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This article was co-written by Paul Friedman, MD. Paul Friedman is an award-winning and board-certified dermatologist, specializing in laser skin surgery and cosmetic skin surgery. Dr. Friedman is director of the Center for Dermatology & Laser Surgery of Houston, Texas and practices at New York’s Center for Laser Treatment & Skin Surgery. Friedman is an associate clinical professor at the University of Texas School of Medicine, Division of Dermatology, and clinical associate professor of dermatology at Weill Cornell Medical College, Houston Methodist Hospital. He completed his residency in dermatology at New York University School of Medicine, where he served as a principal resident and was twice awarded the prestigious Husik Prize for research in skin surgery. Dr. Friedman completed his PhD at New York’s Center for Laser & Skin Surgery and was the recipient of the Young Investigator’s Writing Competition Award from the American Society of Dermatological Surgeons. Recognized as an industry leader, he has been involved in the development of new laser systems and therapeutic techniques.
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Skin tone, also known as skin tone, is completely different from skin color – which has only 3 color groups (white, tan, and dark). Skin tone does not change whether you are exposed to a lot of sun, or when your skin becomes white in winter and tan in summer. There are 3 different skin tones – cold, hot and neutral. [1] X Research Resources Knowing your skin tone helps a lot – it helps you choose the right lipstick color, find the hair color that makes you stand out the most, and know how to choose the colors of your clothes to make you look real attract.
Steps
Determine skin tone
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Wash your face, then wait 15 minutes. Your skin should be clean and free of makeup, lotions or toners. The skin also needs to rest for about 15 minutes prior to the test, as the skin may become flushed after being rubbed several times while washing the face and it is difficult to see the true skin tone.
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Find a natural light source. Light can make skin look different – skin will appear yellow or green and affect the determination of skin tone. Choosing a sunny spot to find your skin tone will help you avoid misperception.
- Try sitting by the window.
- If you have outdoor seating, go outside.
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See the color of the veins in the wrist. This is a quick way to determine your skin tone if you can clearly see the veins. Place your hand at a natural light source and see what color the veins show. [2] X Research Source
- If veins cannot be classified as green or blue, your skin tone is neutral. When you have honey skin, your skin tone often falls into this group. [3] X Research Sources
- If the veins are green, your skin has a warm tone. [4] X Research Sources
- If your veins are blue or purple, you have a cool skin tone. [5] X Research Sources
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Observe the skin’s response to sunlight. Does your skin tan easily? Is your skin sunburned or freckled? The amount of melanin in your skin affects your skin’s response to sunlight and helps you determine your skin tone. [6] X Trusted Source PubMed Central Go to Source
- If your skin tans easily and rarely burns, you have more melanin and a warm or neutral skin tone. [7] X Trusted Source PubMed Central Go to Source
- If your skin burns easily and doesn’t tan, you have less melanin and have a cooler skin tone. [8] X Trusted Source PubMed Central Go to Source
- Some women with dark skin are not prone to sunburn but still have cool skin tones. Try some more tests to determine your skin tone. [9] X Trusted Source PubMed Central Go to Source
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Hold a blank sheet of paper level with the face. Look in the mirror and see how your skin contrasts when placed next to the white sheet. The skin will be yellow, red, or flushed, or without these colors will look pale.
- If your skin is yellow or pale when placed next to a white sheet of paper, you have a warm skin tone.
- If it looks pink, flushed, or red, you have a cool skin tone.
- If your skin looks pale, you probably have a honey-toned skin with a neutral tone. The brown and golden tones of the skin combine to create this effect. [10] X Research Source You may find that your skin looks like it belongs in the neutral and warm tones group, as your skin tone falls between these two ranges. [11] X Research Source
- If you can’t tell if your skin is yellow, honey, or pink, you have a neutral tone. Skin with neutral tones is suitable for foundation and warm/cold tones. [12] X Research Source
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Use gold foil and foil or metal to find out skin tones. Hold the gold foil in front of you so that it reflects the light onto your skin. Observe if the yellow paper makes the face look pale or pale or makes the skin look fresher. Then try with foil.
- If you look best with gold foil, you have a warm skin tone.
- If the reflection from the foil makes your skin lighter, you have a cool skin tone.
- If you don’t see a difference (both foil and gold foil will make you stand out), you have a neutral skin tone. [13] X Research Source
- If you don’t have gold or foil, try wearing gold and silver jewelry on your wrist, then see which looks better. [14] X Research Source
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Ask a friend to look at the skin behind the ear. If you have acne, redness, or another condition that prevents you from seeing your skin tone, ask a friend to look at the skin behind your ears, as this is a less affected area.
- Have them examine the skin at the edge of the small fold behind the ear.
- If your skin is yellow, you have a warm skin tone.
- If your skin is pink or flushed, you have a cool skin tone.
- If they find it difficult to see, they can keep a white sheet of paper near the skin. This will help them see if the skin is yellow or pink.
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Look at eye color. Eye color can be very important in determining your skin tone. Light-colored eyes like navy and light brown mean you have a cool skin tone, and amber eyes mean you have a warm skin tone.
- For example, blue eyes mean you have a cool skin tone, and brown eyes mean you have a warm skin tone.
Choose lipstick color
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Try a lipstick that is mixed with blue or purple shades if you have cool skin tones. For example, choose a bright red, pink, or burgundy lipstick. Avoid orange tones and colors that are too pale as they will make you look pale. [15] X Research Source
- If you have fair or light skin, you should choose currant red, earth pink or nude (skin color). [16] X Research Source
- If you have tanned or tanned skin, choose a lipstick with a wine-red or cranberry-red tint.
- If you have dark or dark skin, you will choose a ruby red or wine red with a deep metallic tint. [17] X Research Source
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Choose red and orange lipstick if your skin tone is warm. Matching options include coral, pink-orange, and magenta. [18] X Research Sources
- If you have fair or light skin, you will go with bright red lipstick (this color will make your teeth whiter), coral, pale pink or nude orange. [19] X Research Source
- If your skin is tan or tan, choose cherry red, pink, lilac, coral, or purplish pink. Alternatively, you can try adding orange, red-orange, copper-red or brassy colors. [20] X Research Sources
- If you have dark or dark skin, brown, bronze, brass, purple, caramel, plum or wine red tones will suit you. [21] X Research Source
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Try with multiple colors if you have a neutral skin tone. Most lipstick colors look good on neutral skin tones.
- If you have fair skin, you can try to make it stand out by choosing a darker color that contrasts with your skin; choose coral if you have a tan or tan; and purple-pink if you have dark skin. [22] X Research Source
Choose the right blush
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Choose pink if you have cool skin tones. Pink will neutralize blush, red and blue streaks, making the skin more fresh.
- If you have fair skin, choose light pink shades. [23] X Research Sources
- If you have dark skin, you should choose bright pink. [24] X Research Source
- With dark or dark skin, choosing a purple-pink tone is the most appropriate. [25] X Research Source You can also look more radiant with orange-pink tones. [26] X Research Sources
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Choose an orange blush if you have a warm skin tone. Warm, bold colors like the ones usually used in the fall are best for glowing skin.
- If you have fair skin, choose a light pink-orange tone. [27] X Research Source You can also choose copper tones. [28] X Research Sources
- If you have dark or tanned skin, choose apricot, lilac, peach, bronze, or pinkish purple. [29] X Research Sources
- If your skin is dark or tan, choose brick red, raisin, or orange. [30] X Research Source Lotus color is also very suitable for your skin. [31] X Research Source
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Try with multiple colors if you have a neutral skin tone. When you’re lucky to have a neutral skin tone, any shade of blush will work for you. Try multiple tones to find the one you like best.
- If you have fair skin, try pink tones.
- With dark skin, you can try orange-pink shades. [32] X Research Source
- If your skin is dark, choose bold colors. [33] X Research Sources
Choose eyeshadow
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Choose a color that adds warmth to cool skin tones. If you choose cool colors, you will look pale. Instead, add warmth to your natural skin tone without creating much contrast.
- If you have fair skin, you should choose light tones for earth, pink and green colors. [34] X Research Source
- Try pink or pink-orange if you have dark skin. [35] X Research Source
- If you have dark or dark skin, you should choose a light tone such as a gem color that stands out on the skin. [36] X Research Source
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Highlight hot skin tones with bold tones. If you have hot skin tones, brighten your skin with bold colors to bring out your skin tone. [37] X Research Source
- If you have fair skin, choose earth tones and bronze colors will suit you. [38] X Research Source
- Dark skin will stand out with bronze, dark pink and orange pink.
- If you have tan or dark skin, choose deep purple, navy, jade green and russet. [39] X Research Sources
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Try out all the colors in the eyeshadow box if you have a neutral skin tone. Get creative with neutral skin tones as any color will suit your skin tone.
- If you have fair skin, try gem colors, earth tones and metallic tones. [40] X Research Source
- If you have dark skin, you can try bronze, earthy, pink, and orange-pink. [41] X Research Source
- If your skin is dark or dark, try gems with bold undertones. [42] X Research Source
Choose the right outfit
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Choose earth tones and bold colors if you have a warm skin tone. People with warm skin tones should try neutral colors such as beige, cream, coral orange, mustard yellow, ivory, yellow, orange, brown, red-orange, and yellow-green. [43] X Research source .
- Add gold and bronze to your outfit, especially when choosing jewelry.
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Choose navy or lighter colors if you have cool skin tones. People with cool skin tones should choose bright red, navy blue, purple, pink, green, plum, blue, lotus pink and jade green. [44] X Research Source
- Choose silver-colored clothing, and choose silver jewelry.
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Try any color if you have a neutral skin tone. You can choose any color in the warm/cold color group when you have a neutral skin tone. Most colors will suit you.
- You will go with any metallic outfit if you have a neutral skin tone, the same goes for jewelry.
Choose the right hair color
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Choose a yellow tone that matches your skin tone. Blonde hair looks good on people with fair skin, but any skin tone can be dyed blonde if the right tone is chosen.
- Choose a yellow with a cool undertone like platinum or an ivory color if you have cool skin tones.
- Choose warm tones like honey or butterscotch if you have warm skin tones.
- Neutral skin tones can choose any color. [45] X Research Source
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Try with brown tones. Brown hair is suitable for all skin tones and is also easy to choose the right tone.
- Cool skin tones will suit smoky brown hair, especially when highlighted. You can also try chestnut brown.
- Cool skin tones go well with dark browns. Choose chocolate brown or mocha.
- If you have dark skin, you will choose a brown that is darker or lighter than your skin tone, instead of choosing a color that is similar to your skin tone. Cool skin tones will look good with deep black or coffee, while warm skin tones will look fresh with milk coffee or maple brown.
- Neutral skin tones can go with any color. [46] X Research Source
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Stand out with red tones. Any skin tone looks good with red if you choose the right tone. However, fair skin is usually brighter with red tones.
- People with fair skin and cool or neutral skin tones can dye a light red like strawberry yellow.
- White skin with red undertones looks good with deep reds with cool tones like pure red or sepia.
- Hot skin tones also go well with sepia tones, regardless of whether your skin is white, tan or dark.
- If you have brownie skin, it’s best to avoid red as the skin will look pale. [47] X Research Sources
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This article was co-written by Paul Friedman, MD. Paul Friedman is an award-winning and board-certified dermatologist, specializing in laser skin surgery and cosmetic skin surgery. Dr. Friedman is director of the Center for Dermatology & Laser Surgery of Houston, Texas and practices at New York’s Center for Laser Treatment & Skin Surgery. Friedman is an associate clinical professor at the University of Texas School of Medicine, Division of Dermatology, and clinical associate professor of dermatology at Weill Cornell Medical College, Houston Methodist Hospital. He completed his residency in dermatology at New York University School of Medicine, where he served as a principal resident and was twice awarded the prestigious Husik Prize for research in skin surgery. Dr. Friedman completed his PhD at New York’s Center for Laser & Skin Surgery and was the recipient of the Young Investigator’s Writing Competition Award from the American Society of Dermatological Surgeons. Recognized as an industry leader, he has been involved in the development of new laser systems and therapeutic techniques.
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