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"   Photo: Getty Images  &amp;quot;When directly applying the season&amp;#039;s latest reds, fuchsias, corals, and burgundys, they can look too garish. Instead, opt to wear the hottest color trends as a sheer stain. First apply a lip conditioner, then pat on a bright lipstick with your fingertip. Blot the color with tissue and apply a clear gloss. The look is sheer radiance,&amp;quot; says Troy Jensen, a celebrity makeup artist who&amp;#039;s worked with Jennifer Lopez, Megan Fox and Rachel Bilson. We&amp;#039;d trust anyone who&amp;#039;d worked with that trio. And in this case, his advice applies to what may be spring&amp;#039;s number one beauty trend: a bright lip. It&amp;#039;s not always easy to mimic runway looks\u2014especially when they&amp;#039;re on your face\u2014but there&amp;#039;s a way to make even the craziest lip, like Jil Sander&amp;#039;s bright pink look, work in real life. Start by choosing the color of your choice. (We&amp;#039;ve been eyeing Chanel&amp;#039;s Insolente, Nars&amp;#039; Casablanca and Tom Ford&amp;#039;s Pure Pink.) Jensen&amp;#039;s suggestion, to apply it with your fingertips, limits the amount of color so you get the shade without the layers of product. If there&amp;#039;s any excess, blot with a tissue. Spring&amp;#039;s lips were mostly matte, but if you can&amp;#039;t abandon shine go ahead and add a layer of gloss on top. Et voila! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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