The history of weaponising red lipstick dates back to the early 20th century. The suffragette movement, which ensued in the ...

explaining that the beloved M.A.C shade’s bright blue-red pigment, velvety matte finish, and long-lasting wear made the lipstick “a cult favorite and then a staple.” (The brand claims it ...

“So you could tell that [Cleopatra] had the money, influence, power to wear the bright red lipstick, as opposed to the rust colour that the average people wore.” 5. Queen Elizabeth I used red ...

It's so subdued and fresh looking, but still offers up all that powerful sexiness that you get swiping on a red lipstick. Soooo this nearly-neon shade is def not for the low-key, but it just makes ...