You can also use the Cherry lip liner if you want to make Brave Red a little bit more red, and a little bit brighter. We appreciate enthusiasm for new releases but ask readers to please hold questions regarding if/when

It’s much warmer, a really orangey type of red lip liner perfect when you want to go for a spring or summer look – and beautiful with orange eyeshadow. Lady Danger looks stunning on really dark skin, redheads and blondes, Asian skin and anyone with neutral to really cool undertones in their skin. Olive skin tones, avoid Lady Danger unless you apply plenty of bronzer!Almost the same color here, and Auburn will bring a little bit of brown around the edges of your lips and would look amazing coated with the Lipglass in Spice as well. Then, you have the MAC Mahogany lip liner, which has always been one of my favorites. It’s basically the same as Auburn, but where Auburn is red with a brown undertone, Mahogany is brown with a red undertone. It’s really fitting that you can use such and such lip liner with Sweet Sakura to upgrade it, and you could even use the Cork lip liner underneath to make it even darker and more of a warm brown. The first one is with the MAC Auburn lip liner, which has that same kind of reddish brown undertone. After all, Makeup Revolution sharpened its teeth on the makeup scene by releasing dupes of high-end makeup brands before creating its own products.

If you have fair skin, MAC Lady Danger works really well as it has a warmer orange undertone to helps to warm up a cooler skin tone. I have personally worn Lady Danger a good couple of times, and while it is perfect for fair skin with warm undertones, cool-toned skin, and olive skin people will have to apply more bronzer and warm eyeshadow/eyeliner to really make it work. Either just shade in the outer corners of your lips, or wear Vino under Brave Red to change the color and get a kind of purpleish burgundy result – and couple with green eyeshadow! You could literally go full ‘festival’ look with those lips, so I’d probably either add a cool-toned pink eyeshadow to the mix, or maybe some light matte blue eyeshadow to complete the look.The Beet lip liner is a dark raspberry lip liner that goes amazingly well with shades like D for Danger. With Brave Red, you’d wear Beet underneath, just to allow both colors to mix and give a reddish pink kind of color – like a dark berry color. answered already. Comments alerting us to typos or small errors in the post are appreciated (!) but Whether you were looking for dupes for MAC Twig, Captive, Ruby Woo, or Creme Cup, you’ll hopefully have found here all you’re looking for.

Same kind of color, and since MAC Red has a strong, bright red color and a cool undertone, it really is similar to both Russian Red and Ruby Woo. You can do the same thing with the MAC Chestnut lip liner. The fact that Chestnut is a cool-toned brown lip liner will match the blue undertones of Russian Red perfectly, and it ends up being a teeny bit more wearable than the Burgundy and Russian Red combo. With Cherry, you just have something identical in color which will help you achieve a really neat outline. After all, with its bright orange color, Lady Danger will suit Indian skin and Asian skin to perfection, as well as fair, tanned skin tones and dark skin. The only people who should take a pass on Lady Danger, in my opinion, are olive skin tones. The MAC Plum lip liner is one of the most desaturated dark MAC lip liners – you have a really brown type of purple here.Plus, Russian Red really gives doll vibes when you wear it, it’s literally like you’re a Princess with some sharp-cut outlines. Love it. You have the exact same color for both products, and more than once, I’ve worn the MAC Cherry lip liner on its own because it just looks so darn beautiful! It’s really that color that you’d use under Chili when you don’t want it to show at all. On a side note, the Chicory lip liner also looks absolutely amazing with the MAC Lipglass in Clear. Add some Lipglass in Clear or leave it as is, and wear with some yellow or gold eyeshadow, and you’re done!

Some of the original Matte shades have a stiffer, drier formula, while newer ones have a more velvety, silicone-feel to them, and the latter are creamier, more comfortable to wear, and easier to apply, but most Matte shades are quite pigmented and long-wearing, though some are drying.For a medium skin tone MAC Russian Red is amazing as it is slightly deeper than MAC Ruby Woo so gives a more 1940's look. You’ll find Velvet Teddy, Lady Danger, Viva Glam 1, Creme Cup, Captive, and more in three different finishes.