Find the colors that suit you.
The right colors make skin look clearer and eyes brighter; the wrong ones can make you look tired. A few simple checks get you most of the way there.
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Three quick checks
Find your undertone
In daylight, look at the veins on your wrist: greener suggests warm, bluer suggests cool, a mix suggests neutral.
The gold-and-silver test
Hold gold and silver near your face. If gold flatters, you likely lean warm; if silver does, cool.
Check your contrast
Strong contrast between hair, skin and eyes suits bold colors; soft contrast suits muted ones.
Colors that often work
| Undertone | Often flattering |
|---|---|
| Warm | Camel, olive, rust, coral, warm red, cream, gold |
| Cool | Navy, emerald, berry, true red, icy pastels, pure white, silver |
| Neutral | Most colors in mid-tones — soft white, dusty pink, jade, teal |
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Explore AI Stylist →Frequently asked questions
How do I know if I am warm or cool toned?
Check your wrist veins in daylight (greener = warm, bluer = cool) and see whether gold or silver jewelry flatters you more.
Can I still wear colors outside my palette?
Of course. Wear them away from your face — trousers, skirts, shoes and bags.
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