One woman, two versions. What does each of them communicate? Which one is more present and focused? Which is more confident? Which one knows who she is? No words needed, the pictures speak for themselves. I will leave you with them now. Just look and feel.
Note: This is number 6 in a series. For posts 1-4 of “One woman, two versions” go to 12 Blueprints. For post number 5 visit Colors By Hope.
I love the photo of her on the left. She looks natural, healthy, and youthful. The one on the right she looks harsh, older, and cynical. Not sure which one I am “supposed” to like of her, but that is my personal take. 🙂 I understand her skin looks better on the right, but something is missing for me energetically that is captured on the left and not on the right…So I vote for neither, or somewhere in between.
Red lippie is aging as is the foundation. A stain of the lippie or just blotting it on would be so much more youthful. Eyes are better on the left with maybe just some winged liner and a light shimmer shadow.
Of course she looks better in the picture on the right! Makeup, however, does have the tendency to make us a little more sophisticated and less girly. She is no longer the girl next door, but a a very interesting and pretty woman to look at.
I love your blog! thanks to Google translate I can also read the “Polish only” posts, and I find, there are some true gems of insight about color seasons in there! Thank you for that! I learned a lot!
if I lived closers by, I would love to get my color/style analysis done by you.
To the two picture above: I love the colors you wear in the second picture on you, but I find, something about the makeup ist quite spot on yet. I think a bit more color/structure for your eyebrows could work wonders! I looked at some other Fotos of you, and I often found the eyebrows a little to undefined. A little bit more visible and defined eyebrows would suit you really great, I believe. As a comparison : the pictures of you wearing those gorgeous sunglass is great! ( https://www.instagram.com/p/BkS_76slefS/?utm_source=ig_share_sheet&igshid=1wsk7r64b8kg3) and I think it is due to more structure, that help emphasize the shape of your Face more.
I’m not quite sure about the eyeshadow, but I think, that is mostly due to the fact, that Fotos tend to swallow a lot of makeup color, so what looks good in real life fades on camera and vice versa.
Great comment on the eyebrows, Amke! This is exactly how PCA and PIA are interconnected. It is not only about the colors but also about how you use them to express your unique essence. As a Yang Romantic I need to add some dramatic sharpness to my look and well defined eyebrows do the trick.
My eyebrows and eyelashes are naturally very light. And to be completely honest with you, I have not found my perfect eyebrow product yet. They usually turn too warm or too muted to make sense with my hair color. The search continues…
I am glad that you find my posts helpful. Color analysis requires a face-to-face meeting but style analysis can be done remotely. Please e-mail me for details if you are interested.