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Your teeth (and lips) aren’t really purple. What you see is a thin layer of wine darkened saliva and/or plaque which brushing will remove. Bear in mind that you shouldn’t brush too soon after drinking wine due to the acids in the wine damaging the enamel on your teeth if you brush immediately. See below for other methods.
