Start with shade family, tint depth, and hydration needs, then match to your daily routine. Consider your natural lip color and undertones; for a barely-there look, choose a near-clear tint, while a rosy or berry shade gives more visible color. Look at the range in the minute beauty line to find similar tones across products. Choose a formula with nourishing ingredients if you often have dry lips.

Tint depth and color payoff depend on shade and your lip chemistry, so the most complex part is predicting how it reads on you. Start by testing or visualizing how a sheer tint builds from light to slightly more color, and note undertones that flatter your skin. Compare similar pinks, peaches, or mauves across the line to see which hue aligns with your natural lip tone. Remember that lighting affects perception, so check swatches in daylight when possible.

For a Beginner, lean toward a light, hydrating tint that enhances lips without overdoing it. For a Pro, choose deeper or more noticeable tint and consider layering with other lip products for more impact, suitable for events. Both can benefit from a sheer formula when consistency and skin comfort are priorities.

Keep the cap closed between uses and store in a cool, dry place away from direct heat. Replace the lid after each use to maintain hygiene, and avoid sharing lip products. Pair with a simple lip care routine and reapply as needed to maintain moisture and color.

For cool undertones, opt for pink-leaning or mauve tints to brighten the lips naturally. For warm undertones, peachy or rosy shades tend to harmonize with your complexion. If your lips are darker or more pigmented, start with the lighter end of the range and build gradually.