http://www.splendicity.com/ebeautydaily/beauty-and-the-color-wheel/ Daily Beauty Tips and Makeup Advice Tue, 24 Nov 2009 03:54:50 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://www.splendicity.com/ebeautydaily/beauty-and-the-color-wheel/comment-page-1/#comment-3153 eBeautyDaily - The Beauty Blog Fri, 21 Sep 2007 13:10:49 +0000 http://www.ebeautydaily.com/2005/07/29/beauty-and-the-color-wheel/#comment-3153 [...] if you don’t know whether you are warm or cool, you can learn a little more about it here on eBeautyDaily - and a really quick way to tell is to look at these two sets above. One of them is going to [...] [...] if you don’t know whether you are warm or cool, you can learn a little more about it here on eBeautyDaily – and a really quick way to tell is to look at these two sets above. One of them is going to [...]

]]> http://www.splendicity.com/ebeautydaily/beauty-and-the-color-wheel/comment-page-1/#comment-259 Nail Tech Secrets » The French Manicure Wed, 21 Dec 2005 05:13:10 +0000 http://www.ebeautydaily.com/2005/07/29/beauty-and-the-color-wheel/#comment-259 [...] Choose your flesh colored polish carefully, taking note of your skin color. If your skin color is warm (you look and feel your best in yellows, oranges, browns, or the lighter shades of these colors) you will want to choose something peach colored. If your skin color is cool (blues, purples, fuchsia, black), you will want a light pink shade.  You have many choices in the white department too. There are whites that are very translucent, and very opaque. There are ivories and snow whites. Generally speaking, if you are a warm skin tone, you will choose an ivory, and a cool skin tone will want a white. If you are more dramatic personality you will want a more opaque white, and if you are more subdued, a more translucent shade will suit you best. Of course, you are free as a bird to choose what you like best!   Just use this as a guide if you have not decided what you like as of yet. Here is a post from eBeautyDaily that talks a little more in depth about colors.  After applying your base coat, you want to apply two coats of flesh colored polish, using the three stroke technique I described earlier. At this point, I will suggest that you let your polish dry for about 10 minutes before you begin with the white.  [...] [...] Choose your flesh colored polish carefully, taking note of your skin color. If your skin color is warm (you look and feel your best in yellows, oranges, browns, or the lighter shades of these colors) you will want to choose something peach colored. If your skin color is cool (blues, purples, fuchsia, black), you will want a light pink shade.  You have many choices in the white department too. There are whites that are very translucent, and very opaque. There are ivories and snow whites. Generally speaking, if you are a warm skin tone, you will choose an ivory, and a cool skin tone will want a white. If you are more dramatic personality you will want a more opaque white, and if you are more subdued, a more translucent shade will suit you best. Of course, you are free as a bird to choose what you like best!   Just use this as a guide if you have not decided what you like as of yet. Here is a post from eBeautyDaily that talks a little more in depth about colors.  After applying your base coat, you want to apply two coats of flesh colored polish, using the three stroke technique I described earlier. At this point, I will suggest that you let your polish dry for about 10 minutes before you begin with the white.  [...]

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