Does anyone else grab a notepad while watching Lisa? I feel like I'm taking a one on one master class with every video because of the detail and history she adds in each topic. I'm always scribbling down product recommendations, history facts, and application tips! Love me some Lisa E!!!
+missamanda1025 I wanted to add: Some of my favorite favorite pinks are ones that Revlon has been producing since the early 50s-60s! Their super lustrous line is one that I'm determined to collect them all! I think I wear Primrose about twice a week! It's in that baby pink category you began with!
The first thing I do is grab my little note pad & pen! I love her videos, I think they're just great! You get quite a bit of knowledgeable information and quite quickly at that! I never feel like I' m watching a video that just drags on! 💄💋
I have cancer and my treatments have made my already pale complexion quite sallow. Thus, I rely quite a bit on my pinks. My favorites are generally peachy or corally. Brighter ones really wake up my face. This video was very helpful, as usual, Lisa--thank you! 🌹 p.s. My birthday is September 11th (35th) and I want to buy your Lancome lipstick you created. It's beautiful 😍
Kick some cancer butt with pink lipsticks! :D My mom had breast cancer and her skin became really shallow too and that's when I found pinks (clothing-wise, I wasn't into makeup yet) really brightened her complexion too.
+Poenut my favorite coral lipstick is Crosswires by Mac. is a magical thing, i wear it and it just lights up my face, even if i´m feeling very tired. you could give it a go, you may like it too! and i wish you the best of lucks and a successful recovery.
I'm curious what Lisa has to say about this as it seems as if she doesn't use transition colors like everyone else here on UA-cam does. It almost seems as if the neutral transition color for every look, no matter what, sometimes makes makeup look dated, less modern.
Lovely video - I love how you went on to explain the history of pink lipsticks. I love love love the YSL Rouge Volupte shine in Fuschia in Rage which is a sheer purple-pink that makes teeth whiter and skin brighter.
+Dar Diamant | HolyLipstick I did a video using that lipstick last summer - its a lovely shade Here the video and the look I did : ua-cam.com/video/K7eICw90Zo4/v-deo.html
When you put the pale pink lipstick on your cheeks I gasped because it looked so beautiful and tied the lip in, and I suddenly remembered doing this years ago and wondered why I'd stopped!! We get so used to pulling out a different product for everything that I'd forgotten that trick! Thank you Lisa for your always great videos and amazing knowledge 💕💕
I still do that lol. I was taught years ago by my family that lipstick is the only cosmetic you need with you at all times. Used for lips and cheeks :)
Came across your videos purely by accident, Lisa. This one on the history of pink lipstick took me back to the mid fifties in England The most popular pink was Iced Pink from Woolworth’s. I have always used pink lipsticks and I’m in my 80th year! Great information as to how to make lips look more fuller. Now if you could help those of us who have lines on our upper lips :) Thank you from Fountain Hills, Arizona.
I love how you don't necessarily say that you should match the undertones of your lipstick to the undertones of your skin. My sister is olive-toned and looks incredible in blue-based or cool lipsticks, and I tend to go neutral but look incredible in warmer or neutral shades. Your videos are very soothing to watch and you are quite articulate and fantastic at explaining yourself.
I go only for blue undertones for making the teeth whiter. I bleach mine often, but the lipstick really makes the teeth pop. Good thing I have olive tones, so it works too for that
I just adore how you are the only makeup artist who actually goes so in depth about everything and teaches with such passion! I've learned everything I know from you and I truly love all your work!
i just wanted to say that i truly appreciate the varied and quality content you create. i particularly enjoy these history tinged educational videos - so thank you.
Dear Lisa, as becoming older (54), sometimes I feel a bit insecure about what colors and style would inhence my face. Your tutorials help a lot, not only which lipstick color possibly look good on me, also how to apply make up at a mature face. Thank you so much! I am from Hamburg, Germany
Your videos are always great. "Cherries in the Snow" by Revlon is one of my favorite pinks because it's kind of close to red, and is so bright and bold.
Hi Lisa! This comment has been on its way for a long time, like 2,5 years or so, and it is about saying thank you. Not just for the incredible inspiration, ideas and guidance in make up, but for your gentle, soothing presence in front of the camera. In 2012-2013 I was living in a foreign country, almost alone and not speaking the language very well. I felt socially a bit isolated, so I tried to find other things to do and to get pleasure from. There was a lot of very affordable make up and cosmetics around so I got more into that than ever before. That's when I found your videos. I tried all sorts of things and learned a lot from you and also about myself and the skin I'm living in. I remember being sad and alone, but watching you passionately talking about cosmetics and make up on your videos made me feel a whole lot better. Your voice is so calming and seeing your passion and professionalism was somehow deeply comforting. I especially rewatched the videos where you talked "make up therapy", because whatever the issue was, there was always something understanding and unjudgemental about you. Thank you for your videos, for sharing your expertise, your aesthetics and your lovely presence. Have a wonderful, magical summer!
Your video "ultimate guide to red lipstick" has been my makeup bible. I refer back to it whenever I'm in doubt about any new red lipstick so thanks for doing this version as well! You are always so educational and informative and kind. Thank you for continuing to make videos.
Dear Lisa, I'd love to know your opinion on animal testing, especially in the make up industry. I know from your adorable cat photos on instagram that you are a true animal lover and I am curious about your view on this topic. Lots of love from Germany xxx
+Angelika T. i dont think it matters to her. she uses products that test on animals on all the time and she has worked with Chanel ,Lancome and Shisedo in her career, all of whom test on animals.
+tuns 2888 I disagree with that, I think it might matter to her, I'd love to hear her opinion anyways. Using make up tested on animals doesn't mean you're not against it I think. It's become 'the proper thing' to stop using products tested on animals, (which is good) but I've not really seen anyone dig deeper: I don't feel like anyone knows how often animal testing is used/what it is used for exactly/what happens to the animals/what the alternatives are (+ are they sufficient?)/what the regulations are/what does animal testing mean: once upon a time an ingredient in this product was tested on animals -or- an ingredient in this product is being tested on animals NOW. Huge difference imo. Anyways, I'm not well informed but I don't know if anyone else on here really is? Lisa might know more, being in the business and all... So yeah, I wouldn't assume. But interesting topic!
MartheBozart she works at brands that test animals all the time in her videos. i'm pretty sure if she cared abut animal beyond her own pets she wouldn't do that. alternatives for testing are cell model, in vitro ,. these alternatives are often cheap than animal testing. koh gen doh, too faced, pacifca, etc don't test on animals. the alternatives to animal testing are sufficcent.
+MartheBozart you will be excited to that some makeup products are tested on infant foreskins! Lol. Is this a better option? Using them in face creams as well.
+tuns 2888 Hm, I don't think what you say is correct. Isn't testing on animals forbidden in EU? I think companies do not test on animals, but countries like China do test products on animals if company wants to sell their products in China - meaning, there's nothing company can do rather than stop selling completely in some markets. But China is huge market and for any company loosing that kind of market would mean huge financial problems. Whereas I am against testing on animals, I also am aware that from the company point of view this question is not a mater of "we don't test/"we do test" on animals but rather much more complicated question and can not be solved in one day. Also, I don't think "testing on animals" means only those cruel testings you can see on videos, most of the testings are not harmful, or testes have been done in the past, when this issue (unfortunately) didn't mater etc. Besides, everything needs to be tested on someone, whether this would be humans or animals. And not only cosmetics, but also drugs and the latter tends to be much harmful. You do need to be aware that full stopping testing on animals would mean no new and successful new drugs or medical treatments that can help millions of people. And there's another thing, which I'm not sure how it works. Let me explain: those companies that claim that do not test on animals, at the same time use SAME INGREDIENTS as those companies that DO test on animals - the only difference is that big companies are the ones with huge development teams and invest a lot of money into researches and patents. Small companies than buy/use those patented ingredients. The point is, small companies can claim they "don't test on animals", because they just use ingredients that are already tested on animals by other companies - this way some companies are "good" ones and other companies take all the blame, which is totally unfair. If this is truly the case, I would say that "good" companies are far more "bad guys" that those who do test on animals but at least do not claim they don't. It would be really great if someone who do know how this works explain to the rest of us.
Lisa - this is an awesome video! I really loved how your "no rules, it just depends what look you are going for" philosophy. And as always, the in depth history and thought process of each option. Very helpful for learning makeup artists!
Hahaha! OMG!? That's hilarious! Once I was recording a red lipstick makeup tutorial and the model kissed me on the cheek. I totally forgot and went to my girlfriend's place as she was cooking dinner. It was one hell of a ride! :)
I like how Lisa describes the intense pink lipsticks as a "strong" look. A lot of other people that do beauty videos on UA-cam can be rather rude about beauty items or looks that aren't a part of their taste. The best simile I can think of is that Lisa is an art critic that can appreciate all kinds of art, and everyone else is the everyday person that doesn't have as much knowledge about art and therefore cannot appreciate certain styles and tastes that don't suit their own.
Love love love this guide! I have always been afraid to use pink because I never find the right shade. Thank you so much lisa for all your amazing advices!!! You are truly inspiring.
That lipstick you helped design is GORGEOUS. I love pinks but I have a hard time with them because my skin is so fair and blue-green, it almost looks dead, and instead of bringing my face to life the pinks just bring out the death in my skin and make my lips look out of place. super cool/dusty rose nudes are like the only colors I feel comfortable wearing out anymore.
Lisa I could honestly listen to you all day, your knowledge of makeup is incredible! You can really tell how much passion you have, amazing video as always x
So interesting to hear the trends through the decades. In the 90s I was obsessed by 'cyclamen pinks' and never really wore the brown trend. Now I know why! My favourite was a now discontinued bright purplish pink lipstick by Shiseido called Electric (something) - still have a tiny bit of it depotted for posterity! My other 90s go-to was Clinique's Raspberry Glacé.
You NEEED to put all this knowledge in a book! You MUST. It would be very helpful to learn what colours go on which skin tones and so on... Thank you very much for your effort at delivering this information. Xx
I'm currently into pinks right now especially fuschia/magenta pinks as well as cyclamen pinks. I'm at this point of my life right now when I categorize makeup whether it makes me look younger or old and pinks are my ally. Been avoiding pinks almost all my life but I find it's amazing how it brightens my face. I'm so done with Kylie's 90's vibe lipsticks, she's 18 trying to look 28, so it definitely works for her but to me it only adds up to my age.
I used to think pink was kind of an older lady lipstick color, but last year I discovered that vibrant shades of pink go great with my pale skin and reddish hair. They make my face look more tan, teeth whiter and are overall kind of badass (especially with a grey smokey eye)! Thank you so much for this video, you always give great insight and I am now better prepared than ever for my next shopping trip!
I love pink lipstick! Red tends to make me look older but a deep rosy pink can be impactful, yet look fresh and more modern. Can't wait for Rose Rendezvous to launch!
I NEEDED this video! been growing desperate over pink lipsticks,because I am more of a nude and brown lipstick girl and I always felt off with pink lips. never felt brave enough to wear them.thanks lisa 😊
I love pink lips so much! The Lancome lipstick you designed is brilliant! And about teeth, what undertones make them look more yellow or more white? xx
I'm loving a flawless base, classic black liner (not too bigotry chunky) and a bright lip. I've bought a few different textures of shocking pink lipsticks recently. Loving this look. 😍
Another great video Lisa 💕 thank you so much for breaking down the makeup and explaining how it works for different skin tones . I love how you recommend matching the cheeks with certain lipsticks etc I've learnt so much watching your videos
Thanks for the tips, Lisa! I have used L'Oréal's Doutzen's Nude for about a year now and I find that it's one of my favorite go-to's! The color is light and can easily work for a night or daytime look!
Perfect timing! Spring has taken its time coming to us here in NYC, but now that warmer weather is right around the corner, I'm ready to rock a pink lip! I played around at Sephora for hours the other day, and my lips were similarly stained. Now I've got some new options to try....I love that you use drugstore products. Has really made me rethink my whole approach!
I loved you in the OCC Lip Tar!! It was a very helpful, and interesting video. I am 62, and wore the frosted white lipsticks, when I was 16 years old. And yes, we had to have a dark tan, to make it pop, lol. Enjoyed very much. Blessings, and joy...MaryEllen
Absolutely stunning, Lisa! This is so helpful. Keep getting told I could get away with wearing more pink on my face (because of coloring) but I didn't know how. Thanks for this guide!
great guide, my go to pink is clinique soft bloom, never been brave enough to try the brighter pinks but after watching this am gonna give them a go! x
Ohhhh, I loved this sooooo much! It was mesmerizing! Been in love with pale pink lipsticks since _Transvision Vamp_ was on TV when I was a teenager. Unfortunately, that super pale pink always made my teeth look yellow (no teeth whiteners in the 80s), and like it was pink zink, not lipstick. This video gives me the courage to venture back into pale pinks (not 80s-pale, though).
I absolutely love every video you post and I become excited when I get to watch a new one. They're always so informative and you're one of my favorite makeup artist! ❤️
Gorgeous Lisa as always ! While everyone talks about the warm toned/cool toned rule, I love that you explain how you can wear any tone of lip color, and look good. I love Urban Decay Menace on my warm toned olive skin, other favorites are Louboutin Matte Bengali and Kevyn Aucoin Forever (which is warmer) ! LOVE ! XO
Love your channel so much, Lisa. I know this would mean more editing work... but I it would be great if sometimes when talking about the history of a product adding a pop up photo as an example of the style of the time would be so great. Thanks so much for making these videos. You are so talented!
Yesterday I wore the first time in ages an hot pink lipstick and I'm someone who doesn't feel so comfortable with pink lipsticks. I rather prefer red ones. But I actually liked the pink lipstick and even got a compliment! Thank you for the guide, what a coincidence 😊
Lovely Lisa, may please do a guide on what color blush to use for different looks and skin tones. I believe the blush topic is very underrated in the UA-cam makeup community
I love your videos Lisa. Your experience really shows and I love to hear all the background info and the history of makeup I find it honestly fascinating!!
Thank you so much honestly! And here I was wondering why some pinks look so weird and uncomfortable on me(main reason why I'm wary of pinks!) and some blend in with my skin and look nice. Sounds so easy but honestly I didn't understand why until you explained it. Thanks Lisa!!
I remember the OCC lip tar in Nylon, I used to be a big reader of Nylon magazine so I remember that they created their signature pink shade as a lip color.
The only thing I can think of when I see a light-pale lipstick is 00's Paris Hilton super tanned skin wearing it... Glad to see it can look good on a fair skin too. Great video Lisa!
Does anyone else grab a notepad while watching Lisa? I feel like I'm taking a one on one master class with every video because of the detail and history she adds in each topic. I'm always scribbling down product recommendations, history facts, and application tips! Love me some Lisa E!!!
+missamanda1025
I wanted to add: Some of my favorite favorite pinks are ones that Revlon has been producing since the early 50s-60s! Their super lustrous line is one that I'm determined to collect them all! I think I wear Primrose about twice a week! It's in that baby pink category you began with!
The first thing I do is grab my little note pad & pen! I love her videos, I think they're just great! You get quite a bit of knowledgeable information and quite quickly at that! I never feel like I' m watching a video that just drags on! 💄💋
you are like a makeup anthropologist
+E Reite Love your comment, so true!
I have cancer and my treatments have made my already pale complexion quite sallow. Thus, I rely quite a bit on my pinks. My favorites are generally peachy or corally. Brighter ones really wake up my face. This video was very helpful, as usual, Lisa--thank you! 🌹
p.s. My birthday is September 11th (35th) and I want to buy your Lancome lipstick you created. It's beautiful 😍
ill keep u in prayer God bless.
Kick some cancer butt with pink lipsticks! :D
My mom had breast cancer and her skin became really shallow too and that's when I found pinks (clothing-wise, I wasn't into makeup yet) really brightened her complexion too.
+Poenut my favorite coral lipstick is Crosswires by Mac. is a magical thing, i wear it and it just lights up my face, even if i´m feeling very tired. you could give it a go, you may like it too! and i wish you the best of lucks and a successful recovery.
+vivian dennis aaww..thanks Viv. God bless you too, hon 🌹
+Amy He Thanks Amy. Hope your mom is doing so much better 😊
Dear Lisa 🌷 Will you consider making a video about transition colours in eyeshadows? How to do, what to choose and so on 😊😊💖
+1 ))))
+Karin Verndal Sørensen I don't think I've ever seen her use something she would call a transition color.
+Kelsey Clarke but I think she knows what it is ☺️
it's a great idea
I'm curious what Lisa has to say about this as it seems as if she doesn't use transition colors like everyone else here on UA-cam does. It almost seems as if the neutral transition color for every look, no matter what, sometimes makes makeup look dated, less modern.
A coral lips guide would be great! it's always a hard colour to get right x
Rose is definitely your colour! You really look so gorgeous
I agree! The Rose one from Chanel was 'wow' on her!
that's what i thought!!! the minute i saw it i want it so bad hahahah
Lovely video - I love how you went on to explain the history of pink lipsticks.
I love love love the YSL Rouge Volupte shine in Fuschia in Rage which is a sheer purple-pink that makes teeth whiter and skin brighter.
+Dar Diamant | HolyLipstick I did a video using that lipstick last summer - its a lovely shade Here the video and the look I did : ua-cam.com/video/K7eICw90Zo4/v-deo.html
I know that's how I discovered it - and cannot thank you enough for introducing me to it!
+Dar Diamant | HolyLipstick oh thats so cool! Happy you found your perfect pink shade via me! : ) X
When you put the pale pink lipstick on your cheeks I gasped because it looked so beautiful and tied the lip in, and I suddenly remembered doing this years ago and wondered why I'd stopped!! We get so used to pulling out a different product for everything that I'd forgotten that trick! Thank you Lisa for your always great videos and amazing knowledge 💕💕
I still do that lol. I was taught years ago by my family that lipstick is the only cosmetic you need with you at all times. Used for lips and cheeks :)
@@karmasutra4774 I think a lipstick and mascara and you can be good to go! 🙂👍
A woman with a PhD on Pink color
my favorite kind of PhD 😄
😂
Came across your videos purely by accident, Lisa. This one on the history of pink lipstick took me back to the mid fifties in England The most popular pink was Iced Pink from Woolworth’s. I have always used pink lipsticks and I’m in my 80th year!
Great information as to how to make lips look more fuller. Now if you could help those of us who have lines on our upper lips :)
Thank you from Fountain Hills, Arizona.
Lisa teaches us how to fish, whereas most other beauty gurus give us the fish.
Hyungnim Mean-Seok hell yes
*sell us the fish
YES! She teach us to make OUR looks, the others say this a look you can use, but you can inspire too
You got that right!
I love how you don't necessarily say that you should match the undertones of your lipstick to the undertones of your skin. My sister is olive-toned and looks incredible in blue-based or cool lipsticks, and I tend to go neutral but look incredible in warmer or neutral shades. Your videos are very soothing to watch and you are quite articulate and fantastic at explaining yourself.
I go only for blue undertones for making the teeth whiter. I bleach mine often, but the lipstick really makes the teeth pop. Good thing I have olive tones, so it works too for that
I just adore how you are the only makeup artist who actually goes so in depth about everything and teaches with such passion!
I've learned everything I know from you and I truly love all your work!
i just wanted to say that i truly appreciate the varied and quality content you create. i particularly enjoy these history tinged educational videos - so thank you.
Dear Lisa, as becoming older (54), sometimes I feel a bit insecure about what colors and style would inhence my face. Your tutorials help a lot, not only which lipstick color possibly look good on me, also how to apply make up at a mature face. Thank you so much!
I am from Hamburg, Germany
I love how you cater it to the different undertones, Lisa!
Dear Lisa you seriously look gorgeous with every single shade!!! 💗💗💗💗
Your videos are always great. "Cherries in the Snow" by Revlon is one of my favorite pinks because it's kind of close to red, and is so bright and bold.
You are by far and away the best and classiest makeup artist ever! My life would be complete if I ever had the privilege of you making up my face! 💜💄
+Lisa O'Keefe thank you for the lovely comment x
Pinks are my favourites, I was soooo excited to watch this! thanks Lisa!
Xx
+Lisa Eldridge please read my message
Lisa's videos are a guilty little pleasure for me and absolutely not to be interrupted by calls or texts.
Hi Lisa! This comment has been on its way for a long time, like 2,5 years or so, and it is about saying thank you. Not just for the incredible inspiration, ideas and guidance in make up, but for your gentle, soothing presence in front of the camera.
In 2012-2013 I was living in a foreign country, almost alone and not speaking the language very well. I felt socially a bit isolated, so I tried to find other things to do and to get pleasure from. There was a lot of very affordable make up and cosmetics around so I got more into that than ever before. That's when I found your videos. I tried all sorts of things and learned a lot from you and also about myself and the skin I'm living in.
I remember being sad and alone, but watching you passionately talking about cosmetics and make up on your videos made me feel a whole lot better. Your voice is so calming and seeing your passion and professionalism was somehow deeply comforting. I especially rewatched the videos where you talked "make up therapy", because whatever the issue was, there was always something understanding and unjudgemental about you.
Thank you for your videos, for sharing your expertise, your aesthetics and your lovely presence.
Have a wonderful, magical summer!
+OhDeerGirl Lovely comment thanks so much, it made my day X
The two Lancôme shades at the end, the rosy one and the purple one, applied so beautifully. They looked amazing on you. Definitely want!
You make makeup so fun ❤️
I learn so much about not just how to pick make-up, but also the different ways of applying them. It is so useful and practical. Thanks Lisa!
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So true!😂😂 I've been waiting for a guide on pink lips for so so long!
Your video "ultimate guide to red lipstick" has been my makeup bible. I refer back to it whenever I'm in doubt about any new red lipstick so thanks for doing this version as well!
You are always so educational and informative and kind.
Thank you for continuing to make videos.
Never thought to use lipstick as a cream blush so they match! Such a great tip. Thanks, Lisa x
nyx soft matte lip cream is amazing for this
Poopsie MChunt Oooh thank you! :)
+Alice Red I do this every day because I'm too lazy to try coordinating blushes :)
Carrie Lynn I will, too, from now on! I'm a bit lazy when it comes to makeup as well ;)
I haven't worn a straight up white based pink for sooo long, they are just so demanding as a group, I love how informative your videos always are!
Lisa, I love that you are very accessible to your viewers (answering question/ feedback) we really appreciate it! BTW another great video!
Dear Lisa, I'd love to know your opinion on animal testing, especially in the make up industry. I know from your adorable cat photos on instagram that you are a true animal lover and I am curious about your view on this topic. Lots of love from Germany xxx
+Angelika T. i dont think it matters to her. she uses products that test on animals on all the time and she has worked with Chanel ,Lancome and Shisedo in her career, all of whom test on animals.
+tuns 2888 I disagree with that, I think it might matter to her, I'd love to hear her opinion anyways. Using make up tested on animals doesn't mean you're not against it I think. It's become 'the proper thing' to stop using products tested on animals, (which is good) but I've not really seen anyone dig deeper: I don't feel like anyone knows how often animal testing is used/what it is used for exactly/what happens to the animals/what the alternatives are (+ are they sufficient?)/what the regulations are/what does animal testing mean: once upon a time an ingredient in this product was tested on animals -or- an ingredient in this product is being tested on animals NOW. Huge difference imo. Anyways, I'm not well informed but I don't know if anyone else on here really is? Lisa might know more, being in the business and all... So yeah, I wouldn't assume. But interesting topic!
MartheBozart she works at brands that test animals all the time in her videos. i'm pretty sure if she cared abut animal beyond her own pets she wouldn't do that. alternatives for testing are cell model, in vitro ,. these alternatives are often cheap than animal testing. koh gen doh, too faced, pacifca, etc don't test on animals. the alternatives to animal testing are sufficcent.
+MartheBozart you will be excited to that some makeup products are tested on infant foreskins! Lol. Is this a better option? Using them in face creams as well.
+tuns 2888 Hm, I don't think what you say is correct. Isn't testing on animals forbidden in EU? I think companies do not test on animals, but countries like China do test products on animals if company wants to sell their products in China - meaning, there's nothing company can do rather than stop selling completely in some markets. But China is huge market and for any company loosing that kind of market would mean huge financial problems. Whereas I am against testing on animals, I also am aware that from the company point of view this question is not a mater of "we don't test/"we do test" on animals but rather much more complicated question and can not be solved in one day. Also, I don't think "testing on animals" means only those cruel testings you can see on videos, most of the testings are not harmful, or testes have been done in the past, when this issue (unfortunately) didn't mater etc. Besides, everything needs to be tested on someone, whether this would be humans or animals. And not only cosmetics, but also drugs and the latter tends to be much harmful. You do need to be aware that full stopping testing on animals would mean no new and successful new drugs or medical treatments that can help millions of people.
And there's another thing, which I'm not sure how it works. Let me explain: those companies that claim that do not test on animals, at the same time use SAME INGREDIENTS as those companies that DO test on animals - the only difference is that big companies are the ones with huge development teams and invest a lot of money into researches and patents. Small companies than buy/use those patented ingredients. The point is, small companies can claim they "don't test on animals", because they just use ingredients that are already tested on animals by other companies - this way some companies are "good" ones and other companies take all the blame, which is totally unfair. If this is truly the case, I would say that "good" companies are far more "bad guys" that those who do test on animals but at least do not claim they don't.
It would be really great if someone who do know how this works explain to the rest of us.
Oh Lisa, how is it possible you suit EVERY shade of pink?! Lovely! Pinks are definitely my favourites ☺️ Thank you this was very helpful xx
Lisa - this is an awesome video! I really loved how your "no rules, it just depends what look you are going for" philosophy. And as always, the in depth history and thought process of each option. Very helpful for learning makeup artists!
after watching this, I put on a pink lipstick, but forgot abt it and went to kiss my cat. now her white fur has pink stain I couldn't wipe off lol
+Ryann T haha : ) X
Hahaha! OMG!? That's hilarious! Once I was recording a red lipstick makeup tutorial and the model kissed me on the cheek. I totally forgot and went to my girlfriend's place as she was cooking dinner. It was one hell of a ride! :)
Oh, in Lisa's videos everything is left to chance! How this black and white stripes and orangy coral nail polish compliments pink lipsticks!💕
I like how Lisa describes the intense pink lipsticks as a "strong" look. A lot of other people that do beauty videos on UA-cam can be rather rude about beauty items or looks that aren't a part of their taste. The best simile I can think of is that Lisa is an art critic that can appreciate all kinds of art, and everyone else is the everyday person that doesn't have as much knowledge about art and therefore cannot appreciate certain styles and tastes that don't suit their own.
I LOVED this video. Please Lisa, do other "ultimate guides" on other lip colors! I would love to see a video on peach and coral lipsticks. :)
Love love love this guide! I have always been afraid to use pink because I never find the right shade. Thank you so much lisa for all your amazing advices!!! You are truly inspiring.
That lipstick you helped design is GORGEOUS.
I love pinks but I have a hard time with them because my skin is so fair and blue-green, it almost looks dead, and instead of bringing my face to life the pinks just bring out the death in my skin and make my lips look out of place. super cool/dusty rose nudes are like the only colors I feel comfortable wearing out anymore.
Lisa I could honestly listen to you all day, your knowledge of makeup is incredible! You can really tell how much passion you have, amazing video as always x
So interesting to hear the trends through the decades. In the 90s I was obsessed by 'cyclamen pinks' and never really wore the brown trend. Now I know why! My favourite was a now discontinued bright purplish pink lipstick by Shiseido called Electric (something) - still have a tiny bit of it depotted for posterity! My other 90s go-to was Clinique's Raspberry Glacé.
You NEEED to put all this knowledge in a book! You MUST. It would be very helpful to learn what colours go on which skin tones and so on...
Thank you very much for your effort at delivering this information. Xx
So interesting hearing you run through the history of pink lips, really inspired some ideas for tutorials on my channel, thank you Lisa!
Finally! I love pink lipsticks and this is going to make it so much easier to find the right color pink! YES!
I'm currently into pinks right now especially fuschia/magenta pinks as well as cyclamen pinks. I'm at this point of my life right now when I categorize makeup whether it makes me look younger or old and pinks are my ally. Been avoiding pinks almost all my life but I find it's amazing how it brightens my face. I'm so done with Kylie's 90's vibe lipsticks, she's 18 trying to look 28, so it definitely works for her but to me it only adds up to my age.
Who thumbs down Lisa's videos? Lisa, we respect and love you so much!
You make me want to wear pink which is something I never do! Love it Lisa, as always xxx
I used to think pink was kind of an older lady lipstick color, but last year I discovered that vibrant shades of pink go great with my pale skin and reddish hair. They make my face look more tan, teeth whiter and are overall kind of badass (especially with a grey smokey eye)!
Thank you so much for this video, you always give great insight and I am now better prepared than ever for my next shopping trip!
And Lancôme Rose Rendezvous....outstanding! I love the updated formula. Well done.
I love pink lipstick! Red tends to make me look older but a deep rosy pink can be impactful, yet look fresh and more modern. Can't wait for Rose Rendezvous to launch!
Every time I watch your videos, I not only find out about some great products, but I also learn something new and knowledgeable!
Thank god girls like you exist! I thought the world is just about entertainment and fake beauty.
I NEEDED this video! been growing desperate over pink lipsticks,because I am more of a nude and brown lipstick girl and I always felt off with pink lips. never felt brave enough to wear them.thanks lisa 😊
Your poor lips- thank you for sacrificing them for this incredibly beautiful video!
I could listen to you talk about makeup all day!
I love pink lips so much! The Lancome lipstick you designed is brilliant! And about teeth, what undertones make them look more yellow or more white? xx
the blue tone pink lipstick will make teeth whiter.
+stanbalo Is it, though? Because Candy Yum Yum makes my teeth yellow and I have a vibrant, orange-y red lipstick that makes my teeth glow haha
upon viewing lots of tutorials, they say that blue makes teeth whiter. though a good tip is to really make your teeth white by oil pulling.
+Ju M. blue toned pinks make my teeth look yellow. my teeth are a normal colour though like not bright white so that's probably why
+stanbalo what's oil pulling?
I'm loving a flawless base, classic black liner (not too bigotry chunky) and a bright lip. I've bought a few different textures of shocking pink lipsticks recently. Loving this look. 😍
Another great video Lisa 💕 thank you so much for breaking down the makeup and explaining how it works for different skin tones . I love how you recommend matching the cheeks with certain lipsticks etc I've learnt so much watching your videos
Hi Lisa! I would love it if you could make this into a lipstick color series like this one. I absolutely enjoy all your videos.
thank you! I am looking at warmer pinks, I find that paler blue pinks wash me out with light olive skin. Great video! Oh I adore the Lancome' shade!
Thank you so much for listing and linking all of the colors! I can't wait for the Lancome color coming in September!
Thanks Lisa! This is a master class on pink lipsticks 😉 It was really interesting and useful.
Thanks for the tips, Lisa! I have used L'Oréal's Doutzen's Nude for about a year now and I find that it's one of my favorite go-to's! The color is light and can easily work for a night or daytime look!
I love the MAC girl about town! I might need that. Thank you, Lisa!
Stunning! And watching your artistry is always incredible, whether in your in-depth explanations to the simple flick of your wrist in application.
Thank you for specifying cool vs warm in the written break-down. This is sooooo helpful.
Perfect timing! Spring has taken its time coming to us here in NYC, but now that warmer weather is right around the corner, I'm ready to rock a pink lip! I played around at Sephora for hours the other day, and my lips were similarly stained. Now I've got some new options to try....I love that you use drugstore products. Has really made me rethink my whole approach!
I loved you in the OCC Lip Tar!! It was a very helpful, and interesting video. I am 62, and wore the frosted white lipsticks, when I was 16 years old. And yes, we had to have a dark tan, to make it pop, lol. Enjoyed very much. Blessings, and joy...MaryEllen
I love wearing a pink coral matte with a pink gloss over it. Brilliant video, thanks Lisa xx
I can't be the only one to watch her videos to fall asleep...
In a good way Lisa, keep up the relaxing videos!
Lisa, you are brilliant at what you do. Thank you for sharing your knowledge of science, history, and everyday application with the world!
Absolutely stunning, Lisa! This is so helpful. Keep getting told I could get away with wearing more pink on my face (because of coloring) but I didn't know how. Thanks for this guide!
+Honey Crumb Cake Studio yay happy it was helpful for you X
great guide, my go to pink is clinique soft bloom, never been brave enough to try the brighter pinks but after watching this am gonna give them a go! x
A well so needed pink lip guide! Lisa...Lisa...you are marvelous!!!!!
A new upload from Lisa guarantees that I'll be dropping whatever I'm doing to watch
Ohhhh, I loved this sooooo much! It was mesmerizing! Been in love with pale pink lipsticks since _Transvision Vamp_ was on TV when I was a teenager. Unfortunately, that super pale pink always made my teeth look yellow (no teeth whiteners in the 80s), and like it was pink zink, not lipstick. This video gives me the courage to venture back into pale pinks (not 80s-pale, though).
This is the makeup video I have ever seen on UA-cam. Thank you so much for making it. I learned a lot about things I thought already I knew.
I respect how you go in depth into the history of makeup! I learn something from all of your videos :)
I absolutely love every video you post and I become excited when I get to watch a new one. They're always so informative and you're one of my favorite makeup artist! ❤️
Gorgeous Lisa as always ! While everyone talks about the warm toned/cool toned rule, I love that you explain how you can wear any tone of lip color, and look good. I love Urban Decay Menace on my warm toned olive skin, other favorites are Louboutin Matte Bengali and Kevyn Aucoin Forever (which is warmer) ! LOVE ! XO
Who else is back here watching this again now that Lisa has launched her Summer Pinks collection? I’m totally here for the pink lips revival! 💕
Love your channel so much, Lisa. I know this would mean more editing work... but I it would be great if sometimes when talking about the history of a product adding a pop up photo as an example of the style of the time would be so great. Thanks so much for making these videos. You are so talented!
Yesterday I wore the first time in ages an hot pink lipstick and I'm someone who doesn't feel so comfortable with pink lipsticks. I rather prefer red ones. But I actually liked the pink lipstick and even got a compliment! Thank you for the guide, what a coincidence 😊
Lovely Lisa, may please do a guide on what color blush to use for different looks and skin tones. I believe the blush topic is very underrated in the UA-cam makeup community
You make the most in depth, informative videos! Thank you so much for all the wonderful tutorials!
Baby pinks are the ones which I feel at my most beautiful when wearing!
i love how you know so much about the history of makeup it really inspires me to keep persuing my passion for makeup ❤
Lisa's videos are so soothing for some reason! 🌸💕
I love your videos Lisa. Your experience really shows and I love to hear all the background info and the history of makeup I find it honestly fascinating!!
Thank you so much honestly! And here I was wondering why some pinks look so weird and uncomfortable on me(main reason why I'm wary of pinks!) and some blend in with my skin and look nice. Sounds so easy but honestly I didn't understand why until you explained it. Thanks Lisa!!
Oh my god. I'm honestly honored that I get to watch such an informative video from this genius.
Now I want this Lancome lipstick, such a beautiful shade.
I've been wanting to try schiap- looks like such a fun pink! But omggggg to the OCC!
The shades you showed are so pretty!
All the lipsticks look good on Lisa. Beautiful!! xx
Your videos always make my day! Not only are they beautiful and informational but they are very calming to me :)
I remember the OCC lip tar in Nylon, I used to be a big reader of Nylon magazine so I remember that they created their signature pink shade as a lip color.
Unbelievable, you look great in every shade!
The only thing I can think of when I see a light-pale lipstick is 00's Paris Hilton super tanned skin wearing it... Glad to see it can look good on a fair skin too.
Great video Lisa!
Could you please make more 'makeup history' videos? x
This was lovely. Your Lancome lipstick looks like it would suit my skin tone - can't wait for it to come out.