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Best Autumn Berry Lipsticks

 Autumn By far my favourite time of year... the pumpkin spice lattes, the cosy nights in and the beautiful sight of the leaves turning gold and brown. So naturally I love to have some autumn vibes in my makeup and nothing says autumn to me like a staple berry lip. Pairing this with a shimmery gold or bronze eyeshadow, makes me feel like I can take on the world and looks so seasonal. I've listed a lipstick for every one of your lipstick needs so no matter what you're looking for, you never have to miss out on all the berry goodness!

The Sheer One
If you're someone who gets the heebie jeebies at the thought of a berry lip then this one is for you. Glossier's Generation G lipstick in Jam is perfect for having a wash of colour without looking too intense. As the formula is so sheer, it really just adds a subtle tint to the lips instead of looking like a block of colour. I also love this with minimal makeup as it blends beautifully, and fades really nicely throughout the day so you don't need to keep reapplying it for it to look polished. This is a perfect everyday berry lip!

The Statement One
This was one of my first ever lipstick colours and is the one I go to every autumn. Urban Decay's Blackmail is such a staple. Even though the formula is matte, they really feel hydrating. I would definitely use a lip liner with this as it can bleed a little but the colour and intensity is perfect for making a statement!
 The Long-Wearing One
I have to admit the worst part about wearing a dark lipstick, is knowing your day will consist of constantly running to the bathroom or whipping out a mirror to reapply it, but fear not. The Maybeline Super stay Matte liquid lip in Voyager will not move all day! This does have a bit of a red undertone but find it still gives that berry look. You also need some serious makeup remover to get this off... believe me it's harder than a challenge from the Crystal Maze, but it's safe to say this stuff does not budge!

The Drugstore Saver One
Finding a berry lipstick is hard enough, but trying to find an affordable one is another thing. The NYX Liquid Suede in Vintage is another go to. This is so affordable and such a pretty colour. It does fade a little bit but nothing too serious. It also can be a little drying but as long as you put a blob of lip balm on before it isn't too drying.

The Splurge One
I think out of the 5, this is the strongest colour. It is really intense and matte but it looks amazing in autumn. This is Instigator by Mac and is some serious colour. It looks almost black on me, but is perfect with some tights and an over sized sweater, to instantly look put together! It really adds something to your look and instantly gives you all the autumn vibes.












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