ÄKCI: Introductory Course: Part VII, COMPLIMENTARY COMPLEXIONS

Now that we are aware of the array in base colors, including the stationary red and yellow undertones, is there a final component to this study that must be addressed: complimentary complexions. What is COMPLIMENTARY COMPLEXION? It is a set of complexions which match each other in intensity. There are two forms of complimentary complexion. The first, is quite simple:

Sedait Gidey
tmC
Somali

Nyasha Matonhodze
tmC
Zimbabwean

tmC

For those of mixed persons, the undertone will match the intensity of their ideal suitor's base color. Coincidentally, the base color will match the intensity of their ideal suitor's undertone:

Paz de la Huerta
ltLN

Jessica Biel
lLTN

ltN

Second, in my theory are multicultural TWINS handed BINARY COMPLEXIONS. These complexions appear similar to each other, but differ in base color and undertone; matching in reflective coloring. Example:

Tia and Tamara Mowry
mtLMW, mTMW
M

If you were to place their undertones near these two women, an observation would have been made quickly of their skin differences.

lmW

tmW

[EPILOGUE: I do prefer (when it comes to twins) that the classifying of colors be solely of visible perception for easy classifications. THERE LACKS A MATHEMATICAL EXPLANATION. More examples of these theories will be provided later in my postings. Again, this is an introductory course.]

-Ashaït

END OF INTRODUCTORY COURSE

Whom is my BINARY COMPLEXION, YOU ASK?