Warm Complexions, your eye color, hair color, and skin tone have warm undertones and decide your best colors to wear in clothing, make up, nail polish, jewelry, and hair coloring. When you place silver and gold fabrics next to your face, you discover your complexion and your best colors to wear as well as your worst colors to avoid. Next to gold, your face looks healthy, clear, radiant, younger, and refreshed. Next to silver, your face appears pale, ashen, sallow, discolored, dull, or older. If you look better in gold than silver, you have yellow-golden-peach skin undertones. Also, warm complexions have gentle, delicate, soft, low intensity coloring and low contrast between their hair, eyes, and skin.
Once you see your best colors, you will spend money wisely buying only your most flattering colors. You will save time shopping for only your best colors. Your best colors will enhance your appearance and improve your mood.
Warm Complexions look best in clear bright or clear delicate colors. Your best colors are pure, clear, warm and with yellow undertones, not muted or pastel. You look best in low intensity or softer colors since you have gentle, delicate, soft, and low intensity coloring and low contrast between your hair, eyes and skin. Your low intensity and low contrast coloration between your hair, eyes, and skin should reflect the contrast between the colors you wear – tonal, soft or delicate color contrast next to your face looks best.
For best results, one or more tones of your eye color, skin tone and hair color should repeat in clothing near face. Very dark, intense, or vivid colors look too harsh close to your face and make you look old, pale or tired. Use softer coloring near your face.
Your neutral colors blend very well with all of your warm colors.
Your warm lipstick color should blend with your warm blush and your warm nail polish color. Use only warm and clear colors. Pick colors to complement your wardrobe. Your best colors are peaches, warm pinks, corals, and salmon. Avoid blue-pinks, browns, and very dark tones. Match lip color intensity to your delicate warm complexion. Lighter colors for lighter complexion.
Your warm blush should blend with your warm lipstick. Your best blush colors are clear peach, coral, and warm pink. Avoid blue-pinks and browns. Use softer and lighter shades for your delicate warm complexion.
Your warm eye shadow is in soft and subtle shades of your eye color. Use lighter tones for your light, gentle and delicate complexion. Avoid ash tones and cool tones.
Your warm foundation is yellow, golden, or beige based. Avoid pink or rose based tones.
Warm complexions should pick a hair color or highlights to harmonize with their yellow-golden-peach skin undertones. Select from warm or golden tones. For example, golden blonde, honey blonde, auburn, golden brown, warm beige, red-brown, or auburn. Make sure that your new color is within a couple of shades of your natural hair color! Also, pick lighter shades as you get older. For your highlights, choose golden or honey tones or two shades lighter than your hair color. Avoid ash, cool, very dark tones and frosting.
Warm Complexions, your warm complexion color wheel provides you with your best colors to wear for clothing, make up, nail polish, jewelry, and hair coloring! Your warm colors make you look healthier, sexier, younger, and refreshed. Why wear colors that make you look dull, older, tired, or pale when you can always look gorgeous in your best colors?
Colors across from each other on your warm color wheel complement one another and create a pleasing contrast. Colors next to each other blend well together for your best tonal look. Your warm brown neutrals blend well with all your warm colors.
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