[bksvol-discuss] Re: OT, and color desriptions for what to wear for anyone and tips

  • From: "siss52" <siss52@xxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: <bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Fri, 06 Oct 2006 14:50:39 -0500

Thanks, LLaura Ann,

You explained it very well.  <smile>

Sue S.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: Laura Ann Grymes
To: bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Friday, October 06, 2006 12:49 PM
Subject: [bksvol-discuss] Re: OT, and color desriptions for what to wear for 
anyone and tips


I had my mom handy who helped the actual application if they were blind 
women if sighted they were just being taught techniques and told how to 
apply.
I ask for verbal feedback and also the other ladies at the table would give 
feedback because they were usually a group of women.

I basically taught the techniques.
I also explained about the colors.

No offense taken that was a good question.
Laura Ann
At 11:36 AM 10/6/2006, you wrote:



  Hi Laura,

  I am not disputing your skills, but if you are blind, I am wondering how 
you knew when the women/young ladies you taught to apply makeup did 
something wrong.  For example, getting just a bit more blush on one cheek 
than the other.  I am not trying to start an argument here, but am just 
wondering how you knew if they goofed.  <smile>

  Sue S.

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Laura Ann Grymes
  To: bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  Sent: Friday, October 06, 2006 8:51 AM
  Subject: [bksvol-discuss] OT, and color desriptions for what to wear for 
anyone and tips

  Hi Guys,
  I use to be a color consultant and taught ladies and young ladies how to 
apply makeup and what colors looked best for them.
  I also did color analysis on men and women and helped them know what 
colors looked best.
  I did this about 3 or so years.

  Yes, I am blind but learned what questions to ask and was not fooled by 
hair coloring or areas where other consultants who could see weren't sure.
  IT was fun.

  here is info on color and  what colors look best according to what I 
learned in a nutshell.

  Winter
  Someone with dark hair any brunette, blacck, or medium to dark shade of 
hair in brown or black family.
  Freckles would be chocolate brown in color if you have any.

  You want to wear your colors at least up near your face so you look like 
your healthy, almost have natural blush to cheeks and lips,
  your right colors will lessen appearances of blemishes and imperfections
  If you decide to wear warm colors do it on your feet and lower half of 
your body or away from your face.
  You can wear the same colors as a summer but best to do the vibrant bright 
or darker colors....however  the lighter shades also look ok. Just stay away 
from colors that have yellow or orange in them if you can up near your face.

  your a winter. and cool
  colors to wear
  vibrant bright colors that don't have any yellow or orange undertones
  dark and Bright color to complement your darker shade of hair and either 
your pale light complexion  or dark complexion
  these bright colors will make you look healthy and alive

  Jewelery best Silver tones and Platnum

  nutrals
  Black, chocolate brown, gray, white, taupe with gray shades

  Colors
  you want bright or darker shade colors
  bright Pink, burgendy, maroon, Wine, berry, Plum, Majenta, Hot Pink, 
Bright purple, dark purple, violet, Royal Blue, Navy blue,
  any bright or dark blue shade,
  Emerald green not any  other shade of green,
  Red with blue undertones (never orange undertones)
  Turquoise
  do not wear yellow or gold shades


  Summer- cool
  If you are a blond or have a light shade of brown hair, honey blond, honey 
brown,
  freckles are chocolate brown shade
  If you decide to wear warm colors do it on your feet and lower half of 
your body or away from your face.

  you are a
  Summer Cool
  You look best in cool shades of colors that are lighter in shade than a 
winter.
  You don't want to over power your face with bright colors....you want 
people to see you not the color your wearing.
  You can still wear the darker brighter  shades just know your best colors 
are more powder or pastell light shades of those colors a winter can wear
  If you decide to wear warm colors do it on your feet and lower half of 
your body or away from your face.

  Jewlery colors  silver or platnum

  colors you can wear that are best.
  nutrals Black, Chocolate Brown, Gray, White, taupe wit gray undertones
  light or medium shades of
  pink, blue, rose, mauv, lavander, purple, Turquoise


  Autumn - warm
  You are a red head naturally  with either coppery or red or red orange 
hair.
  freckles are rusty in color

  you look best in vibrant or darker shades of colors.

  Jewelery gold

  colors to wear that are best, however you can wear the lighter shades as 
well but vibrant bright or darker colors are best.
  If you wear cool colors wear them on the bottom half of your body or away 
from your face.

  colors
  nutral colors tan, beige, cream, kakki,

  colors
  gold,  orange, apricot,  rust, kakki, olive, all shades of green, bright 
lime green, orange
  red(never blue red),
  bright yellow, teel, brown, earthy tones that remind you of autumn,
  taracotta, all shades of orange
  Spring
  Strawberry blond hair naturally
  your a red head  but with lighter red hair not as vibrant as an autumn.

  where same colors as an autumn but go for lighter pastells
  this way people will see you not your color
  if you wear cool colors wear them on the bottom half of your body and away 
from your face.

  jewelery gold

  colors nutral kakki, cream, beige, tan

  color to wear
  Yellow, peach, light orange, Aqua, copper, light brown, fawn, light olive, 
light rust, gold, lime,  light shades of green
  light terracotta , appricot,  all the autumn colors just in lighter 
shades.


  above are just guidelines to help you pick out colors you will look great 
in and can give you words to use when asking for help picking out colors in 
a store.

  hope this helps.
  I also learned about what types of clothing to wear that most flatter 
certain body types.

  Maybe more later.
  Have a good day all.
  laura Ann 

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