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@elliejeanroyden
Жыл бұрын
@@terken8454 don’t watch the video then
@sabreen1063
Жыл бұрын
@@terken8454 You need to work on yourself and think about why you feel the need to leave rude and aggressive comments under strangers' videos. There's a difference between constructive feedback, and just being negative. Also, nobody is forcing anyone to buy her services, and people have the right to charge for their expertise and the time they've spent understanding an area. If you knew anything about Ellie-Jean's business, you'd have noticed that she also provides more affordable alternatives, like her e-resources, as well as a ton of free information in her content.
@Myacckt
Жыл бұрын
Your romantic colour imo doesn't refer to a cultural convention 'red is romance' rather it points at your arousal colour (and that's the reason why red is seen as a 'romantic' colour too). Your romantic colour is your orgasmic / flushed colour.
@amykitia
Жыл бұрын
@@terken8454 It doesn't bother me.
@evaxenogiannaki1177
Жыл бұрын
@@elliejeanroyden i am between autumn and winter. How can i find out what i am??? Is there any other tip or way???
@sierraking3171
Жыл бұрын
I think a lot of people are taking this, too literally. I’m a black woman and this is super easy to understand (maybe also because I’m an artist and I use color therapy to help with pstd and depression so I’ve delved into the complexities of color as well (shade, tone, depth) and this is so much more than what Ellie can explain in one video. As a black woman who followed this method, I was able to find that I don’t need to literally take the shades of my skin or features (which will always give me the darker category because I am a woman of color) and transfer those exactly into colors. For example in the video Ellie’s veins are not purple but her color is lavender because of the way it looks up against those feature or enhances them. My eyes, hair, and skin are all browns. My eyes however have the tiniest gold flecks when I stand in the sunlight which led me to pick golden champagne color that makes my skin also look naturally glowy. My veins (the parts I can see) are like a dark forest green or sea green and so I picked a dark teal color to play off of that. Nowhere am I literally gold, teal, and purple, but those are the colors I was able to see played the best off my features and give myself the option of using the gold in the place of a stark white if I want to spice the white up a bit. What women of color need to look at are the undertones of a lot of things, because even though I’m dark, my undertones are yellow, and so, as long as I have some thing with a yellow or warm undertone, typically I’m in a safe area with colors and my mom has yellow in her undertones too and she wears the last to darkest shade of Fenty if that helps anyone too, but her version of white is rose gold since it plays off her skins natural tone and highlights. I hope this helps! Love your channel Ellie! ❤
@palomapardo1744
Жыл бұрын
Thank you for your insights! What would you recomend for an olive skin tone?
@sierraking3171
Жыл бұрын
@@palomapardo1744 what me and my mom and sis have always done is press a finger against our palm or wrist and it happens super quick but it’s the color your skin is when you let go - but before it turns red from the blood flow returning to the area. Mine is like a pale yellow almost butter or white wine color so that’s why I chose the shade of champagne I did, my moms skin turned a pale berry or coral color so she picked rose gold! My litter sister is a bit more of light olive tone and she picked like a dark pearl shade like Ellie but the sheen still gives it a champagne look like mine - I hope that helps!
@sierraking3171
Жыл бұрын
@@palomapardo1744 also we aren’t using cotton or like a casual tee either since this is the idea of outfit elevation my sister and I chose silk and my mom did a thin stretchy long sleeve with a shimmery thread through it in that rose gold color but the shirt is light mauve I think, so also that could be it too bc a off white plain casual t shirt could be bringing the look down rather than taking it up a level?
@preciousmatlapeng9497
Жыл бұрын
What about the white version and romantic colour, how do you choose those
@sarahnelson8836
Жыл бұрын
See for me I’m so neutral it hurts and so I kind of need to know the lighting to know how things are going to look…
@zellalaing5439
Жыл бұрын
This has become THAT channel for me that I immediately click regardless of topic asap.
@elliejeanroyden
Жыл бұрын
This is my favourite comment of the day!
@misshell2223
Жыл бұрын
I kno right🥰 I immediately grab my lil notebook & plop down in my comfy chair!
@dras7759
Жыл бұрын
SAME HAHA
@Sirencourt
Жыл бұрын
Same!
@andreaskaliks8664
Жыл бұрын
Same!! I have the notification’s on, and because of the time difference (I’m in TX) I wake up to new videos. Love it!
@yonz4099
Жыл бұрын
1. Essence colour - your version of White - closest to your skin colour. Suggests to get: lampshade, yoga clothes, at home clothes, business card, bedroom in the colour. Symbolises being open and intimacy, like being "naked". 2. Romantic colour - your version of red - ears when too hot or fleshy parts on palms. Suggests to get: gift wrapping, painting, desk flowers, lingerie or nightgown, jewellery, tablecloth in the colour. Symbolises sensuality. 3. Dramatic colour - cool colour - darkest colour of your veins. Suggests getting: eyeshadow, scarf, door entrance, goblet, wellie boots in the colour. Symbolises authority. 4. Energy colour - formal calmness - darkest part of Iris. Doesn't give recommendations on what to have in this colour. 5. Tranquil colour - casual wear - lightest part of Iris. Suggests getting: cashmere throw, candle, bathroom, swimsuit, hairbrush, hand mirror, plant. 6. First base - your version of black - outer colour of eye. 7. Second base - your version of brown - darkest part of hair. 8. Third base - your version of khaki - lightest part of hair.
@lacioftheland5627
Жыл бұрын
Thank you for this. I was going to go through and write it all down but now I don't have to. Thank you 😊
@lilycottam5507
Жыл бұрын
Thank you!!
@veronicamaine3813
Жыл бұрын
Yeah this is all little too woo woo for me, but if it works for you, go for it.
@thebirdsnextdoor
9 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for taking and sharing your thorough notes! I intended to do this while rewatching the video, but you saved me the time, while also showed me how to take great notes! Bless you!
@elliejeanroyden
Жыл бұрын
An idea I’ve had reading the comments is if you don’t want to be so literal as taking colours inspired directly from your features, you could use a similar approach of using the 12 colour seasons and picking tones from your light/bright/soft (etc) winter/spring/summer/autumn palette to represent your essence/romantic/tranquil/dramatic colours etc based on the situations I talk about in this video!
@emlaminack
Жыл бұрын
Yes as a dark winter with uniformly brown hair and brown eyes, I would never wear brown as an "energy" or "tranquil" color... I would much rather go to blues in those situations.
@Shinibo
Жыл бұрын
When David Zyla creates a palette for a client he usually picks the colors that are reflected from the hair, eyes and skin, which at the same time will make you glow. For example a client might have dark brown hair, but he might pick dark purple as a 2nd base instead of brown, because he sees a purple cast to the hair, or perhaps brown wouldn’t be flattering in the same way, but wearing a dark purple might still connect to the hair and make the skin glow. So to find your best colors, he recommends to look closely at your coloring and be open to not pick the obvious choice, but rather the most flattering choice, which still connects to your coloring and brings it forward. I hope this helps!
@sallaklemetti9437
Жыл бұрын
@@Shinibo Yes! I have ashy brown hair that can get more brassy in the sun and he gave me raisin and very purpley plum as 2nd base and then very warm russets as 3rd base. With eyes he went little more literal, but even those are enhanced versions from the actual greens of my eyes.
@danielleheyns7033
Жыл бұрын
@@Shinibo Yes - that is a very important part of his work that gets lost in translation.
@naolucillerandom5280
Жыл бұрын
That was the first thing I thought! To go check in the general seasonal pallette for something similar that feels nice.
@KyliaSkydancer
Жыл бұрын
Did anyone else think, "Wow, that's a lot of brown." As a brown girl with brown hair and brown eyes, I feel like this would end up so monotone on me. Or on most non-white people, really.
@lianalobinha
Жыл бұрын
So true
@Progamerjay100
Жыл бұрын
Same.
@redmaple1982
10 ай бұрын
So I went on a bit of a zyler deep dive he has his own YT channel. He has a series of videos where he breaks down how he finds the colors and he always shows an examaple on both a light and dark skinned person (note these are segements in the begining of each video). He describes brown as a combination of many colors so often times the lighter colors in your hair and eyes will be greens blues, purples, and reds.
@ikrambenzoubara6409
10 ай бұрын
Exactly
@chryselene
9 ай бұрын
I did at first, and then I learned I was doing it wrong. Knowing my color season actually helped me figure out.
@aishwaryasankhe6018
Жыл бұрын
i love the idea of having an essence colour being our version of white, but as a woc with a fair medium-olive skintone, the colour wouldn't be white at all. im wondering how it could be adapted for poc who have a deep-darker skintone 💛
@elliejeanroyden
Жыл бұрын
But this is the point, its not literally a shade of white it’s what you would wear INSTEAD of white, so if you have a darker skin tone a dark colour that represents your skin tone would be a much better for you for scenarios where the standard is white!
@byeblckbirdxx
Жыл бұрын
@@elliejeanroyden From one white woman to another, we need to pause and be critical of systems that set whiteness and white beauty standards as the default.
@gracemaple1060
Жыл бұрын
I mean, even with her the white she is wearing looks more like the highlights of her skin than a color close to her skin. People with dark skin tones can get really bright white highlights. Maybe that would be a better way to think of a white for you? It doesn't make sense to me anyway that your version of white would be a nude color... So, your white is what white light looks like when it reflects off your skin, maybe. Not sure how I feel about this system in general though. For example, no one is going to have bright red fingertips, so no one can wear bright red?
@nataliebutler
Жыл бұрын
@@byeblckbirdxxdon't confuse the colour white, with white as a race. Obviously no one literally has white skin. This is about an alternative to white as a neutral colour. Black is also considered a neutral colour. Again, this is totally unrelated to race.
@byeblckbirdxx
Жыл бұрын
@@nataliebutler hi! I’m not confusing anything. Other WOC in this comment section point out that these color systems fail to adequately address the multidimensionality of their skin. It’s not our job to dismiss their concerns. It’s our job to listen and think critically about those systems
@JosefineMausefrosch-jz5if
9 сағат бұрын
To me this is the most helpful video finding my own colors and colorpalette I've watched yet - and it's been a lot. Thanks for that. So grateful I found your channel!
@nancycompier
Жыл бұрын
I’ve been reading his book as well and I found it easy to find my essence, romantic and dramatic colors but as someone with naturally brown-black hair and extremely dark eyes, I’m struggling with the neutral bases and the energy and tranquility colors. The lightest color in my eyes is maybe a mahogany, which is darker than any of the suggested colors he mentions in his book. I also have cool undertones and wearing brown certainly doesn’t calm or energize me-in fact I look horrible in it as a dark winter 😂 I’ve been looking for more Zyla content on people with dark features but haven’t had luck yet.
@curlyglasses2357
Жыл бұрын
Similar problems for me as well as a person with Southeast Asian features. I was typed as a cool winter/ cool summer which means any colour in the yellow family is not my strongest however I happen to be 50 shades of brown everywhere so this system will likely make me choose a lot of browns as my colours and make me look less contrasted. Contrast is very necessary for me I feel.
@lauragoreni3020
Жыл бұрын
I mean, all these theories are scientific, they're more like suggestions! Take what works for you 😊
@curlyglasses2357
Жыл бұрын
@Laura Goreni absolutely. I find it so fun to think about what impacts colors have on us ahaha
@nancycompier
Жыл бұрын
@@curlyglasses2357 me too! I have lighter skin, especially compared to my eyes so my features get lost unless I have contrast!
@justnotdone
Жыл бұрын
Same here. My first thought was oh no, I don‘t want a brown bathroom 😂
@brrrly77
Жыл бұрын
This is definitely an interesting concept and I’m going to explore my colors based on this system. However, my skin, hair, and eyes are all shades of dark brown and I prefer more color and variety in my wardrobe. I do think it would be good for finding my best neutrals though.
@Diniecita
Жыл бұрын
I thought about that as well. What about someone with honey colored skin, chestnut hair with medium brown eyes? I would love to see this system worked on many different people.
@itsnemosoul8398
Жыл бұрын
@belén 🦋 I don't really agree with this. The concept is very close to color theory. No matter how deep your coloring you can still be warm or cool, light or deep in comparison to people who share similar features. Warm and deeper types tend to look really calm in neutrals and sensual in warm bright reds whereas cool and pale people tend to look more roses as opposed to red. A deep brown can beautifully be combined with lighter nude colors and the vein color of a warm/dark skinned person is probably a deep green. Increase the brightness and you will look more playful as it contrasts your deep skin color. To me as a soft summer I have a lot of gray in my features. As soon as I add white or black I look edgy/contrasted. If I add blue I look grounded/calm/most like me and grey is my true neutral. This will be similar to a darker soft summer but they might look better in darker shades of the same color which might look a bit too harsh on me.
@mmm2121
Жыл бұрын
@belén 🦋 i was upset at first tbh, but then i discovered the shades of brown I found were so perfect on me, it kinda changed my opinion on brown colors tbh
@mmm2121
Жыл бұрын
@belén 🦋 both my first and second base are black haha, and it makes sense since my wardrobe is full of black pieces
@songbanana8
Жыл бұрын
I like the idea of this system but I think it needs beta testing on more people. Many people will end up with beige, olive, black, brown. Actually only pale people with blue or green eyes will get other colors! Also the audacity to suggest that women aren’t getting promoted because they’re not wearing the right colors… Men wear the same exact clothes every day and get promoted… colors are fun but they’re not only for women!
@rebecsssrebecsss6739
Жыл бұрын
Really nice video! Just a question: I understand the general consensus that the color seasons and this color theory can be applied to everyone, however I feel like the dimensionality of POCs aren’t really considered, it feels more like nowadays we’re trying to fit POCs into color and season theory. For example a lot of POCs will have dark hair, dark eyes, our veins are more greenish, etc. and we all become winter or autumns. It would be nice to see more content about color theory and such, but maybe focusing more on how to discern it for people of color, as there isn’t as much content on that.
@LyubomiraGerova97
Жыл бұрын
I suggest the Merriam Style channel for a better approach to color analysis, and it is even simpler than the 12 color seasons!
@rebecsssrebecsss6739
Жыл бұрын
@@LyubomiraGerova97 thank you!
@rebecsssrebecsss6739
Жыл бұрын
@@thechronicreative thank you I will check it out!
@nancycompier
Жыл бұрын
Agreed! There isn’t enough content on how people of color could be more seasons in color theory instead of just autumn and winter. I’ve watched some tiktok videos on Korean color analysis and they show how someone with dark hair and eyes could be any of the seasons!
@lindseyblust3953
Жыл бұрын
I always thought I was a winter or autumn… but I picked peach/coral for my romantic color and now I’m super confused
@pouchika5672
Жыл бұрын
Good luck to us dark skin people with dark eyes, dark hair and eyebrows lol 😂
@MissChiqui931
Жыл бұрын
I have brown eyes and brown hair. I like them that way, but I was a little bummed that according to this theory I have to wear... Brown. And brown. Maybe copper. I don't really like to dress in brown. I am soooo brown myself that I feel I'd be washed out in brown. 😢
@port-pharillon
Жыл бұрын
I don't agree with this total Brown look result : i think we should not only see the color Brown but think the version of Brown in the palette of dark or black, in thé palette of green, on the palette of each color. More a question of sensation or sensitive thing than a rigide way of choice. (Sorry for my poor english )
@indiajohnson4149
Жыл бұрын
Could you do this for black people using celebrities or just POC I think it's hard to apply
@aurigavega
Жыл бұрын
I'll give this one a pass. No offense to Ellie Jean though, she gave a really good explanation of it. But since this system is based on taking colors of our features quite literally, as a WOC everything just becomes a variation of nude-brown-black 😂 But since I'm also a clear winter, these colors aren't even the best for me at all
@port-pharillon
Жыл бұрын
I don't think so : to help me for distinguish colors, tones, etc, i often use my camera ans take pictures with black ans white, late, vintage, white balance or others options. It's give to me some new color palettes and a lot of informations on my colors.
@aurigavega
Жыл бұрын
@@port-pharillon that's a good point, black and white pictures can give us a lot of insights too. If it helps you that's great. But again, personally it's not for me since I'm a bright winter so these colors don't work for me to create those effects
@port-pharillon
Жыл бұрын
@@aurigavega i'm dark winter and it's very difficult for the third base... Khaki... Ahaha ! Army kaki and medium Brown are like a personnal star Wars. But it's so nice on other people. Mabe This third base is our secret weapon : the most difficult to find, the most inexpected, but the little-i-don't-know-what who make the great difference. I think for me is a sort of camel-cinnamon on a silk-satin fabric or quality cotton (not wool or linen!). The only warm color i have keep in my wardrobe because ... It works for me in any circonstance !
@AboutBritney
Жыл бұрын
This was fun but I wouldn't take the system too seriously. The color I get on my palms is a light pink color, I'll continue to wear red lol.
@elliejeanroyden
Жыл бұрын
Of course you’ve got to wear what makes you feel confident!
@loosilu
4 ай бұрын
I think the best red of your season is meant to be the red base of your skin tone!
@himekoaikawa8718
Жыл бұрын
Interesting theory but like many of the other comments have pointed out it doesn't work for PoC. Being of asian descent myself, I would end up with many near identical shades of dark brown since my eyes are dark brown (with very little variation in colour so it's not much use picking the lightest and darkest parts), same thing with my hair, its all very dark brown with no variation save for the ends which have been slightly sun bleached. Even so, the difference is minimal. So that leaves me stuff with very close shades of dark brown for nearly all occasions. Ultimately, I don't think this theory is very inclusive since it doesn't seem to work for a good chunk of people including myself but great if it works for you.
@macydiy9697
Жыл бұрын
I have majority of brown shades, but if you look you can find very different shades and you can use those to finals other colors aswell, I'd you find out what season you are, you can find a lot of other colors in that season that should work! You might have more orange than you realize or red ect!! ❤
@julianner.cassetta7300
7 ай бұрын
For those who are critiquing Zyla's method for lack of inclusivity, I found it helpful to think of colors this way (I have dark brown hair and eyes and medium olive skin): Brown is not really a 'pure' color, it is a blend of pigments that is usually based around red or yellow. So a cool brown might be red + blue = purple, or yellow + blue = green. A warmer brown could be red, orange, or yellow. It's up to you to determine the amount of red, yellow, and blue pigments that make up your coloring's "brown" and then translate those into colors that flatter you. And as others have said, also check out what colors are reflected from your features! With neutral-cool undertones, I found that my energy color is a deep olive, that my 2nd base can range from eggplant to maroon, and that my 3rd base can be either wheat or silver. All by looking deeper than a simple "brown"!
@thechronicreative
Жыл бұрын
This is very interesting but maybe not for me. It gives very boring results as a black woman compared to my personality. But maybe that is the point. How to communicate natural things about yourself using colour.Thank you for explaining it so well, even if the results are bland. Here is what I mean... My version of white = light chocolate or dark beige romantic colour = dark pink dramatic colour= teal green energy colour= dark brown tranquil colour=deep brown base colour = deep navy my version of brown due to hair colour=black?? lightest colour of hair=black? Total= Winter?
@AR-sz5lm
Жыл бұрын
Many of these suggestions are pretty challenging for people with exceptionally deep brown eyes.
@theshadeee
Жыл бұрын
I love your channel and it has some helpful tip if you look for them. Though, most of it as a whole is only works for a white demographic. Try looking for some inspiration for videos from books that are written by poc.
@aizarose9226
Жыл бұрын
Anybody else not have any red on their hands😭
@rayv5417
Жыл бұрын
Finally someone covering Zyla. He is so hard for me to understand but I feel like there is gold there.
@Beading_Kate
Жыл бұрын
I feel as if this color analysis suggested by Zyla is great at toning down and softening the personal base colors. Cream white or off-white instead of true white; deep grey or navy blue instead of true black… It has sense, because for many people (except maybe winters who have that contrast naturally) true white and black would not be their base colours, but could feel almost intimidating. I suggest that true white and black are treated similarly as the other bright colours. I mean that people certainly can wear white or black, but rather think of them as if they were bright red or hot pink or neon yellow or electric blue, for example.
@enhequestrian4169
Жыл бұрын
I really liked this video and found it very easy to understand! The author of the book does sound like he genuinely has a passion for colors as he suggested color examples in a way I had not thought or heard of. I will say this, though: it is very lacking for people with darker skin. I tried to follow and pick my colors using his method, as you said, and I got various shades of brown, one shade of a dusty berry red, and like 1-2 shades of black. Which honestly is so limiting when there is a whole range of colors! Honestly, it made it harder to find my colors than the color season method did. It was definitely a unique and interesting perspective, but I'm afraid it was not really helpful if you have darker skin.
@TheKarebear666
Жыл бұрын
Does your hair have different tones in the sun? Like more of a natural chestnut or reddish tone in the sun? Because my hair is super dark/almost black but I have rich chestnut and red highlights in direct sun. But the lack of clarification for darker skin tones is an issue.
@owatinay
Жыл бұрын
It's only because you just see "black and brown" that you think it's limited. But this system isn't that literalistic. He pulls out the colours that make up the brown or black (both colours that are made up of other colours) and it works just as well on POC. Sometimes he chooses VERY surprising colours.
@enhequestrian4169
Жыл бұрын
@TheKarebear666 My hair is like a Black/Brown color. It looks black when it is wet or freshly done, but it's really just a very, very dark brown. Surprisingly, my hair color doesn't change in the sun. I don't think it has even gotten sunbleached before either. My hair doesn't really help me out much as far as extra colors goes. 😄 I've even tried highlights before, but they make me either look old or odd.
@danielleheyns7033
Жыл бұрын
Go and have a squiz a this channel - he types women of colour there and he never picks black and brown for anything that isn't 'your version of black / brown'.
@naolucillerandom5280
Жыл бұрын
@@TheKarebear666 Yeah! My hair used to get copper highlights in the sun, but now I think it's more of a gold color ^^
@quenepacrossing4675
Жыл бұрын
Based on this i basically should only wear different shades of brown :/ i dont think this is for everyone but great lighting, you look good
@martinabevi
Жыл бұрын
Hi, I loved the theory… it seems much more easy to understand that the regular seasonal method. I think seasons are not covering WOC. Another thought, most WOC (especially darker) would have a very dark, almost monochrome palette?
@kitty_s23456
Жыл бұрын
Hi, I agree. For WOC, it would be mainly different versions of brown (and maybe black). As a WOC too, I think the essence/ base & romantic colors are OK but for the others, I'll stick to my seasonal palette since I don't want my colors to be just shades of brown.
@danielleheyns7033
Жыл бұрын
If you go on his channel or Pinterest, you'll see he types WOC and this is never the case. That's the trickier part of Zyla - a lot of it is colour that harmonises with, say, your eyes, rather than their exact colour. He never gives black or brown as a colour for your energy or tranquil colours, for instance. Such a tricky system, but super worth it once you figure it out! It also helps to look at his archetype boards and try colours from there. I'd never have said, for instance, that my eyes had yellow in them, but corn yellow harmonises beautifully with my eyes, hence it's my tranquility colour. I figured this out by looking at his videos and Pinterest boards. He swatch thing was way too confusing 😂 Hope this helps!
@romysv
Жыл бұрын
@@danielleheyns7033 ohhh so not what this girl si saying then!! I too came to look for this sort of comment since my ahri and eyes are brown and my skin in yellowish. It all felt so boring lol too much beige
@anouschkatsk1
Жыл бұрын
Omg i love this❤❤❤💗 1:22 Skin tone Essence, vulnerable off white -peach - rose pink 2:40 Fingertips inside hands Romantic, date, energetic cherry- rose pink- peach 4:50 Darkest colour veins Dramatic, job interview iris - aqua 5:58 Darkest colour eye Energetic, confident dark steel blue-robin egg 7:12 Lightest colour eye Tranquil, relaxing, spa light seafoam, light sand 8:40 Ring around iris - 1 nude colour Formal, powerful, professionell Prussian- Denim- navy blue- charcoal 9:21 Darkest colour hair- 2nd nude warm climate work Maple- Mud 10:03 Lightest colour hair - 3rd nude Playful light yellow- buttermilk ❤
@shalini_sevani
Жыл бұрын
I have dark eyes and dark hair, so this gives me many shades of brown, plus magenta, deep violet and tan. Which is a beautiful color palette for me, but I am used to a lot more variety of bright colors.
@holly_cuperus
Жыл бұрын
I already wear a lot of dark colors which would go in line with this book since I have brown hair, dark brown eyes, and nearly black eyebrows. I do have light skin with pinky undertones. But to be honest, this system isn't one that I am too interested in. It seems like a lot of colors would be off-limits since they are not naturally occurring in the skin and eyes.
@kimholcomb6943
Жыл бұрын
This isn't making any sense to me at all. I like color my season I know that I'm a dark winter and I love those deep dark but intense or clear color. I don't feel like any of this fits me. I love navy blue, black, burgundy red, ruby reds, teal, true reds. Gray, blue gray. And lots of pinks.
@user-xg8qj4nz2h
Жыл бұрын
Its an interesting concept but the suggestions of painting your house certain colours is only going to work for 1 member of the house 😅
@amykitia
Жыл бұрын
I believe that you did this video with the best intention, and I am thankful that you explained that book, then I don't have to read it. I'm happy to learn more about other systems, but this one wasn't for me. I really rather to wear optical white than nude, like in my wedding. I'm kind of yellowy or orangy shade, I have a soft tan the whole year. I also feel better with bright black, bright red and electric blue. I feel that those are more my colours. And I don't find those colours in my features. And know thinking about the people of colour, I know this is not about race, but many of them will wear beautifully an optical white, sand or pearl, and wouldn't want to change them for brown or maybe wouldn't like to paint their room dark brown or whatever shade they are. Maybe I'm wrong, and some of them would love the idea. But it feels like that author wasn't thinking about a wider range of people.
@kelliwalters1728
Жыл бұрын
Yeah, this author seems very unconcerned with deeper skinned people and, to a degree, brown-eyed brunettes generally. How many shades of brown can one tolerate? It sounds incredibly bland in execution.
@BbGun-lw5vi
Жыл бұрын
I completely agree.
@KEKrato
Жыл бұрын
Even for very pale people, my romantic color and my neutral color would be about the same. Going with skin tones simply won't look good on everyone or provide the versatility some people love. Bright, vibrant colors DO look great on a lot of people. This is definitely not for everyone.
@ifetayodavidson-cade5613
Жыл бұрын
@@kelliwalters1728 I really appreciate those in fashion and beauty who can serve the needs of clients of a range of shades, because they are truly experts. Some f&b folks may be popular on social media, but they are only experts in themselves (body shapes, face shapes, etc) and not much beyond that. When I heard an American YTer say she doesn't advise black eyeliner or mascara, I realized that she didn't consider people of color as her viewers and I unsubscribed. After all, most people in the USA and on Earth have dark eyelashes.
@brunettemouse3265
Жыл бұрын
I don't think this theory is saying people of colour couldn't wear white. If white is in your colour season, then no matter what your skin tone is you can wear white very well. I think this theory is just for if you wanted to create different affects, like the one where u wear an almost nude colour will make u feel intimate etc. White won't do that. That doesn't mean u can't wear white, but it will have a different affect.
@Sera_diary
Жыл бұрын
Ma'am, as an Indian, i answered brown,nude ,black and blue for almost all the bases 🤣🤣
@suvarnar8480
Жыл бұрын
I'm an Indian, seems like 3 base colours are perfect black 🙂
@EtrueT7
Жыл бұрын
How do women of colour find their essence colour?
@Frankie.s
Жыл бұрын
I was thinking the same. It must be their version of brown or beige!
@anushadanadamani284
Жыл бұрын
i just mostly got browns as so many of these answers. i don't even look good in it.
@anushadanadamani284
Жыл бұрын
@@Frankie.s but there's a separate section just for that.. and most poc would have the same colour for so many of these sections
@MsLinoi
Жыл бұрын
I love most of this! Although I'm still waiting for a deep dive into colorseasons, because this didn't fully confirm my suspicion. As someone with dark brown hair naturally, finding my 3rd base color was a little tricky. My hair gets a little lighter with sun damage, so I decided to pick the color of my highlights, which is a warm brown that can look copper have reddisch hues... Especially with darker features, we tend to say "it's just brown, or black" but even brown hair or eyes have undertones. We really need to get rid of that mindset, that dark hair, brown eyes or skin are "boring"
@hannahhelton3789
Жыл бұрын
Omg totally agree. I have dark brown hair, that can get kind of reddish auburn highlights if I’m in the sun a lot. But yes, dark brown gets written off ALL the time.
@troubledpineapple5839
Жыл бұрын
I have a question for anyone with a theory about the answer lol: I’m chronically ill, which is making it hard to determine my color season/body type. My skin looks cool and grayish, which led me to soft summer, but I feel I really shine in brighter colors and makeup. Is it possible I’m a winter that just APPEARS more muted because of my sickness? Also I’m underweight, so finding my Kibbe type has been almost impossible. I look like a dramatic, except my facial features and shoulders are all yin… just curious about peoples ideas!
@ashplayssims
Жыл бұрын
I am curious on this color theory, as I have only recently gotten into the 12 color seasons and am a bit obsessed! I do feel like it was noticeable right away in this video that what you are wearing today is really working for you and making you shine
@katherinebaxter6870
Жыл бұрын
Question, could you have two dramatic colors? Some of my veins are more towards midnight blue and the other more prominent veins are turquoise/teal.
@NataliaSteck98
Жыл бұрын
I think so, cause she have pointed to colors in the base and the romantic categories. But I'm having the same doubt, since my veins are lavender and teal
@natalierocheleau1793
Жыл бұрын
My lightest color is brown, and my eyes are almost black not sure how to apply this
@conta6012
Жыл бұрын
This feels like orthorexia meets color theory
@makayla4292
Жыл бұрын
I’m just curious why all of these theories are by men … and mostly focused on women
@sassas4919
Жыл бұрын
Hi Ellie I really enjoyed watching this first video I ever saw of you. But you touch your hair pretty much and it really distracted me from the interesting content
@AngryTheatreMaker
Жыл бұрын
Dark Autumn here! I have to say, the results chime pretty closely with where I sit in the 12-season system. (Essence color: cream. Romantic color: paprika red. Dramatic color: Peacock blue or kingfisher blue. Energy color: Black-brown. Tranquil color: Lichen green. First base: Fir green. Second base: Chocolate brown. Third base: Mahogany or copper.)
@dianafailed8864
Жыл бұрын
You know... most of my colours here turned out to be different shades of black 😅
@JesssL
Жыл бұрын
Same here haha! But I would say that 80% of my wardrobe is black and it's my favourite colour to wear, so I guess that makes sense 😅
@abigailerdelatz
Жыл бұрын
Maybe my favorite video you’ve ever done! Immediately after watching I used the Adobe Capture app to upload pics of myself and identify the hues in my coloring. Such a great way to bring your colors into areas other than fashion too.
@elliejeanroyden
Жыл бұрын
Thank you so much!! I’m so glad you enjoyed!!
@mariesikk
Жыл бұрын
Hmm. 5/8 colors would be shades of dark brown for me. I do not like to wear brown at all 🙈
@lee.gander
Жыл бұрын
I love the theory but it also seems a little ignorant of non-white races for me, since it was written by a white man. As someone with traditionally East Asian colouring, a lot of what he says simply does not apply to me. It'd be lovely to see more POC who could provide personal insights in this field. Still interesting, though.
@MichelleUretsky
Жыл бұрын
This is a theory that applies to a small subset of people. 🙄
@pari09ca
Жыл бұрын
Eyes and hair...all of it was brown for me. And I can barely see my veins past the melanin.
@scarlettcisneros3032
Жыл бұрын
So true. Especially bc I feel like poc with more melanated skin look amazing in bold bright colors but according to this I should be wearing brown... not to say we don't look great in brown
@MichelleUretsky
Жыл бұрын
@@scarlettcisneros3032 absolutely! It ignores what colors are best for whole populations of people based on skin tone. It’s incredibly blind to reality and lacking of acknowledgement of BIPOC persons. She has went back to start expanding the accepted color seasons with information for BIPOC viewers. It’s a major issue in fashion.
@vesselfit2use
Жыл бұрын
I think that people on the internet have forgotten that white people don't need to cater to or make content for people who are not white. White people are allowed to make content for their culture and ethnic group. They don't have to include everyone since their content is about what they know within their ethnic group. White people don't go to black women's channels demanding that black women should be catering to them and giving hair advice for white people etc. You can go find a channel that talks about what you need for your particular ethnic group and skin tones.
@nafisakhalid1749
Жыл бұрын
Is it just me or anyone Ellie seems to not know what she’s talking about? Like the kind of references she makes they seems so off or not there.
@sarahf1296
Жыл бұрын
I'm confused. I thought shell pink was for spring. What is cool shell pink? I can't find it. Also, I thought springs were not supposed to do dusty colors, but it says dusty pink in the spring category. I'm just trying to learn.
@realSimoneCherie
Жыл бұрын
Anytime veins are used for a theory it’s a bit questionable IMO. Interesting stuff though.
@elsacouto209
Жыл бұрын
How darker skin people pinch their find to turn it red? You know it won't turns red, right?
@xxLivexxLovexx4Ever
Жыл бұрын
My eyes are black brown... The rim is black... My hair is black brown.... I feel like all my colours are the same so... Idk what to do lol I'm also a WOC so everything is basically brown or black
@sanneamorsen1841
Жыл бұрын
it makes perfect sense to draw inspiration from one's own traits, but it doesn't seem like the author is inclusive in his consideration. if I had to pick colors from my eyes, hair, lips, skin etc. I would get a wide color palette (pretty standart scandinavian features), I'm not sure that would apply to people with deeper skin, dark hair and dark eyes.
@vikatarina1268
Жыл бұрын
1. Creme white 2. Salmon red 3. Grape blue 4 Army green 5. Mustard yellow 6. Dark Army green 7. Light Brown/ Caramel ashy brown 8. Caramel golden brown = Autumn Was always unsure if I was soft summer, soft autumn or true autumn. Now I can eliminate summer.
@bobchevallier8456
Жыл бұрын
Karen here. Wonderful video, but rewatch to see how often you touch you hair.....far too often. Had too much coffee? Trying to fit too much in the video? Very hyper and anxious way of speaking. Calm down darling. PS you look very pretty in these colors.
@northwoodfalls1403
Жыл бұрын
An interesting concept. I’m intrigued. The ideas gave me a happy sort of feeling in my body. I like the idea of taking colours from your own body and using them to communicate moods/energies. It’s what I like so much about Kibbe - my clothing is best when it’s in harmony with the lines of my body which in turn makes me feel more myself, more IN my body, and more confident and at peace. I don’t know if this will make sense, but just like a lot of older “style” systems basically try to make everyone into a sort of classic type regardless of wether they are or not, not working WITH your lines but rather trying to disguise them, something about the colour seasons has always felt a bit like that, a bit removed from the actual person. This feels to me like “if you want to know what colours suit you best, look at the colours on your own body and harmonize with them.”. Maybe it’s that it seems more intuitive and organic to me. Like, you’re already walking around, living and breathing in your own palette. Hunh. I’m gonna have to let that one marinate in my brain for a bit, but I like it 😊
@LyubomiraGerova97
Жыл бұрын
Your hairstyle and makeup are amazing in this video in particular! Your channel has become one of my favorites very quickly!❤
@elliejeanroyden
Жыл бұрын
Thank you so much!! ♥️
@JediBunny
Жыл бұрын
This is fascinating and feels intuitively sensible! I’m curious, does the natural colour of our lips correlate with any particular theme? I would think that would be a very prominent and telling feature, psychologically speaking!
@elliejeanroyden
Жыл бұрын
I agree , i would definitely use this to contribute to deciding on a romantic colour! Not in the book, just my opinion!
@sorelyanlie2784
Жыл бұрын
I LOVE this! I’ve been trying to figure out my color season for years, but I’m one of the hard to place olive-toned folks, and I’ve been noticing lately that honestly it seems like I’m a different season depending on witch hue I’m trying to find. I’m a HUGE color theory person (I literally wrote a thesis about in college, actually quite similar to this concept although I was applying it to painting rather than style), and I’ve just been thinking that I felt like the colors season concept a little bit missed the point because there are so many colors in each season that no one person ever looks their absolute BEST in every single one. And I really wanted to hone down my BEST colors, being a bit of a minimalist with regard to my wardrobe, it matters to me that every item I wear looks truly harmonious on me. I had already figured out on my own that it seemed like a dark aqua blue-green was really what looked the most dramatic/regal on me without me washing out and now I realize that it is the exact color of my veins, and that a vivid but darker berry-pink brought out all of the more “blushing” or “lip” tones on me, so it makes perfect sense that this would be the most intimate or sensual color on me. I just think this way of looking for your colors makes way more sense that the color season approach.
@sup.2318
Жыл бұрын
I'm Autumn. I don't think anything else fits. I find it interesting how choosing the colors within our features brings harmony, though it's also a bit silly to use these colors to choose a lamp and such lol
@shironerisilk
Жыл бұрын
Yeah,... I really like Ellie-Jean's content (this is not a complaint about her) but Zyla doesn't seem to work for me as a Dark Autumn latina either (or for the other WOC in the comments). And the suggestions were kinda too out there for my taste, too 'energy and vibes' for me, I think I will stick with the slightly more scientific 12 seasons system LOL
@kitty_s23456
Жыл бұрын
@@shironerisilk Yep, me too. As a WOC, it will be 50 shades of brown. Lol. Maybe it will work for the essence, romantic or dramatic colors, but other than that, I'll stick to my autumn palette.
@brandic89
Жыл бұрын
I think it's fun! My mom (God rest her soul) used to decorate our house in her warm Autumn colors, and it made the place feel like a personable home that reflected her so well. I could really feel a difference when I walked into anyone else's place. It just wasn't the same vibe. It's so wonderful the way everyone is unique and can express that in such an authentic way. Also, the colors need not all be shades of brown if you have brown hair and/or eyes. My hair is brown, but Zyla has incredible color vision and brings a theatrical flair to the palette. He saw overtones of a cool shale green in my hair and chose varying levels of that for my casual 2nd base, from an amazing "jack pine" deep bluish green color all the way down to a "morning rush" cool pale green. I love it! Some winters (with black hair) wind up getting a lovely eggplant color (with options of varying shades) as their second base neutral due to these subtle overtones that he can see and that also express (in an effortlessly authentic way) some aspect of the personality as well, usually. Not sure why that almost always works out that way, but the world is wide and fascinating!
@MissRedLu
Жыл бұрын
So I can only dress in shades of brown. Cool 👍
@thebonniewong
Жыл бұрын
How would any of this apply to Asians? We all have brown eyes and black pupils. It can't be the we all have the same neutrals. I know my skin tone is very yellow toned. Wish there can be a video to guide us! 💛
@sundus928
Жыл бұрын
I'm brown too. Yes, I do have a yellow undertone but I'm not Warm toned. How do I know that? Because warm colours completely wash me out and leave my skin looking like a corpse. To understand undertones, you'd need to see how your skin "blushes" or radiates colour. Mine is a raspberry/ dusty rose colour. I also found that out when I wore raspberry coloured shoes. COULD NOT Gasping how naturally glowing my skin looked. So your colours might just be how it reflects , instead of the undertones which are very obvious to see. Hope it helps .
@tiffann9514
Жыл бұрын
I totally did a deep dive on zyla a week or so ago when you posted about this on your Instagram account story!!! 😅 It's such a interesting way of looking at yourself and the colors that empower us. I'm still working on my essence color, that's a little difficult, but i have started wearing my other colors and love the way I feel! ....Funny side note, my dramatic color found in my veins (dark teal) was actually the color I had chosen for my prom dress 10 years ago!😂
@lindsay4215
Жыл бұрын
Are you olive toned by chance?? I'm thinking mine is dusty teal and I'm super olive :)
@nancycompier
Жыл бұрын
@@lindsay4215 I picked dark teal for my dramatic color and I am olive toned!
@sup.2318
Жыл бұрын
Wow! Did you get a new camera set up? It makes you look so much brighter and clear! IT's an awesome upgrade if it is.
@elliejeanroyden
Жыл бұрын
Yes I’ve been working lots on my production the past few weeks! Glad to hear it’s paying off! ☺️☺️☺️
@DarksSPrincesS
Жыл бұрын
This theory it's just so not inclusive. My eyes are the darkest of browns, it looks black, my hair is also black most of these pallette for me would be, like black.
@mayonesasierraleonesa
Жыл бұрын
Me too and its not a problem. It has nothing to do with inclusion, its just the colour you got. The majority of the world have that eye colour
@sundus928
Жыл бұрын
Y'all I'm a Brown girl too with stark black hair, chocolate brown skin and black iris. It's really not difficult to understand undertones. For the longest time, I've been wondering how I would look with dusty Rose colored hair. Found out , my natural hair colour suits me best but the dusty rose might actually be my ESSENCE colour since I feel so ...bright and lively with it. Matte Black colours accentuate my eyes and brown skin. Teal , blue and lavender colours makes my Veins look Alive. Although I have yellow undertones but Soft Spring colours look better.
@rosa9005
Жыл бұрын
I am very confused about the essence color being white, my skin is dark, I dont know what you mean.
@kitty_s23456
Жыл бұрын
Hi. It should have been "your version of nude" not white.
@SparkyBones
Жыл бұрын
I’m a hairstylist and I looooved this creative way to look at color theory!! I know we are talking about it in the context of clothing and style but I feel so inspired by it and figuring out how to translate that into hair!!!
@Alicia_257
Жыл бұрын
Wow the lighting in this video is really good! Also this color theory is quite interesting
@elliejeanroyden
Жыл бұрын
That’s so good to hear because I’ve been working on production value! It’s not perfect yet but I’ll get there ;)
@Alicia_257
Жыл бұрын
@@elliejeanroyden it shows and we notice it 🙌🏼✨
@myusikah
Жыл бұрын
If I had to guess, Zyla is probably the one who took it too literally. It feels like it was not the most inclusive of him to suggest you can find multiple tones in your hair or irises, or that you'd look good in colors that match your flushed skin if there isn't a difference in saturation, and that the colors will match up with what he identifies as your "true" white/black/brown/khaki, etc. Still this was fun~ because I am not White, I found the associations with the colors suggested rather funny. I found my essence color is probably sand or beige Romantic color is somewhere between coral and crimson. (It's hard to get the right saturations when our meat suits are all kinda translucent.) I have two dramatic colors because I have three colors that show up in my veins. These two were a similar level of "dark." I got olive green and like, a cobalt? (I find this funny because we're supposed to have our own shade of khaki down the line.) My energy color is umber (like a cool-neutral brown) My "tranquil" "spa" color is a honey or butterscotch color 😂😂😂 Gotta love how bright yellow is so peaceful~ My first base, or personal shade of "black," was navy blue 😂 while my second base, or personal brown, was like, an ash-brown or walnut. My third base, or personalized khaki was rust (I have like, 2 red hairs that grow on one side of my head 😂😂😂) I think it'll be fun and inspiring to play with these color palettes, especially in my makeup. But i don't think it's worth taking super seriously. What counts for your job or partner is your experience and character, not whether you're decorated in ways that are flattering 100% of the time.
@pituficristiana
Жыл бұрын
watching this as someone with black hair black eyes and brown skin 👁👄👁
@LadyOndyne
Жыл бұрын
I love your videos, you had help me so much❤ But this is not my favourite color theory. For northen caucasians it can mean so many different colours in your palette but... even me (pale as I am) would have such a lack of diversity in my color palette with my dark chocolate eyes and dark chocolate hair. Moreover, I am a winter whose best colors to wear are pure white, ice blue, periwinkle and powder blue; I fade away in dark browns 😢
@tquirkyt7118
6 ай бұрын
✨❤️His book is wonderful and lets you take a cerebral and deep look at color for personal perspective. Thanks‼️✨
@katherinepettus5132
Жыл бұрын
Oh my word, I accidentally painted my whole downstairs in my essence color. That was 3 yrs ago... I had no idea but it is absolutely gorgeous and seems exactly like you're saying. Open, warm, intimate.
@lisahoffman1978
3 ай бұрын
I did the same 20 years ago even before I knew ANYTHING. My favorite thus far
@mahamzahid7846
Жыл бұрын
It’s crazy that my version of black (first base colour) is an espresso brown and my version of brown (second base colour) is black 😅
@yusra7634
Жыл бұрын
As a Muslim woc, I think a few too many people are hearing the words “white” and “colour” and “standards” and freaking out. A white t shirt is standard base of casual clothing, just as a black dress is a go to for party wear. POC wear white all the time, because white is a universal basic colour (such as black though they have different connotations). I don’t think admitting that is harmful to anyone. Colour is colour, and race is race, and I personally don’t think we should be conflating the two. Anyway, according to the theory quotes, (someone else’s theory that Ellie is explaining) “Essence colour is the colour closest to your skin tone” and “essence colour is your version of white”. And Ellie says, so when other people would wear white, that’s when you should wear your essence colour. Now, she obviously doesn’t mean that on your wedding day (if in your culture you wear white) to suddenly turn up wearing brown. Nor is she referring to your race. Ellie is white, but her shirt is not the colour of her ikea furniture. It’s based on the different colours in her face. Undertones also. But you can also see that her shirt isn’t literally the colour of her skin. That can be applied to everyone. The “version of white” is meant to be, I believe referred as to base colour. I think this becomes more obvious when she says your dramatic colour supposed to be your version of blue, is supposed to be the colour of your veins. That doesn’t mean people with green veins can’t apply this theory to themselves. Just that their dramatic colour will be different. I don’t think it’s unlikely that the man who came up with the theory was white and blue veined. Do I think it could be problematic to refer to your own features as the standard. Yes, but i also don’t think that’s a reason to rule this out altogether. I personally prefer the 12 colour seasons theory, but I’m interesting in trying this out.
@jjbowman4653
Жыл бұрын
I find that my hair is odd, dark brown with white throughout. Which it has been since I was 11, think black cat. Every black cat has white hairs. Should I include this to find my colors, or would it lean to extremely the other direction. It’s not a few strands, there are a lot ALL over 😂
@theresaanndiaz3179
Жыл бұрын
My eyes are very dark brown, they have faded with age, when I was young they were so dark that you almost couldn't see the pupil.The same with my hair. Now my hair ranges from bright white to charcoal grey and my eyes are a deep cocoa brown. This sounds like an interesting book.
@madish6203
Жыл бұрын
bro my Asian ass is dying because my power colour and tranquil colour is the same shade of shit brown/black😭
@taylorgayhart9497
Жыл бұрын
“Moonlight green” is the green-ish hue that white turns when in moonlight. Moonlight in general gives a green shift to the light.
@katherinebaxter6870
Жыл бұрын
I love this and I am excited for your next video. This did confirm summer for me! I got a little confused around the colors from the eyes. My eyes are light golden around the pupil and then a fairly solid grey color and then a dark almost black ring. I will have to listen to the video again to see if I can figure it out. It would be amazing to see a diagram with arrows pointing to an example eye. I am excited to play in my closet and look for these colors!
@cream9756
Жыл бұрын
I have the exact same problem!
@katherinebaxter6870
Жыл бұрын
@Citrus that does make sense, thank you!
@heynotizzy7493
Жыл бұрын
When you have brown hair and eyes your palette starts to look like mud 💀
@evagalova
Жыл бұрын
One suggestion, if I may - don't touch your hair and shirt so much! When you do I expect that you would reference them in your video, and when you don't, it is just an unnecessary distraction.
@chongus1497
Жыл бұрын
*Sweats in brunette and browned eyes*
@tinmendez4121
Жыл бұрын
Looking for my energy and tranquil colours as an Asian woman be like... Black black all black 😂
@HeartSong06
Жыл бұрын
I'm confused - how do you find the specific names of your colours? Is there a chart somewhere that I'm missing?
@doctordonnanoble
11 ай бұрын
I had to have a think about how this would apply to POCs and I think I understand it now. It's about colour theory from an artist's perspective. To paint, we need a red, blue, yellow, white, and maybe a black. These colours will allow you to mix everything required for your painting. But of course there are many different types of whites, reds, blues etc. So we need to think of ourselves as the subject of a painting, and find the correct primary colours that will allow us to accurately paint ourselves. We won't be able to easily identify our colours using the methods he outlined, but we can think of it as "what shade of red do I need to mix into my skin tone so that it gives the natural colour of when I blush?" "What colour do I need to add to my black hair so that it reflects the streaks of my hair reflecting the sunlight?"
@dewshine3359
Жыл бұрын
Thankyou, this was really fun! I'll be waiting for that video on archetypes. Lots of love❤
@GhislaineBeauce
Жыл бұрын
I love this approach!! I've just ordered his book too, looking forward to going through it. Having gone through a Theatre Design course, this info should really have been in it! We had fashion history lectures, focusing on women's clothing (a lot of stuff I already knew), but barely any guidance as to how to style and design costumes that work with the actor(s).
@sibusisiwenzimande7917
Жыл бұрын
I have recently started following channels like yours so u can elevate my personal style, can you please add some examples of dark skinned women
@lindsay4215
Жыл бұрын
I'm a neutral olive skin tone so I'm going to have a lot of green and beige lol😅
@YoutubeCommenter1
Жыл бұрын
I wish someone would do actual empirical research on this. If people were shown pictures of different people in outfits, would there be any actual preferences for the ones following all these rules? A lot of the more subjective rules seems mostly made up to be honest
@youcansoften
Жыл бұрын
Yeah is hard for me to imagine you wearing tomato red, maybe cherry red would be better, but not probably your best color. Imo
@swelnel1669
Жыл бұрын
I do wonder what all the husbands think of their wives now painting the house in “their colors” 😂
@housejunky777
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Difficult to identify with dark eyes and hair.
@reabrown9431
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Yeah no, as a red head i can not get away with wearing copper all the time. Orange and tan pants make me look squished/shorter
@jackiea8274
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Me with my brown eyes… not too excited about my energy and calm colors haha
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