"Seen charitably, this is sort of like Myers-Briggs personality-type indicators" - so, completely made up by people with no actual qualifications who saw a way to make money. Seems right.
My grandma, when I was 13 years old, told me I should only wear brown mascara (never black) because I'm a pale, befreckled redhead.
She may have been correct aesthetically about this color choice, but she didn't seem to consider the joy and creative discovery of *breaking* rules for what is most aesthetically appealing.
There's a time and a place for rule-breaking, color related and otherwise. But I'm skeptical of advice that goes to the extreme: telling me to "always" or "never" do something. Natural fibers, color, drinking, you name it. This has really helped my explore what makes me feel personally fulfilled and whole.
On that note: should I paint my car pastel yellow & tan brown?
I’ve gone down the colour analysis road and had to ignore it - apparently I am not supposed to wear black. I do put more stock into body type analysis, but this process can also be so contradictory! From Kibbe to the more traditional “fruit” method.
Some women are pears, some are strawberries! Or there’s always the shape method. Triangle, inverted triangle, circle, square, rectangle. Then there’s David Kibbe, who has written a new book. All of these methods contradict one another, just for fun.
"Seen charitably, this is sort of like Myers-Briggs personality-type indicators" - so, completely made up by people with no actual qualifications who saw a way to make money. Seems right.
My grandma, when I was 13 years old, told me I should only wear brown mascara (never black) because I'm a pale, befreckled redhead.
She may have been correct aesthetically about this color choice, but she didn't seem to consider the joy and creative discovery of *breaking* rules for what is most aesthetically appealing.
There's a time and a place for rule-breaking, color related and otherwise. But I'm skeptical of advice that goes to the extreme: telling me to "always" or "never" do something. Natural fibers, color, drinking, you name it. This has really helped my explore what makes me feel personally fulfilled and whole.
On that note: should I paint my car pastel yellow & tan brown?
Isn’t it just figuring out your skins undertones?
I’ve gone down the colour analysis road and had to ignore it - apparently I am not supposed to wear black. I do put more stock into body type analysis, but this process can also be so contradictory! From Kibbe to the more traditional “fruit” method.
Oh goodness what’s the fruit method?!
Some women are pears, some are strawberries! Or there’s always the shape method. Triangle, inverted triangle, circle, square, rectangle. Then there’s David Kibbe, who has written a new book. All of these methods contradict one another, just for fun.