Testers in shops are not always hygienic, and a lipstick that looks perfect in the tube can look completely different on your lips. This virtual try-on lets you test shades on your own face first. Pick a lipstick, blush and eyeshadow, adjust the intensity, and save the look if you like it.
Free · No sign-up · Runs on your device
Upload a front-facing photo, then try lipstick, blush and eyeshadow shades on your own face.
- Your photo stays on your device. It is analysed in your browser and never uploaded to us or anyone else.
- Nothing is saved. Close the page or press "Remove my photo" and it is gone.
- Open-source models. Your browser downloads the model files once; see how our photo tools work.
How The Try-On Works
The face model marks the outline of your lips, the centre of your cheeks and the shape of your upper eyelids and brows. We use those points to paint each product:
| Product | Where it goes | How it is blended |
|---|---|---|
| Lipstick | Inside your lip outline, leaving an open mouth clear | Multiplied with your lip texture so lines and shine show through |
| Blush | A soft circle on the apples of your cheeks | Feathered edge that fades into your skin |
| Eyeshadow | From the lash line to about halfway up to the brow | Blurred edges for a diffused finish |
Because the colour is blended with your photo rather than pasted on top, your skin texture and lighting stay visible, which gives a more honest preview.
Choosing Shades That Suit You
Lipstick
- Warm undertones: coral, brick red, warm nudes and terracotta.
- Cool undertones: blue-reds, berry, plum and rosy pinks.
- Neutral: most nudes and true reds.
Blush
- Fair skin often suits soft pinks and peaches.
- Medium skin suits rose, coral and warm berry shades.
- Deep skin glows in rich berry, brick and bronze tones.
Eyeshadow
- Complementary shades make eye colour stand out: plum and bronze for green eyes, copper and gold for blue eyes, and almost anything for brown eyes, with blue and green adding drama.
Find your undertone with our AI colour analysis and your eye colour with the eye colour detector.
Limits Of A Virtual Try-On
- Finish: gloss, shimmer and matte finishes are hard to show in a flat photo.
- Lighting: shades look warmer under indoor bulbs and cooler in shade.
- Screens: phone and laptop screens display colours differently.
- Coverage: real products vary in pigment; a sheer lipstick will look lighter than a fully opaque preview.
Use the try-on to narrow your choices, then swatch the final few in daylight.
Make-Up Hygiene Tips
If you do test in shops, use a disposable applicator, swatch on the back of your hand or wrist rather than your lips, and avoid testing eye products on your eyes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I save my look?
Yes. Use “Save image” to download it to your own device.
Does it work with glasses?
Lipstick and blush work fine. Remove glasses for the best eyeshadow placement.
Is my photo uploaded?
No. The face model and all the painting run in your browser.
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For inspiration only. Colours on screen differ from real products, so check shades in daylight before buying.