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Vyvian Blackthorne · 02-23-2007, 05:12 PM

I actually like black lipstick, I wear it yet I also like blood red and occasionally blue or green. In my opinion I think it matters on, like fairiez mentioned, the person, or to be precise-the perferred style. To trace back, I recall (correct if I'm wrong) that the earliest applys of black lipstick was for deathrockers like Alien Sex Fiend and Christian Death (Rozz?). Like mentioned, it gives a ghoulish look but needs other accesories such as eye shadow and ghost pale face. Otherwise it would look bad. On the romatics, it occasionally looks good depending on the style of dress you wear. If entirely Victorian style (romantics don't ALWAYS wear Vic., though) blood red lipstick looks much better. With the deathrockers black lipstick looks good; espically if you have a deathhawk

. Black Lipstick is debatable as a whole in the goth community, but I think it should stay.

02-23-2007, 05:12 PM	#223
Vyvian Blackthorne Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: In a black hole with a black moon Posts: 2,658	I actually like black lipstick, I wear it yet I also like blood red and occasionally blue or green. In my opinion I think it matters on, like fairiez mentioned, the person, or to be precise-the perferred style. To trace back, I recall (correct if I'm wrong) that the earliest applys of black lipstick was for deathrockers like Alien Sex Fiend and Christian Death (Rozz?). Like mentioned, it gives a ghoulish look but needs other accesories such as eye shadow and ghost pale face. Otherwise it would look bad. On the romatics, it occasionally looks good depending on the style of dress you wear. If entirely Victorian style (romantics don't ALWAYS wear Vic., though) blood red lipstick looks much better. With the deathrockers black lipstick looks good; espically if you have a deathhawk . Black Lipstick is debatable as a whole in the goth community, but I think it should stay.