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Elizabeth Taylor helped popularize red lipstick. Throughout the early 20th century, lipstick came in a limited number of shades. Dark red lipstick was one of the most popular shades throughout the 19th and 20th century, especially in the 1920s. Flappers wore lipstick to symbolize their independence.
Red lipstick is a popular kind of lipstick. The term may also refer to: "Red Lipstick", a song by Rihanna from Talk That Talk. "Red Lipstick", a song by Nomo, a band that included David Batteau. "Red Lipstick", a song by Trey Songz from Passion, Pain & Pleasure.
HISTORY & CULTURE. Symbol of opulence or sign of witchcraft? Here’s a colorful history of red lipstick. From its early use by prostitutes in ancient Greece to a symbol of glamor in Hollywood,...
Red lipstick is the past, the present and the future — and if that’s not what #makeupis, I’m not sure what is. Photography by Chaunté Vaughn. Here’s how red lipstick came to be, why it’s one of the most important beauty products on the market, and how it’s made today.
Pat Mcgrath, Gabriela Hernandez, Deepica Mutyala, Emily Rudman, and Aleena, Naseeha, and Aleezeh Khan talk with InStyle on what the classic red lipstick means to women of color.
A red lipstick is one of the most integral items in a woman's makeup bag. Today, a scarlet pout is one of the world's most powerful beauty symbols, but where did this iconic beauty product come from? Red lipstick has a colorful, tumultuous history.
To wear red lipstick, go with a true-red shade if you have fair skin, coral red if you have beige skin, or brick red if you have a medium skin tone. If you have olive skin, try a red with pink undertones, or go with a purple-red if you have a chocolate skin tone.
From women of Mesopotamia adorning their lips with crushed semi-precious stones to modern society today, this is how lipstick has stood the test of time.
To understand red lipstick and the power it holds in the modern era, we have to trace it back to its origins (I'm talking thousands of years ago). "You can find red lipstick in Ancient Sumer, Egypt, China, etc.," says Erin Parsons, celebrity makeup artist and beauty expert.
Red Lipstick In Ancient Civilizations. The idea of red lipstick is a fairly modern innovation, and the first metal tube of lipstick was created in 1915 with the Industrial Revolution, notes Sterling Jones, a beauty-focused art historian.