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People generally have warm, cool, or neutral undertones. There are a few different methods you can use to see which type you have, with the most common ones being looking at your veins and your natural hair and eye color and seeing what your skin looks like next to gold or silver jewelry or a white cloth.
Vein, Hair, and Eye Color
One of the most common ways of determining your skin undertones is by looking at the veins on the underside of your forearm in natural sunlight. If they look bluish, then you have a cool skin tone, and if they look more green or yellow then you have warm skin. If they are a mix, or you can't really tell, then you probably have neutral skin. Looking at your natural eye and hair colors can also help you figure out your coloring. Typically, cool people have eyes that are blue, gray, or green and have blond, brown, or black hair with blue, silver, violet and ash undertones. By contrast, warm people usually have amber, hazel, brown, or black eyes with strawberry blond, red, brown, or black hair. Their hair tends to have gold, red, orange, or yellow undertones.
Jewelry
You can also try using jewelry to see whether your skin is warm, cool, or neutral. If you look better wearing silver, white gold and platinum, you probably have cool skin, but if you look better with yellow gold, then you're probably have a warm skin tone. The metal that works with your skin undertones will complement your skin and make you look fresh. If you look equally good with both, then you have a neutral skin tone.
White Cloth
A fourth way of determining skin undertones is to pull your hair back and put a white cloth like a towel or T-shirt around your neck and shoulders. If your face looks blue or pink, you have cool skin. If your face looks yellowish or peachy, you have warm skin. Neutral skinned people normally look greenish next to the white cloth.
Well, I am neutral!! I have rose and golden! In MAC I am NW/NC 20/25(25 when I get tan)
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