Sticky Pigments Lip Pigment #2009 Dark Scarlet

Warm wine-red undertone with a deep red-burgundy base and a subtle brick hue.

On the lips, it creates the effect of ripe dark cherry.

Ideal color types:

Autumn (Deep, Soft, Warm)

Golden or honey-toned skin with chestnut or red hair.

The warm wine shade harmonizes beautifully with natural warmth and enhances green, hazel, and amber eyes.

Can be used in a dense application for a rich lipstick-style effect or in a watercolor technique for a softer result.

Warm Spring (Bright, Light)

Fair peach or beige-golden skin with golden blonde or light chestnut hair.

Dark Scarlet adds depth and creates a more evening-inspired, sophisticated look.

A semi-transparent application is recommended to prevent the color from appearing too heavy.

Neutral Summer (Soft)

If the skin has a neutral beige tone, this shade can add expressiveness with a soft, lightweight application.

Use with caution:

Cool Winter

On porcelain or pink-olive skin, the warm undertone may emphasize tooth yellowness and make the shade appear muddy.

If a Winter-type client prefers this shade, adding a touch of cool Raspberry pigment is recommended to neutralize the warmth.