14 pink lipsticks that look good on Asian skin tones

YSL Loveshine Wet Shine Lipstick in Pink Desire, $63, YSL Beauty from Sephora

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Delivering up to 24-hour hydration and protection, YSL Beauty's oil-infused lipstick is made with a 60% oil base and enriched with fig pulp. This luxurious formula leaves your lips looking plump, glossy, and irresistibly smooth with every application.

Hot Lips Matte Revolution Lipstick in Super Cindy, $55, Charlotte Tilbury from Sephora

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Ideal for a long-lasting and cashmere-soft matte finish, this lipstick is enriched with antioxidants and orchid extract that soothes, softens, protects, and hydrates the lips. This muted taupe-nude has warm undertones that easily compliments Asian skin tones for an everyday lip. The square angled applicator adds extra precision when you’re smoothing it on your lips, and the 3D glowing pigments create an illusion of fuller and wider lips.

Satin Velvet Lipstick in Taupe Beige, $37, Anastasia Beverly Hills from Sephora

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Don’t be mislead by the name, this pink beige looks super pretty on light and medium skin tones and will soon become your go-to pink lipstick shade. The satin texture is ideal for those who don’t like a matte, but find creamy or glossy textures too heavy. Housed in a gorgeous gold bullet, it’s a great addition to your lipstick collection.

Addict Lip Glow Lip Balm, $61, Dior from Sephora

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This is the original must-have universal balm from Dior Backstage: with the nourishment of a balm it also doubles up as a lipstick for a natural flush of colour. This Lip Glow toes the line between makeup and lip care and leaves the lips looking full and radiant, and feeling soft with its mango butter concentrate. Rosewood is the perfect nude that adds a subtle sheen to any look: statement or every day.

KissKiss Shine Bloom Lipstick in Eternal Rose, $65, Guerlain from Sephora

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Guerlain’s Shine Bloom Stick enhances the natural colour of your lips with a radiant finish while providing deep hydration. This creamy and irresistible lipstick envelops your lips in rich colour and a glossy, water-like shine.

Icon Velvet Liquid Lipstick in C-Suite’Heart, $44, Fenty Beauty from Sephora

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This soft pink nude shade leans towards cool and would be best suited to light to medium skin tones. The matte formula has a velvety whipped texture that glides over the lips to coat them in rich pigment in just one swipe. Matte, but comfortable, but matte that doesn’t settle into fine lines. What’s not to like?

MatteTrance Lipstick in Beautiful Stranger, $62, Pat McGrath Labs from Sephora

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Hydrating with a matte finish, the Pat Mcgrath Labs MatteTrance line features a luxurious range of richly pigmented lipsticks. Featuring a hydrating creamy texture combined with saturated pigment for lightweight one-stroke coverage this lipstick goes on seamlessly and adorns lips in a veil of lightweight colour for a siren-worthy pout.

Locked Kiss Ink Lipcolour Lipstick in Hyperbole, $50, MAC Cosmetics from Sephora

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Kiss proof, waterproof, transfer proof and a cute coral pink? Yes, please! Ideal for those with warm undertones, this makes the perfect addition to your summer makeup edit (we just mean for the hott-er months). The long lasting formula stays comfortable on the lips thanks to a blend of passion fruit and coconut oils and shea butter.

Rouge Artist Lipstick in Spirited Pink, $39, MAKE UP FOR EVER from Sephora

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A bright medium pink with subtle cool tones this is the ideal lipstick to complete your Barbiecore look. It comes housed in a bullet inspired by professional lip brushes that allows for intuitive one hand application so your other hand is free to hold your mirror. The formula is cross between creamy and matte and blurs fine lines while keeping your lips comfortable all day.

Power Bullet Matte Lipstick in Rendez-vous, $44, Huda Beauty from Sephora

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A subtle warm toned pink, this could easily double up as your favourite my-lips-but-better shade. It’s got incredible colour pay off and the sweet almond oil in the formula ensured there is no dragging or tugging as your apply it every morning.

VisionAiry Gel Lipstick in 210 J-Pop, $40, Shiseido Makeup

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One swipe of this elegant rosewood pink shade and you’ll be hooked – no wonder it’s currently sold out on Sephora’s website. With a lightweight gel texture, this lipstick melts into lips upon application to deliver vibrant pigments sans stickiness. And even though the texture is ultra-fine and it has a slightly glossy finish, the formula doesn’t shift and feather so your lips look immaculate all day long.

Le Rouge Deep Velvet Lipstick in N27 Rouge Infuse, $63, Givenchy from Sephora

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Not your typical pink lipstick, this dusky shade has hints of red that make it an ideal match for those with medium and deep skin tones looking for something to punctuate their makeup looks. It glides on smoothly, leaving a super-thin layer and the velvety rich formula caresses lips with a powdery matte finish. Mango butter nourishes lips as your wear it through the day.

Everlasting Hyperlight Transfer-Proof Liquid Lipstick in Spiked Celosia, $36, KVD Beauty from Sephora

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If you loved the original KVD Beauty lipsticks, you’re going to love this even more. The improved formula allows for super light layers of colour that stay in place without flaking and feathering while keeping lips comfortable. Plus, this neutral rose shade is sure to work for all undertones and skin tones.

Cream Lip Stain in 03 Strawberry Kissed, $24, Sephora Collection from Sephora

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This vibrant pink liquid lipstick tends to lean towards cool toned and makes a striking choice for various skin tones. It is extremely pigmented, lightweight and comfortable to wear thanks to the avocado oil in the formula. Plus, it’s long wearing so you don’t have to worry about touching up every few hours.


This article was originally published in Singapore Women's Weekly.