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Ugh I wish I could do those color analysis tests but it’s like $400 or more! But wouldn’t it be awesome to be told which colors suit you best, gold or silver jewelry, and even down to hair dye and lip and blush color? A dream
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Anonymous 3d

Idk if I trust those, it’s just down to personal opinion

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Anonymous 3d

it's an insane scam

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Anonymous 3d

i feel like most people can do this themselves by just knowing your undertone right? like i’m cool toned and pale so silver looks better while gold washes me out for example

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Anonymous 2d

Some of it you can do on your own by knowing your vein undertone. But as far as the warm autumn, spring stuff I think it depends on your genetic tones. Most stylists will tell you you’re not a true winter and things like that because you need very cold and pale tones to do that. But I think you can with like if your natural hair has red or blueish hues, your eye color, veins, and things like that

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 3d

I do think that a system is used tho. And u need to be certified in order to do it. And it does make sense, that a certain color season works best with your skin tone. For the slight chance it works I’d lowk wanna know. And maybe I’d be able to see the difference when they do it on me?

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 3d

I mean couldn’t you just learn the system and figure it out yourself for free? I’m assuming it’s mostly just color theory which there are tons of free resources for

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 3d

But if it’s a scam how can u see the difference in which colors look best with each persons skin tone compared to colors that look worse? Also it’s true that some ppl look way better in gold vs silver

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 3d

I mean that’s a lot of work and I’m not trained enough, and it would take a while to get a lot of practice. I would trust someone fully experienced in it more than myself, also just don’t have time and energy to put in that much effort into this and research it lol

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 3d

I mean with that logic u can technically learn anything that u pay to be provided to u? U can learn to be a doctor, so u can diagnose urself? Lots of free resources

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 3d

I don’t think learning basic color theory and going to medical school are comparable haha

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 3d

not to yuck your yum though, if you want to get it done maybe try and save or maybe try getting samples of the different colors at fabric store or something! i just searched how to do it at home and they recommended fabric scraps

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 2d

You can prob find color palette quizzes that are free online that’ll give you at least a small hint at what you are and what colors you should try out

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 2d

I'll tell you whether you look better in gold or silver for a lot less than $400

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