She regularly tests and analyzes nail polishes for efficacy, while working with the industry’s top nail artists to assess new formulas and brands. She’s an authority in all nail categories, but is an expert when it comes to fall nail trends, thanks to many interviews with nail experts. that aim to make getting a manicure quick and easy.īeth Gillette is the beauty editor at Cosmopolitan with four years of experience researching, writing, and editing nail polish and shopping stories that range from Native American makeup brands to the best-selling beauty products on Amazon.
True autumn palette full#
She is also the founder of Tammy Taylor Nails, a full line of nail polish and nail care. Tammy Taylor is a celebrity manicurist and nail expert.She is also the education manager and capability at OPI North America. Galdina Jimenez is a celebrity nail artist based in Oceanside, CA.Lia Smith is a nail artist and the manager of education at OPI North America.Your amethyst ring or bracelet just got a little competition for the prettiest fall accessory. This metallic purple shade from OPI is basically jewelry for your nails. This post/palette has finally helped me figure it out! The deep winter resource you linked is what made it click, I can base my own palette on deep autumn and borrow from deep winter!! I'd be a deep autumn if I were more tanned for sure.Gemstone-inspired nails are a great way to ease into glitter without the messy flecks. Add to that being pale + neutral and it's a recipe for confusion (I love the palettes for autumn/gravitate towards those colours, but then it says I'm not supposed to be super pale or high contrast). Sorry to comment after an entire month, I just found this sub and stumbled across this post and you've just solved one of my biggest questions in terms of colouring - I always fall under the autumn/warm/rich category when I do self-guided quizzes online, but I'm, well, green. Metallics: gold, antique gold, bronze, rose gold, copperĮdit: just realised that my palette I'm rambling about is quite literally the same as yours, hahaha! Just got too excited about this and confused myself hint of green or purple looks way better) Pinks: browny roses, mauvey pinks, copperīlack/grey: as "neutral", not particularly flattering off-grey (e.g. Purples: dusty mauves, burgundy, aubergine Greens: Forest, bottle (if dark), muted olive, khaki or army emerald as statement Orange/reds: Muted pumpkin orange, russet, brick, terracotta, scarlet, carmine as statementīlues: Deep navy blue, classic denim, dusty grey-blues, teal/aquamarine as statement with a tan
I hope this helps/inspires someone else, I created it using the coolor palette website but i had to doctor it a bit as it had a limit of ten colours per palette :)įavourite Colours to wear from each colour family:
For example, rosewood and mauve really suit me for lip makeup my lips have a natural purplish hue to them and pumpkin or brick orange also looks surprisingly natural for a strong colour. I also found this chart in my head useful for makeup. I used to avoid yellows (because yellow = sunshine yellow, right?) but now I enjoy muted, slight orangeish or greenish mustards and creams as my favourite light summery colours.
True autumn palette skin#
One of the things that irks me about colour analysis is that often there are claims that a certain entire colour family can't be worn by a particular skin tone it just isn't true. Included the navy blue as I see it as a universal shade. The three on the right (grey, carmine and black) are too cool and wintery /saturated to be completely flattering on me, especially without makeup, but i wear them quite a lot as "neutrals"(+ statement colour in case of the red). Most of the colours are warm, muted or deep earthy colours that would suit most warm olives I think. , for example the colour 92778A showed up a warm mauve on one screen but looks a cool dusty lavender on this one the F1EFD0 colour is a warm pale cream on one screen and has purple tones on the second) (Disclaimer, I found that different screens I used showed the colours quite differently. I thought maybe other people would find this useful. Hi, I created this colour palette with hex colour codes for myself as a representation of a few of the colour families I find flattering.
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