How to use the lipstick try-on
Choose a clear, front-facing photo with your lips closed or slightly parted. The tool detects your lips and applies the shade you tap. Use the intensity slider to go from a sheer wash of color to full coverage, and press and hold the photo to compare with your bare lips. If the outline isn't quite right, trace your lips again with your finger.
Finding a lipstick color that suits you
Lipstick shades follow the same logic as seasonal color analysis. Warm undertones usually suit coral, peach, brick and terracotta, while cool undertones suit rose, raspberry, berry and blue-based reds. Pick your personal color type from the list to see six shades chosen for it, or try a few from other types to compare.
Matte, glossy or sheer?
Matte gives a velvety, polished look and makes deep shades look rich. Glossy adds shine and makes lips look fuller and fresher. Sheer lets your natural lip color show through, which is an easy way to wear brighter shades every day.