréal Colour Riche Caresse in Satiny Cocoa, $10

  • Plummy & Bright

    6 of 9

    "For a woman with light skin, a blue-based plum will be bright and vibrant," explains Kashuk, who says that the plum gloss will help light up your whole face.

    SHOP NOW: Neal's Yard Lip Gloss in Plum, $16

  • Polished & Powerful

    7 of 9

    For a more understated, office-appropriate look, Kashuk prefers "plum and wine tones in a matte or a stain formula rather than a gloss." A marker is a perfect choice for application.

    SHOP NOW: Topshop Lip Marker in Berry, $15

  • A Smooth Finish

    8 of 9

    According to Kashuk, if your lips are chapped or creased, the color can make this more apparent. She advises using a gloss and concentrating color at the center of the top and bottom lip and using your fingers to pull it out to the corners.

    SHOP NOW: Urban Decay Super-Saturated High-Gloss Lip Color in Apocalypse, $19

  • Well Balanced

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    Wearing the burgundy-lip trend isn't only about what you put on your kisser. "It's about balancing the lips with a cheek color and lid color in the same color family to make it look less severe. If the skin is too pale, the look can be too intense," says Kashuk, who recommends a sheer cream blush in the same color family as your lipstick.

    SHOP NOW: Nars Cream Blush in Montenegro, $28

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