Know your colours…
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Psychologies
'Colours reflect your mood but can also help alter how you feel, and lip colour works as a great tool for a quick mood-boosting fix. Pink encourages calmness, red evokes feelings of excitement and tranquil neutral tones can make you feel peaceful. If pinks and reds seem a little scary, blend it with lip balm to create a subtle stain, and you'll be smiling,' says Sebastian Brown, Urban Retreat's Head make-up artist, Harrods
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