Fab Five...Red lipsticks
The Fabulous beauty team picks the best red lippys for a sexy, scarlet pout this season...
From the catwalk to the Oscars, one lipstick shade is standing out this season, and it's red hot...
MAC lipstick in Ruby Woo, £11.26
Backstage at catwalk shows you'll always find make-up artists using MAC
products on models because of their amazing shades and sticking power. MAC's
Ruby Woo is a classic bluish-red shade with a matte finish - perfect for
creating a retro Dita Von Teese-style pout. Stockist enquiries: 0870 034
2676 and www.mac-cosmetics.co.uk
Revlon Super Lustrous Lipstick, £7.13
If your lips tend to be dry, invest in Revlon's Super Lustrous Lipstick -
it's packed with moisturisers and has a rich, creamy texture to ensure your
pout stays soft and kissable. 'Fire and Ice' is the perfect hue for
recreating the vampy red lips seen on the catwalk at Luella and Miu Miu
Stockist enquiries: 0800 085 2716
Bourjois
Sweet Kiss in Rouge Glamour, £7.95
For a flirty, doll-like look, try Bourjois' Sweet Kiss in Rouge Glamour. This
lippy provides a bold burst of colour and is intensely moisturising thanks
to a formulation that contains Argan oil. The result is a fresh twist on a
classic rockabilly-red mouth - think modern-day pin-up Kelly Brook and her
dazzling smile. Stockist enquiries: www.bourjois.co.uk
Chanel
Rouge Allure in Enthusiast, £21.50
Chanel's Rouge Allure is the Rolls Royce of lipsticks - whip the classic
gold-and-black tube out of your handbag and you'll instantly feel like a
femme fatale. 'Enthusiast' is a true pillar-box red and the satin finish is
the perfect balance between matte and shiny. Stockist enquiries: 020 7493
3836.
Miners Lip Colour in Vogue, £3.99
This sexy red lippy from Miners makes us think of the glam girls in Robert
Palmer's 'Addicted To Love' video - work the '80s disco diva look with
slicked-back hair, a sweep of liquid liner and some serious posing. Best of
all, it's a bargain at £3.99 so you can treat yourself without feeling
guilty! Stockist enquiries: www.miners.co.uk
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