One of the great wishes of anyone who enjoys using makeup on a daily basis, on special occasions or for creative fun has a clear objective: to achieve perfect lips. And one of the most complicated aspects to achieve this has to do with the color of the teeth. Surely that has happened to you at some time when you wear a new lipstick with great enthusiasm and, when you see it in the mirror, your teeth look incomprehensibly more yellow than they should. This is nothing more than the effect caused by that particular color that you have chosen. And it can be most annoying.
The color combinations generate a set of contrasts that can greatly change the final result in terms of appearance. Just as a blouse in a certain shade of blue can make a person's face appear much duller than another shade of the same color, lipstick can also make teeth appear more yellow. When what is usually sought is totally the opposite: a white set of teeth.
Dentists have spent years defending the importance of respecting the natural shade of the teeth, which is not the perfect white that beauty canons insist on. So this will not be possible to be magically achieved with a lipstick either. However, it is true that a poor choice of lipstick color can make the teeth look a yellowish tone that does not correspond to reality. And the secret to choosing a suitable lipstick is in its undertone.
The lipsticks with orange tones are the ones that will make the teeth look more yellow. Since the light that reflects on them because of the orange color intensifies this color present, to a greater or lesser extent, in the teeth. There are those who believe that, for this reason, they will not be able to use colors like red or pink. Nothing could be further from the truth. The key, as already mentioned, is to choose the subtone well.
To find a lipstick that makes your teeth look whiter, you have to opt for cold tones, specifically bluish or purple. This is what a teeth whitening effect will do, which may seem like magic, but it's just knowing color theory. People who are looking for pink lipsticks should lean towards those who tend to violet or fuchsia. The same happens with reds, it is important to choose those that have a colder tone. The difference when using a coral color and a purplish pink can be abysmal when it comes to achieving a whiter teeth effect.
