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    Buy Best Selling Lip Liner Shades Online at Nykaa

    A good lip liner can change the way a lip colour looks. It gives the lips more definition, helps create a neat edge and can make lipstick or gloss look more polished. Nykaa's bestselling lip liners include nude, pink and brown shades, matte pencils, creamy formulas and lip contour liners from MARS, Swiss Beauty, Kay Beauty, M.A.C, Nykaa Cosmetics, Huda Beauty and more.

    Best Lip Liners at a Glance

    • Everyday makeup: Nude, pink and brown liners are easy to pair with different lip colours.
    • Defined lips: A precise pencil helps sharpen the lip shape.
    • Fuller looking lips: A liner can subtly extend the lip shape around the centre.
    • Matte lipstick: Matte liners make a useful base for matte lip colours.
    • Glossy lips: Nude and brown liners add definition underneath gloss.
    • Multiple lipstick shades: A neutral liner can work with several colours in your makeup bag.

    What Is Lip Liner Used For?

    Lip liner is usually used to line the lips before lipstick or gloss is applied. It can also be used solo to fill in the lips.

    The finish depends on the pencil. Some lip liners create a crisp outline, while softer formulas are easier to blend across the lips. A liner can also be used to slightly reshape the lip line, although subtle application usually gives the most natural result.

    How to Choose a Lip Liner Shade

    The easiest place to start is with the lip colours you already wear.

    A nude or pink liner works nicely with everyday lipstick and gloss. Brown is useful when you wear nude, caramel or deeper lip colours. With a bold lipstick, a liner in a similar shade usually gives the cleanest finish.

    You do not need a separate liner for every lipstick. One or two versatile shades can cover quite a few looks.

    Best Selling Lip Liners to Shop on Nykaa

    The bestselling selection brings together everyday pencils, matte formulas, creamy liners and lip contour products.

    MARS Edge Of Desire Lip Liner

    Type: Lip liner pencil
    Best suited for: Everyday lip definition

    Swiss Beauty Bold Matt Lip Liner Pencil

    Type: Matte lip liner
    Best suited for: Defined matte lips

    Kay Beauty Matte Action Lip Liner

    Type: Matte lip liner
    Best suited for: Precise lip looks

    Nykaa Cosmetics Matte to Last Lip Liner

    Type: Matte lip liner
    Best suited for: Defined lip looks

    M.A.C Lip Pencil

    Type: Lip pencil
    Best suited for: Precise lip shaping

    Maybelline New York Lifter Liner Lip Liner Pencil With Hyaluronic Acid

    Type: Lip liner pencil
    Best suited for: Defined lip looks

    STAZE 9To9 Twin Flame 2In1 Lipstick + Lip Liner

    Type: Lipstick and lip liner
    Best suited for: Quick lip makeup

    e.l.f. Cosmetics Cream Glide Lip Liner

    Type: Creamy lip liner
    Best suited for: Smooth application

    Huda Beauty Lip Contour 2.0

    Type: Lip contour pencil
    Best suited for: Defined lip shape

    MARS Matte Lip Liner Pack of 10

    Type: Matte lip liner set
    Best suited for: Multiple lip shades

    Insight Cosmetics Glide On Lip Liner

    Type: Lip liner
    Best suited for: Everyday definition

    FAE Beauty Re:Define Lip Liner

    Type: Lip liner
    Best suited for: Everyday lip shaping

    Best Nude Lip Liners for Everyday Makeup

    Nude is probably the most useful lip liner family to start with. The trick is finding a nude that works with your natural lip colour rather than choosing one simply because it looks good in the pencil.

    A nude close to your own lip tone gives subtle definition. Go a little deeper and you can create more shape around the lips. Either way, the shade should blend comfortably with the lipstick or gloss you plan to wear on top.

    Brown Lip Liner for Nude Lip Looks

    Brown liner has become a staple for nude lip makeup because it works across a surprisingly wide range of lip colours.

    A soft brown can sit underneath beige, peach, caramel and pinky nude lipsticks. Deeper browns create more contrast and can be blended into the centre of the lips before adding gloss.

    If you are new to brown liner, avoid jumping straight to the darkest shade. A softer brown is easier to work into an everyday makeup look.

    Pink Lip Liner for Soft Lip Looks

    Pink liner is a natural match for pink, rose and mauve lip colours.

    A lighter pink keeps the result subtle, while rose and mauve tones add a little more definition. You can also fill the lips with the liner and finish with gloss when you want colour without applying a full lipstick.

    For a fresh daytime lip, a pink liner with a sheer gloss is an easy combination.

    Can Lip Liner Make Lips Look Fuller?

    Yes, lip liner can create the appearance of fuller lips when you make small adjustments to the natural lip shape.

    Follow your natural outline at the corners and make the most noticeable change around the centre of the upper and lower lips. There is no need to draw far outside the entire lip.

    Once the outline is in place, soften the inner edge with the pencil or your fingertip before applying lipstick. This keeps the transition between liner and lip colour from looking obvious.

    Lip Liner With Lipstick

    Lip liner and lipstick are a natural pairing, particularly when you want a more defined lip.

    For an understated result, use a liner close to the lipstick shade. A slightly deeper liner can add dimension around the edges, but blend it towards the centre rather than leaving a strong outline.

    You can also fill in the lips completely with the liner before applying lipstick. This is especially useful when you want the liner to remain part of the overall lip colour.

    Lip Liner Under Lip Gloss

    Gloss looks different when there is a little definition underneath it.

    Trace the lip line with a nude, pink or brown pencil, soften the colour towards the centre and finish with a clear or tinted gloss. The liner gives the lips shape while the gloss keeps the finish fresh.

    This is also a simple way to wear a lip liner on days when lipstick feels like too much.

    Matte or Creamy Lip Liner?

    The better option comes down to the finish you prefer.

    Matte Liners

    Tend to give a more defined look and pair naturally with matte lipsticks. They are also useful when you want to fill in the lips.

    Creamy Liners

    Glide more easily and are handy when you want to soften or blend the outline. They work particularly well underneath glossy or satin lip products.

    If you like a sharp lip, matte is worth considering. If you prefer a softer, blended look, a creamy pencil may be easier to handle.

    How to Apply Lip Liner Correctly

    You do not need to draw the whole lip in one movement. Short strokes give you much more control.

    1. Start with clean, comfortable lips.
    2. Trace the cupid's bow using small strokes.
    3. Follow the natural lower lip line from one corner to the other.
    4. Join the lines at the corners.
    5. Blend the liner slightly inwards before applying lipstick or gloss.

    Keep the pressure light. It is easier to add more colour than to fix an overly dark outline.

    How to Overline Lips Naturally

    The centre of the lips is where a little overlining can make the biggest difference.

    Stay close to your natural lip line at the corners and move just slightly outside the edge around the cupid's bow and centre of the lower lip. Blend the pencil inward afterwards.

    The goal is not to create a completely different lip shape. A small change is usually enough to give the lips a fuller appearance.

    Can Lip Liner Be Used as Lipstick?

    Yes. You can use a lip liner all over the lip, especially if you want a matte or defined look.

    First, line your lips and then fill in the centre with the same pencil. If you want to soften the finish, add lip balm or gloss afterwards.

    This also makes a lip liner more versatile, especially if you have a shade you particularly like.

    How to Make Lip Liner Last Longer

    Start with clean lips and keep the first layer thin.

    For more staying power, fill in the lips with the liner before applying lipstick. As the lipstick wears away, the liner can leave some colour behind.

    Creamy or glossy products can move more easily, so avoid putting on too many layers. A lighter application is generally easier to maintain throughout the day.

    Lip Liner Shades for Different Lipsticks

    There is no need for an exact colour match every time.

    Nude

    Nude, beige or soft brown

    Pink

    Pink, rose or mauve

    Brown

    Brown or deeper nude

    Red

    Red or slightly deeper red

    Berry

    Berry, plum or deep rose

    Mauve

    Mauve, rose or cool brown

    When the lipstick is very bright or bold, a matching liner usually keeps the result neat. With nude and brown lip colours, there is more room to play with depth.

    Common Lip Liner Mistakes to Avoid

    • Picking a liner that is much darker than the lipstick without blending it
    • Drawing a thick line around the entire mouth
    • Overlining the corners instead of concentrating on the centre
    • Pressing too hard while applying the pencil
    • Leaving a visible gap between liner and lipstick
    • Using a very dry pencil on flaky lips
    • Applying a heavy layer of lip balm immediately before lining

    Common Questions

    Q1: What is lip liner used for?

    Lip liner defines the shape of the lips and creates a neat base for lipstick or gloss. It can also be used to fill in the lips and worn on its own.

    Q2: Which lip liner is best for everyday use?

    A nude, pink or soft brown liner is a practical everyday choice. These shades can be paired with several lipstick and gloss colours rather than being limited to one look.

    Q3: Should lip liner be darker than lipstick?

    It can be slightly darker, but it does not have to be. A similar shade gives a seamless finish, while a deeper liner creates more definition around the edges.

    Q4: Can I use lip liner without lipstick?

    Yes. Fill in the lips with the liner and wear it alone, or add a clear or tinted gloss on top.

    Q5: Can lip liner make lips look fuller?

    Yes. Subtle overlining around the centre of the upper and lower lips can make the lips appear fuller. Keeping the corners close to their natural shape helps the result look more natural.

    Q6: How do I choose a lip liner shade?

    For everyday makeup, start with a shade close to your natural lip colour. When wearing lipstick, choose a liner that matches the lipstick or is slightly deeper.

    Q7: Is matte or creamy lip liner better?

    Neither is better for every look. Matte liners suit defined and matte lip looks, while creamy formulas are easier to glide and blend.

    Q8: How do I stop lip liner from looking too harsh?

    Use light, short strokes and soften the liner towards the centre of the lips. Applying lipstick or gloss over it will also help blend the two colours.

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