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BEST CLEAR WARM soft LOOKS

8/3/2016

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BEST CLEAR WARM soft LOOKS
These outfits have been put together to create a better understanding of how to mix and match colors, contrasts, and materials to get that right look for your appointed group.

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Warm pink, watermelon, bright peach, and a medium saturated orange makes a CLEAR WARM soft glow as it complements their warm and fresh look.

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Deep periwinkle blue and periwinkle purple are great shades on the CLEAR WARM soft.

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Warm pink and salmon is also a great CLEAR WARM soft look. 

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Light grey and ivory are two great light shades for the CLEAR WARM soft, as they are light without being too faded or dirty.

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 A CLEAR WARM looks amazing in colors, and should try to wear them whenever possible. Warm red is an especially stunning color on this type.

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This sub-group may be soft, but color clocking in medium saturated hues, is still a great and fresh look for this clear and warm type.

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Light and bright apple green is an amazingly fresh color on the CLEAR WARM. If you have light eyes, it will make them light up too. Kelly green is another great choice.

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A bronzy kind of gold, not too muted or dirty, but still really warm and golden, is the best metall for a CLEAR WARM soft. The lighter and more yellow shade of gold is also good look, it's a close second. Silver can look really good too, but it's not as amazing as gold. 
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Aqua, mint, and turquoise are super fresh colors on the CLEAR WARM soft. Use golden brown as an alternative to black, for a fresh and soft look.

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Golden yellow looks really great on this particular sub-group, since the CLEAR WARM soft is the warmest of the CLEAR WARMs. Paired with golden brown, it looks radiant, but calm.

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Even navy blue needs to be brighter and more colorful for the CLEAR WARM. Combine with other colors for an extra fresh and rich look.

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Bright peach is the best kind of peach for this group. Especially if you have a tan. Since black and peach can be a little 80's together, it can be a good idea to use brown or grey as a base color instead.

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Even though a golden yellow is the best type of yellow for the CLEAR WARM soft, a lemon yellow is also really fresh and sunny.

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Grey is a great base color for the CLEAR WARM soft. Combine it with a CLEAR WARM color, and it will look really fresh and interesting.

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Again, green is just a really great color on this sub-group. Just make sure it's a fresh kind of green, and if you go earthy, don't go too faded.

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A medium mint green is always a great look for any CLEAR WARM, and especially the soft. This is definitely a makeup free go too, as it brings out the skin tone in a really fresh way. 
Be careful not to pick the icy mint color, as that is a little too pale for this medium coloring. I usually combine it with warm pink lips or shoes for an extra bright and fresh look.
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Golden yellow looks really great on this particular sub-group, since the CLEAR WARM soft is the warmest of the CLEAR WARMs

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Bright warm green and warm shades of blue, such as turquoise​ and aqua looks really fresh, but still soft.

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Some earthy shades of green can also look really good on this sub-group, but it's important to know the difference between army green, khaki and olive. Army green is great, and olive and khaki is too dirty for this clear group.

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Feel free to color block, or use pattern and prints combining the warmest of the CLEAR WARM colors for a radiant warm look. Keep to the colors in the medium range to not overpower your natural contrast level.

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A medium true blue can look great on this sub-group. Pair it up with fresh colors to make sure the look doesn't become too heavy.

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 Tomato red is a great color on the CLEAR WARM. It's the best type of red for this sub-group, and an excellent way to brighten up a look. 
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Tartan skirt in Wallace Modern courtesy of Scotland Shop 
​(https://www.scotlandshop.com/c-9-tartan-skirts.aspx) 

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Warm pink is a really sweet and fresh color on the CLEAR WARM soft.

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Purple and warm violet are great colors on the CLEAR WARM soft. Just make sure it's the right kind of purple. It has to be warm, clear, and fresh.


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Shy away from blue undertones, anything really muddy and faded, or too deep and dark.

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(Photos in this post are borrowed from HM.COM, Jollychic.com, and a few are random pictures from Tumbler or Pinterest or found on Google. Unknown source.)

4 Comments
Goska
16/1/2017 01:30:00 pm

Whar color of glasses frame would you recommend for clear warm soft?

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20/1/2017 09:58:42 am

Hi, Goska. Any color on the chart would work well, so it depends a little on your personal style. Are you a minimalistic and monochromatic person or do you like colorful and fun better? I would say that a black-brown shade would be better than pitch black ones. The CLEAR WARM can handle black pretty well for being a group that doesn't look their best in black so it's not out of the question, but a black-brown frame will give a softer and warmer look, so that's something to consider. Personally I like the way black-brown or tomato red frames look on this type. It offers a little contrast and pop of color in the soft way the CLEAR WARM soft needs it. Grey frames, clear ones, ivory or cream ones are also really great safe choices as the colors won't clash with your outfit, but other colors from the chart can be really fresh too. I would pick one of the fresh or deeper colors like sunny yellow, tomato red, one of the green or blue, pinks and purples. The least good colors for frames for a CLEAR WARM soft would be silver, the palest and lightest colors or the wildest and brightest ones, as those are the best on the true or the bright. The CLEAR WARM soft, need colors that gives the skin a little contrast, but still has a softness to them so they don't overpower their natural coloring. So, warm colors that are fresh, with a dab of grey/brown or another color in them to calm them down. That's why tomato red and sunny yellow are better than lemon yellow and bright warm red. Again, all the colors on the chart look good on you, but some are your best and that's the colors described. Also, since you are a soft, you don't wan't to wild color combinations either.
In other words, don't pick the brightest aqua colors, or the boldest orange or purple, and beige can be a little too dull as this is the warmes of the CLEAR WARM sub-groups. Last but not least, the peach and apricot shades can go both ways, as it depends on your skin color. If they look too much like your skin, don't use them. You want a little contrast as a CLEAR WARM.

I hope this answered your question.
Xxx, Sun.

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Goska
26/6/2017 01:58:24 am

Thank you very much for your comprehensive answer (sorry I'm doing it so late, I've just missed your reply - what a shame!). I'm a big fan of your blog, it's reallly helpfull and so professional. I'm looking forward to your posts in the new section about face shapes. With love, G.

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2/8/2017 03:33:10 am

You're very welcome. And thank you so much for that lovely feedback, that makes me so happy to hear. I hope you're having a wonderful summer <3.

Xxx, Sun.

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