Some colors whisper. Some colors shout. And neither needs a single decibel to make an impact.
A soft taupe foundation? That’s the hushed elegance of a well-placed pause in conversation. A neon pink lip? That’s a punchline delivered with perfect comedic timing.
Red doesn’t ask for permission. It kicks down the door, commands attention, and lingers in memory. Black, on the other hand, doesn’t need to raise its voice. It just is—undeniable, effortless, iconic.
In makeup, the colors we choose speak before we do. A wash of pastel lilac can be a secret between you and your mirror, while electric blue eyeliner practically leans in and says, “Watch this.”
The question isn’t whether your makeup is loud or quiet. It’s what you want it to say. Do you want to whisper, or do you want to roar?
Either way, the message is clear.