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

lN

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?

Pilar Sanders
mTN
M

tN

Asha Flingai
tlLN
M

lN

I leave SKIN with this. The next subjects to be introduced are to consist of my BODY TYPE THEORIES.

Introductory Course: Part VI, REFLECTIVE COLORS AND SKIN CONDITIONS

{NOTE: There is desire for numerical explanations, but none apply to reflective colors. I can only say this: deeper undertones have more intense pigmentation. That said, regardless if both have the same number in spacing, the intensities of their deeper base colors will alter the appearance of their skins. And deep undertones have the tendency to produce a backdrop to an illuminated base color. In other words, she appears much fairer than her peers; often resembling her own base color, if not fairer.}

Here is the spectrum presented by women mostly of multicultural heritage through use of their reflective colors. I have chosen to place their undertones near them for examination purposes:

Kiara Kabukuru
tN
T

tN

Senait Gidney
tmC
TM

tmC

Arlenis Sosa
tlMLW
TL

mlW

Noemie Lenior
mTLW
MT

tlW

Malaika Firth
mtTMW
M

tmW

Rashida Jones
mlLMW
ML

lmW

Gal Gadot
lmLW
LT

lW

Lara Stone
lmLTC
LM

ltC

Jessica Chastain
lmLW
L

lW

REFLECTIVE COLOR: BEFORE TANNING

Cassie Ventura
mlTMC
ML

[WARNING: Intensity of lighting was changed for tanning explanation. She appears a shade deeper than her true complexions due to shading.]

REFLECTIVE COLOR: AFTER TANNING

Cassie Ventura
mTMC
M

A human with tanned skin does not differ much from those whom naturally possess this newfound complexion; differences are revealed only in uneven tans [e.g. bikini lines]. 

Nicki Minaj
mTMC

M

[EPILOGUE: Regardless of your skin condition, a nude can be assured. The deepening of the skin by one shade of nude is normal with tanning, however, if found deeper are you in high risk of skin cancer; skin is much damaged from extreme tanning, causing roughness, unflattering redness, and unfortunate acne breakouts.]

-Ashaït

Introductory Course: Part V, Reflective (Base) Color

Think of these three sets of colors introduced, as if a palette of oil paints. The mixing of such colors can produce interesting results. Mix blue with white, and it becomes a fairer blue shade. Now, if there is already a fair blue shade by the name of BABY BLUE, is the mixed product of the deep blue and white of the same INTENSITY? Could this color also be called BABY BLUE? Or, is it a different shade altogether? I wish for you to examine mixed persons as if this combination, and the full-blooded as the initial baby blue. This will assist in understanding the next segment of my introductory course: REFLECTIVE (BASE) COLOR.

Before you, are three multiethnic women in possession of the ML base; each individual highlights an undertone from the level of L intensity:

Megan Fox, Actress
mlLN

LN

Cher, Musician
mlLW

LW

Kiko Mizuhara, Model
mlLC

LC

This is their BASE COLOR:

Tuareg Woman
mlN

However, if you were to examine them from a less strenuous view, these women would resemble those of LM BASE:

Ukrainian Adolescent
lmN

Why so? In their undertones being of much faint intensity, does their coloring become "fairer" in pigmentation. I believe undertone to be less than 25% of the skin genetic makeup. In undertone being subdued within the complexion, are individual empirical formulas easy to identify. Despite, the ILLUSION OF REFLECTIVE COLOR REMAINS.

Compare them to women of complete ML intensity: 

Ayumi Hamasaki, Musician
mlN

Nancy Ajram, Musician
mlW

Deepika Padukone, Actress
mlC

{NOTE: In being of complete ML intensity, do these women continue to reflect the ML base coloring.]

[EPILOGUE: I wish to open a business featuring the complexions as possible manual foundation colors. Also, in the idea of reflective color, do I aspire to add a segment in NUDE LINGERIE/CLOTHING. Women can find their shades of nude through an examination of complexion. This information appears to be rushed, but all will be explained thoroughly in future posts.]

-Ashaït

{What is my reflective color as tlLN? mN.}

Asha Flingai
tlLN

Lakshmi Menon
mN

tlN {base color}

lN {undertone}

Introductory Course, Part IV YELLOW UNDERTONES

In the previous segment, I introduced RED UNDERTONES; undertones, which reflect by all in our blushes pertaining to individual base colors. The final installment is that of the YELLOW UNDERTONE. Unlike the lessons beforehand, this should be short and sweet in the showcasing of warm hues within strictly indigenous humans.

I left off with a glimpse of my multiethnic theory, in that, THOSE WITH DIVERSE ETHNIC BACKGROUNDS POSSESS A MIX-MATCH OF BASE COLORS AND UNDERTONES; UNLIKE THOSE WHO ARE STRICTLY INDIGENOUS, WHOSE UNDERTONES MATCH IN INTENSITY [DEGREE OF PIGMENTATION] TO THEIR BASE COLORING. Grace Mahary, is of warm hue, and while her base is that of TL, does she have the undertone of tW. She, is another case of a multicultural woman. 

Grace Mahary, Model
tlTW

And here are the colorblocks:

tW

tmW

tlW

mtW

mW

mlW

ltW

lmW

lW

{NOTE: Undertones are not flattering to the wearer, but almost look as if a "peeling of skin". It makes one appear quite dull.}

tW

tmW

tlW

mtW

mW

mlW

ltW

lmW

lW

MODELS: Shingai Shoniwa, Zimbabwean Woman; Yasmin Warsame, Somali Woman; Madagascan Girl; Tuareg Woman; Frieda Pinto, Indian Woman; Aishwarya Rai, Indian Woman; Fei Fei Sun, Chinese Woman; Mariacarla Boscono, Italian Woman; Roisin Murphy, Scottish Woman.

[EPILOGUE: Think of these three sets of colors introduced, as if a palette of oil paints. The mixing of such colors can produce interesting results. Mix blue with white, and it becomes a fairer blue shade. Now, if there is already a fair blue shade by the name of BABY BLUE, is the mixed product of the deep blue and white of the same INTENSITY? Could this color also be called BABY BLUE? Or, is it a different shade altogether? I wish for you to examine mixed persons as if this combination, and the full-blooded as the initial baby blue. This will assist in understanding the next segment of my introductory course: REFLECTIVE (BASE) COLOR.] 

-Ashaït