ULTA Beautyのインスタグラム(ultabeauty) - 7月30日 00時30分

For #NationalLipstickDay, we asked 5 Black artists to share their interpretation of the day. Here's what they came up with:

"Mother's Lipstick" by Mawhyah Milton (@mawhyah)

"I used to watch my mother when she put on her lipstick. It was always a passionate bright red and made her look like a movie star.

I remember once asking her if I could wear some. She looked down at me and said "only a little".

She bent down and gave me a peck on the lips.

I rushed to the mirror rubbing my lips together like I saw her do multiple times.

The gag is, literally zero lipstick transferred to my lips but I pretended it did and pretended all day.

Now when I wear lipstick, I experiment wearing all sorts of colors because I can't pick a favorite.

I use poppy flowers in this illustration to symbolize the loss of my mother.

Things I remember, like what perfume she wore or me watching her apply lipstick will always be a fond memory."

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