Goldeneye Coloressense Barbie Lip Set 3 x 5ml

White Pink "Come on, Barbie - let's go party... What a pink! WP is a very pastel, cool baby doll pink. If you love pink, you'll love this color! When used alone, it transforms pale lips into delicious candy pink. It adds a touch of rosé to brownish and apricot undertones, and enhances cooler lip colors. For darker and very cool natural tones, we recommend mixing in a drop of orange: a radiant coral shade will emerge! The entire pink palette can be achieved through mixtures with RP and FP, but combinations with AA, ST, or LG are also fun for pigmentation and guarantee the absolute WOW effect." Rosewood Pink RP comes as a subdued, cool rosewood color. Some call it mauve, some may describe it as cool liverwurst. WE call RP the perfect natural copy of a slightly cooler lip color. Simply brilliant for completely invisible lip enlargements. So, feel free to use it before a powder color for shape correction. It can also be used for a slight overlining. If you want a bit more vibrancy, you can go for cool BA, FP, or MR, but even with a warm red like AR or ST, the color never looks "warmed up". This is the shade the pigmentation world has been waiting for. When mixed with NI, AA, or LL, the entire range of wonderfully natural lip colors becomes possible! Fuchsia Pink The fuchsia colors of the 80s and 90s are experiencing a major revival. Beware, because FP may appear less cool in the bottle than it actually is, almost red, but when pigmented into the skin, the desired fuchsia shade is created. FP is suitable for intense and opaque work. However, it can also be pigmented as a powdery transparent Aqua Lips with fine needles and little powdery rounds. FP is a brilliant lip blush for natural lips that appear too pale and need a cool raspberry pink to shine more. Mixing it with WP opens up the entire range of pink tones, while RP or LL make the color more subdued and calm. Our special tip: unusual mixtures with AA or Ni for lightening and toning down, with MB to achieve dusty rose, or with BA for the ultimate Dior red.