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1. #YELLOW AND PINK TONES ON FACE HOW TO#
2. #YELLOW AND PINK TONES ON FACE SKIN#
3. #YELLOW AND PINK TONES ON FACE FULL#

Like RB, fushia clothing just makes my nose look big and red and emphasizes any imperfections in my skin! Makeup artists always tried to tell me I was cool, but the pink-toned foundations they gave me always looked very fake and mask-like.

#YELLOW AND PINK TONES ON FACE SKIN#

However, I do have pink overtones (my face in particular always seems to have a pink flush, and my skin turns pink very easily when irritated!). Neutrals, muted colors, and cool pinks are all horrible on me. My best colors are shades like pale yellow, peach, coral, salmon, red, apple green, some purples, and any shade of teal/turquoise/blue-green. The majority of my best clothing colors are from the Spring pallette, though I can occasionally pull off a Winter color since my undertones are very clear. I have extremely pale skin, dark golden blonde hair, light blue eyes that can sometimes shift to aqua or green-blue depending on what I'm wearing. I'm sorry, but I completely disagree with this post (at least for some people - perhaps there are exceptions!). What other questions do you have about choosing colours?ĭon’t forget if you would like me to do a personal colour analysis it is part of my 7 Steps to Style – check it out now! This is the colour that matches the overtone of your skin. When choosing foundation test as many colours as the range has, down the side of your face between ear and chin along your jawline and choose the colour that appears to ‘disappear’ as this will most closely match your skin and not create ‘tide marks’ around your chin. So rb’s choice will have a slight pink tint, and mine has a slight yellow tint. So how do you choose a makeup foundation – to tone with your undertone or overtone?Īs foundation sits on the top of your skin, match it to your overtone and it will disappear rather than be very obvious and change the colour of your skin. Now you may be more obvious and have a warm yellow or goldish undertone and overtone and therefore warm colouring, or you may have a pinkish undertone and overtone and be cool. I’ve seen plenty of clients like rb who have that pinkish skin who are warm and they’re always surprised how warmer colours tone down their ruddy complexion, whilst the cool colours make it scream and look almost inflamed. I for example have a cool undertone, and warm overtone – my skin looks yellowish, not the pink we’re told that a cool person should have – but when I wear warm colours I look like I have a case of jaundice. rb is definitely warm and needs warm colours not cool, despite that pinkish overtone. What I’m actually picking up from rb is that her skin’s overtone is pink, but from the other information: reddish brunette hair (warm), blue eyes with gold flecks (warm) and that fuchsia makes her look like she has a big red nose (typical of someone who is warm), that her undertone is warm and thus is the pinkishness is calmed down by warm colours, and inflamed by cool colours. I want today to dispel the myth that pinkish looking skin is always Cool and yellowish looking skin is always Warm. I do think I look better in some warm colors – wearing fuchsia makes me look like I have a big red nose, while wearing a muted warmer shade calms all that pink down – but I have no idea why that’s so. (And have been typed as such by a professional.) I have about the pinkest skin on earth so am a cool, but I have reddish brunette hair and blue eyes with gold flecks, so I’m an autumn. Yesterday in the comments of the first part of Discover Your Colours – Warm or Cool – this comment was left by rb:

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#YELLOW AND PINK TONES ON FACE FULL#

From a large or small bust to full arms or calves.

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