
Personal ColorMon, 28 Sept 20266 min read
How to find your undertone at home
A mirror, daylight and three simple checks are enough to get a first read on whether your skin leans warm, cool or neutral.
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Trying a color that feels unfamiliar is easier in small steps. Here is how to ease in and know when it works.
A scarf, a top or even a lipstick lets you test a color without committing to a whole outfit. Check it in daylight and ask yourself whether your face looks rested or tired next to it.
If your face looks brighter, the color is doing its job.
Unfamiliar often feels wrong at first. Wear the color a few times before you decide, and notice the compliments, or the lack of them, in different light.
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Personal ColorMon, 28 Sept 20266 min read
A mirror, daylight and three simple checks are enough to get a first read on whether your skin leans warm, cool or neutral.
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WardrobeSat, 12 Sept 20267 min read
Start with a few colors you love wearing, then let every new piece earn its place by working with at least three others.
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