From The Craft to Lorde: Babes in the Wickedest Shades of Witch Inspired Lipstick

Fairuza Balk The Craft

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Kim Kardashian Paris

Emmy Rossum Beautiful Creatures

Rooney Mara MET Gala

attends the Costume Institute Gala for the "PUNK: Chaos to Couture" exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art on May 6, 2013 in New York City.

Beyonce Telephone

Diana Agron Byrdie

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Marina Diamandis BT Digital Music Awards

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Lily Collins Givenchy

Camilla Belle MET Gala

Selena Gomez Versace

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Gal Gadot Fast & Furious 6

Rihanna at the Basketball

Kate Bosworth MET Gala

Lana Del Rey Met Gala

If you ever believed that you and your friends could lift the weight of a human body with only a combination of your index and middle fingers, some candles and heavy chanting, then you were probably a big fan of The Craft in the '90s. That being the case, you definitely remember saving up for deep purple lipstick like Nancy wore in the movie. Yes, The Craft and the popularization of witch culture (eventually bleeding into fashion), saw many a pubescent girl with smudged purple lips that most likely looked more bruised than broodingly occult.

It's been a while since Nancy and the girls did their magic, but once the spell was cast, there was no turning back. Now, witch inspired lipstick has been the calling card of many a movie star, pop singer and fashionista. Most recently, we saw Lorde clean up at the Grammys while wearing a rich shade of deep plum lipstick, and rocking a decidedly witchy vibe in her monochrome outfits and long black hair.

In celebration of our favorite witches, Lorde's iconic Grammys wins, and the fact that we just can't get enough plum shades on our lips, we're taking a look at some of the best witch inspired lips of the past few years. These are some babes who know how to exfoliate.

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