| Home :: Tips for Enhancing Your Natural Beauty :: Beauty Articles Essential Cosmetics Tips for Enhancing Your Natural Beauty and Personalityby Kolbjørn Borseth of Aromantic Over the years we have researched and developed recipes and techniques for making natural cosmetics. These are harmless to the skin, unlike many commercial products, are cheap to make and do not harm the environment. People who come to our courses or learn from home using our education packs and starter kits have chosen an alternative to shop-bought, mass produced make-up products which are tailor-made to their own unique skin condition. An obvious advantage of making your own cosmetics is also the opportunity it provides you to be creative; to experiment until you find the exact look and feel that you want your skin to have, whatever mood or occasion and whatever your skin-type, colour and physical attributes. This article provides some tips and advice for how to combine colours in your home made cosmetics, so that you are able to control the exact look that you want to achieve. In this article I show how 4 different ‘looks’ or ‘moods’ can be created, these being spring, summer, autumn and winter. You can experiment with each of these and develop an almost infinite and subtle range of effects within each of these basic ‘moods’. You may identify yourself as being best suited to one of these looks or choose to change your make-up depending upon the occasion or your mood, for example by switching between spring and summer. Choose as a basic colour two colours which suit you well. Mix these two in different ratios so you end up with several examples of the different tones you can make. Mix these with black to darken the tones or silky white or mother of pearl white or titanium dioxide to lighten the tones. This way you can create many different colours using the same basic colours without having to buy more than four of these. Mix small quantities at a time and test on the skin as it is not always possible to see from the powder how it will look on the skin. Spring Warm, light, clear, pastel, gold. Use silky white in colour mixtures to make them more pastel-like. Add a little warm yellow to make them warmer. Summer Grey colours, often ruddy, purple and blue. Grey colours can be created by starting with the 'Winter' colours and then adding a touch of light grey (light grey = white + a touch of black). Autumn Warm, deep, intense, earthy, golden colours. Use a touch of silky black or dark brown to tone down colours. Mix with gold or orange-yellow to make colours warmer. Winter Strong, clean, intense colours, silver, black, white, bright red tinged with blue, bright blue tinged with red. Colours for Lipstick, Rouge and Lip PencilsSpring - Silky white, gold, bronze, salmon pink/coral, copper, sienna red, yellow ochre, light orange, silky black Summer - All the whites, pearly pink, violet, purple, bordeaux red, lilac, bright red, both blacks, silver Autumn - Silky white, gold, bronze, copper red, sienna red, brown, yellow ochre, orange, silky black Winter - All the whites, bordeaux red, purple, pearly pink, lilac blue, bright red, both blacks, silver Colours for Eye-Shadow, Eye Liner and Eye-PencilsSpring - Silky white, sky blue, turquoise blue, turquoise green, pearly green, pigeon blue, gold, bronze, violet, silky black Summer - All the whites, violet, lilac blue, duck egg blue, pearly green, sky blue, turquoise green, violet, silver, both blacks Autumn - Silky white, bronze, copper, turquoise green, olive green, brown, gold, peacock blue, purple, silky black Winter - All the whites, silver, pigeon blue, sky blue, purple, turquoise blue, peacock blue, violet, ultramarine blue, lilac blue, both blacks.
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