Best Lipstick Picks!
Liam Reilly
| 26-03-2026
· Fashion team
Hi girl, If you’re anything like me, choosing a lipstick isn’t just about color—it’s about mood, confidence, and that little spark you want to carry through your day.
I’ve tried quite a few shades, and these four have earned their place in my rotation for different reasons. Let me walk you through them like I would if we were chatting over coffee.

1. M·A·C #931 Shade

This shade feels like that effortless “I woke up like this” kind of beauty. It leans toward a soft, wearable tone that doesn’t scream for attention but still makes your lips look alive and polished. I usually reach for this when I want something subtle but still put-together—perfect for classes, quick errands, or even a casual lunch. It’s one of those shades that doesn’t try too hard, yet somehow always works.

2. NARS Wenwo Shade

Now this one has personality. Wenwo is bold in a way that feels grown and confident, not overwhelming. Whenever I wear it, I feel like I’ve made a statement without even speaking. It’s my go-to when I want to stand out a little—maybe for dinner, a small event, or even just those days when I need a boost. It gives that “I know what I’m doing” energy, and honestly, I love that.

3. Bobbi Brown #L02 Shade

This shade is like your reliable best friend. It sits right in that comfortable zone—not too loud, not too soft. I find myself picking this when I don’t want to think too much about my look but still want to feel polished. It blends easily with different outfits and makeup styles, so I don’t have to second-guess it. If you like something balanced and easy, this one quietly does the job.

4. M·A·C #540 Shade

This one is for the days when you want to feel a little extra. It has that richer tone that instantly elevates your whole look. I usually save it for moments when I want my makeup to feel more intentional—like a night out or when I’m dressing up just for fun. It’s not an everyday shade for me, but when I wear it, it definitely changes the vibe.
These four shades cover those moods in their own way, and that’s why I keep coming back to them.