Before you even think about adding any color to your pout, make sure your lips are completely exfoliated. Try Fresh Sugar Lip Polish, $22.50, or you can DIY a scrub by mixing honey and sugar granules, Greenburg suggests.

Once your pucker is baby-smooth, you're ready to layer on lip color. "Start with a lip stain, and swipe across a little translucent powder to really lock it in," Greenburg says. Then, fill in lips with liner. Greenberg's pick is the Behr Hug Pencil, $5, the seasonally festive red line she released for her ColourPop Cosmetics collection.

Go over your lined lips with a matte lipstick or a matte lip gloss, both of which tend to stay in place because they are not as oily as other lip products, explains Greenberg. She's a fan of of Anastasia Beverly Hills Liquid Lipstick, $20, which goes on matte.

Finish your look with a few spritzes of the makeup-artist favorite Urban Decay All Nighter Long Lasting Makeup Setting Spray, $30. "It's fantastic for keeping your makeup on for hours," says Greenburg.

You'll also want to stash a few face-saving products in your clutch before you dash out the door. Stila Convertible Color, $25, is handy for both lip and cheek touch-ups, according to Greenburg. Her other go-to: Yves Saint Laurent Beauty Touche Éclat Radiant Touch, $42. "You can slap it on, it looks good in pictures, it wakes you up and it has a really pretty luminosity," says Greenburg.

Finally, tuck away some oil-blotting sheets, like Tatcha Aburatorigami Japanese Blotting Papers, $12, before hailing that Uber. Not only will excess oil cause makeup runoff, but oil patches are also extra-prominent in photos. While you probably want to shine on the final night of the year, we're pretty you don't want it to be thanks to a slick T-zone.