Best Lip Shades To Pair With A Smoky Eye

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The smoky eye is the most versatile of all makeup looks. But, it can be a little tricky to pick what lip shade you need to pair with a smoky eye makeup on. That is why, we are bringing you these lipstick shades that will work best when paired with smoky eyes.

A smoky eye is a really heavy eye makeup look, so if you pair the wrong lip shade with it, you can end up looking over the top. Smoky eyes can look gorgeous and sexy. After all, who doesn't like that smoldering eye makeup look, right?

So, here are some lip shades that would definitely go well with a smoky eye makeup look, provided you do the rest of your makeup right as well.

So, the next time you are doing a smoky eye makeup look, definitely try out one of these awesome lip shades. Trust us, you'll look absolutely fabulous!

1. Rose:

This shade would look really good with a full smoky eye, without making you look too over the top and without being a nude shade. And it is a shade that would suit most skin tones.

2. Light Brown:

This shade is subtle enough to look great when paired with a smoky eye, and yet at the same time, it doesn't wash out the skin like a nude shade would.

3. Purple:

This lip shade would be so perfect for a smoky eye if you're looking for a very goth kind of a look. This look is really bold to carry however.

4. Light Purple:

And if you are feeling super daring, then this almost neon purple shade is great. Make sure you keep your smoky eye very subtle for this look.

5. Mauve:

One of the best lip shades to go for with a smoky eye is a mauve shade. It has the same impact as that of a nude lipstick, without being as light as a nude lipstick.

6. Nude:

Finding the right nude shade is really important for every girl out there. A nude shade like this is perfect for a heavy smoky eye makeup look.

7. Hot Pink:

Go for a subtle smoky eye with hot pink lips and for that clear skin, and you can't go wrong at all. This is one of our favourite lipstick shades to pair with a smoky eye makeup.