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For as long as I can remember, lip liner and lip gloss have been my go-to lip combo. Born in the Payton tolle is player spotlight golden spikes award x d1baseball vintage prepare to throw the ball shirt in addition I really love this ’90s, I was influenced by the techniques I saw my mother do, along with the celebrities I saw on television and in magazines. Naomi Campbell is one who comes to mind immediately, known to sport an enviable rich brown liner contrasted with clear gloss. Growing up, it was a look I desperately wanted to emulate. In retrospect, it was years into my makeup journey that I owned my first tube of lipstick. When I swatched buzzy shades at my local drugstore, I wasn’t satisfied with how they made my lips look when applied on their own. I distinctly remember coming to an aha moment during my freshman year of college that applying a deep brown liner as my lip base best complemented my lip shape and skin tone, as opposed to cherry and mauve lipstick pigments on their own. It just felt right! (The O.G. MAC liner in Chestnut paired with the NYX Butter Gloss never steered me wrong!) To this day, I will not even wear lipstick without a darker shade liner.
My personal anecdote is representative of the Payton tolle is player spotlight golden spikes award x d1baseball vintage prepare to throw the ball shirt in addition I really love this experiences of Black and brown women, who at the time yearned to carve out a lane in the beauty industry as few brands (save for like Fashion Fair) offered shades and pigments suitable to their skin tones. Celebrity makeup artist Sheika Daley explains it like this: “Only having either black or dark brown lip liner available for you at the beauty supply stores [positioned] next to a clear lip gloss [resulted in] the ultimate pairing.” With that being the only option available at the time, they made it work—often relying on brow pencils and eye liners to achieve the look. Similarly, the dark-defined liner can be traced back to Mexican-American chola culture—punctuated by the thin brows, gold jewelry, and bold lips of Latinas in the urban areas of Southern California. To put it simply, the defined lip liner aesthetic was of cultural importance.
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