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International Lipstick Day: A Look At Lipstick Trends Through The Decades

From power reds to matte lips, on this International Lipstick Day we look at how lipsticks have changed throughout the years

International Lipstick Day: A Look At Lipstick Trends Through The Decades
Celebrate International Lipstick Day with new lipsticks

A must-have makeup product in every woman's closet, lipsticks work effortlessly to add that extra spark to our looks. It's no wonder why lipsticks are a mass favourite, even among those who stick to the bare minimal. So, on this International Lipstick Day, we are to celebrate a century of lipsticks by taking you through various trends that have ruled the charts over the decades. To include these lip colours in your collection, head to the 'Lipstick Day' store on Amazon Beauty today, where you will find a wide range of specially curated lipsticks.

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20s And 30s (Plums)

Gatsby-esque parties, feminine rebellion and a show of wealth and status defined this decade of darker lip shades. Be sure to add drama to your look by adding these luscious plum lipsticks to your vanity for a perfect pout.

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40s And 50s (Reds)

This decade saw the rise of colour films, and that of actresses like Marilyn Monroe, which led to red lipsticks gaining popularity. Swipe on one of the iconic picks in a powerful red colour for a chic and trendy look.

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60s And 70s (Neons)

The era of the flower child and hippie subculture in America was marked by headbands, loose waves and bright coloured lips. Opt for neon shades to create an archetype of statement lips.

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80s and 90s (Contrast Liner)

The rising popularity of on-screen makeup led to heavy experimentation, giving us the trend of lipstick and lip liner in different shades. A lip liner makes your lipstick look better and last longer.

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2000s (Lip Gloss)

The 2000s were all about glitter, shine, and glam. Sticky lip gloss made its way into the mainstream with everyone from celebs to teenagers trying it. Glosses leave your lips looking radiant, healthy and hydrated.

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2010s (Matte Lips)

In what appears to be the complete opposite of the 2000s, glosses were ditched to make way for super matte liquid lips. Matte lipsticks feel comfortable on the lips and last longer.

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