Q&A for How to Choose the Right Lipstick for You

Yes, of course. The size of your lips isn't a reason for not wearing lipstick. Large lips can be your strongest point. Wear shades to match your tone and dress. Play them up rather than hiding them down. As it is not possible to miss them, playing down will result in mismatch of your features.

Try it on, and if you like it, then rock it. These "rules" are just guidelines, and most fashion rules are made to be broken by strong personalities and determined people.

Wearing lipstick should be able to balance them out. If not, you can try applying some foundation on your lips before the lipstick. You could also try exfoliating the darker lip regularly, which will help get rid of dead skin and should lighten it a little over time.

Tinted lip balms are a better choice for someone with dry lips.

Those with medium skin tones will look great in colors ranging from the lightest pinks to the most brilliant reds. Brick reds or reds with a hint of gold or tan will also complement your skin.

If actual lipstick, no matter the shade is too overwhelming, try a deeply colored lip gloss or use smaller amounts of lipstick to tone it down. You can also use concealer first, then the lipstick over the top, blended together.

It definitely is. Experiment a bit and don't be afraid to step outside the box.

Browns and purple look great on warm people, but you may use whatever you like.

You can never go wrong with a nude lip color, as it goes with any color that you may have on.

Yes, you can still wear lipstick. Nude or light colors are generally best for thin lips, if you don't want to draw attention to their thinness. Outlining your lips just slightly outside your natural lip contour with a lip liner in the same color as your lipstick can also help your lips look a little fuller.

Lipsticks with cool undertones are best. That means cool pink, berry and purple hues, or blue-based (rather than orangey) reds.

Light pinks to deep reds would look nice on you. Don't go any deeper or darker than a burgundy, because it may contrast a little too much.

A mauve, which is the 'grey' of purples, or a nice neutral pink (not a bright barbie pink, more of a millennial pink).

It really depends on what look you are trying to go for. Nude and pale pinks give off a very sweet or clean vibe. Red lipstick is always classic, but finding the right red can depend on your skin's undertones. If you're looking for an edgy look, darker lipsticks work well.

Try darker colors. Go to stores and swatch lipsticks and see which suits you best. Bring a friend for a second opinion.

You don't have to wear lipstick. However, if you want to, your lip shape shouldn't really matter. If you don't want to draw too much attention to the shape of your lips, you can try a nude or light-colored lipstick.

Try them out and see what works best for you! It's fine to wear bold colors even if you have light skin.

Whether it's okay is mostly up to your parents and any other adult authorities in your life (e.g., at school). But generally, people your age don't wear lipstick and it would probably be better to just stick to lip gloss. If you just want to do it for a special occasion, that's fine.

Light pink lipstick and pink blush and light colors on the face. Don't use dark colors.

With a medium skin tone, you can go for both light and dark shades. Try several colors in bright light and you'll soon know which ones look best.

Not all. For example, some shades of red will only make the yellow of your teeth more obvious.

You may use whichever color you feel more comfortable with, it doesn't matter for porcelain skin, both look superb. Maybe trying some pinkish or nude color.

Wear whatever you want, girl. If you feel good in it, you'll look good in it.

Fuchsia would probably be the better choice for you, but you should try whatever colors you like and see how you like them on yourself. If you go to a beauty supply store like Sephora or Ulta, you can try out different lipsticks before you decide to buy anything.

Try warm-toned reds and dark pinks.

You could get them done professionally or follow the tips here: how to shape eyebrows.

Try a peachy or coral-toned pink. Red lipstick also goes great with bronze if you're feeling bold.

It sounds like you'd look best with peachy shades and nudes. Honestly, right now lip colors are made with your description in mind, so you've got choices! If you're still unsure, go lipstick shopping with friends and ask them to judge how the colors look on you.

Try a dark red lipstick with warm undertones.

You need to just go try some out. You can go to a makeup store or department store and try some different shades to find one or two you like.