Sticky Pigments Lip Pigment #2003 Ruby

Pure, bright, rich red with a neutral undertone (closer to a true “red” — without noticeable raspberry-blue coolness and without orange warmth).
These shades are considered universal, but they reveal themselves especially beautifully on skin with cool or neutral undertones.

Ideal color types:

Winter

High-contrast appearance: porcelain or olive skin without yellow undertones, dark hair, bright eyes.

Pure red enhances contrast and makes the smile appear brighter and more striking. Can be used in a dense application or for a lipstick-effect finish.

Bright Summer

Fair skin with cool pink or olive undertones, ash blonde or light brown hair.

Red adds freshness and removes dullness. A watercolor technique or soft tint effect is recommended.

Neutral Spring (less common)

Suitable for neutral skin without strong yellow undertones if the client wants a bold accent.

Works best when combined with warmer shades.

Use with caution: Autumn, Warm Spring

Golden skin and reddish hair can make red appear too harsh or pull too cool. Adding a warmer shade can help soften the result.