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20 Beauties Who Prove That Black Women Make Any Lip Color Look Great

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Black women have always been at the forefront of bold beauty trends.

But Black women have also been told that certain beauty trends weren’t for us, including red lips, blue eyeshadow, pink fingernails and more.

There is no color, no trend, and no style that we can’t wear well.

In fact, Black women have been exploring lip colors across the spectrum, reminding the world that our enviable lips make every hue look great.

Check out the gallery below of 20 beautiful Black women who’ll make you want to get creative with your lipstick shades, Women Make Any Lip Color Look Women Make Any Lip Color Look Women Make Any Lip Color Look Women Make Any Lip Color Look Women Make Any Lip Color Look Women Make Any Lip Color Look Women Make Any Lip Color Look Women Make Any Lip Color Look Women Make Any Lip Color Look Women Make Any Lip Color Look Women Make Any Lip Color Look Women Make Any Lip Color Look Women Make Any Lip Color Look Women Make Any Lip Color Look Women Make Any Lip Color Look Women Make Any Lip Color Look Women Make Any Lip Color Look Women Make Any Lip Color Look Women Make Any Lip Color Look Women Make Any Lip Color Look Beauty Lips Makeup lipstick for black women lipstick trends makeup makeup for Black women

Source: Black Women's Lifestyle Guide, Black Love & Beauty Trends - Essence

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