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Here's what you need to create strong lips, dramatic eyes, a gorgeous sheen, rosy cheeks, and perfect skin.


The 1950s: Rich Lip Pigments


Mary Kay red lipstick





Mary Kay Creme Lipstick in Midnight Red ($13; MaryKay.com)


Lancome red lipstick





Lancôme L'Absolu Rouge in Parisian Attraction ($29; Lancome-Usa.com)


Stila Longwear red lipstick





Stila Long Wear Liquid Lip Color in Fiery ($22; StilaCosmetics.com)


Rouge red lipstick





Make Up For Ever Rouge Artist Intense ($19; Sephora.com)


Burberry red lipstick





Burberry Beauty Lip Cover in Brick Red No. 19 ($30; Nordstrom.com)






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From the October 2010 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine

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