To celebrate National Lipstick Day, here’s a round-up of six Arab brands that sell the makeup essential.
Bassam Fattouh
The Lebanese makeup artist’s brand offers a generous range of lipsticks in various colors. From vibrant party shades to warm day-to-day hues, Fattouh has it all.
Huda Beauty
If lipstick is your go-to cosmetic, then you might want to consider Huda Beauty’s lip collection. The brand, owned by US-Iraqi beauty mogul Huda Kattan, offers lipliners, matte and glossy lipsticks.
Samer Khouzami
The Lebanese self-made makeup artist’s lip colors, in nail-polish like containers, not only look cool and fancy, but are a perfect size to fit into even the smallest of purses.
By Fouz
The brand, owned by Kuwaiti influencer Fouz Al-Fahad, released its first lip collection in March featuring lipliners and lipsticks in six different shades. Weeks later, she released a lip balm that promises to keep your pout hydrated.
Wow By Wojooh
As well as selling fragrance and skincare, the Middle Eastern brand – also a leading retailer – offers a number of makeup products, including lipsticks.
Beauty by Heidy
The beauty brand, owned by Egyptian actress Heidy Karam, offers waterproof lipsticks that are made from natural ingredients.
