5 colors you should avoid after age 50: They can make your complexion dull.

5 colors you should avoid after age 50: They can make your complexion dull.

Pastel colors: They appear soft on paper, but less flattering on skin.
They evoke images of summer ice cream, light sweaters, and the return of warmer days. Sometimes, however, pastel shades offer too little contrast with the skin and can make the complexion look somewhat tired. But you don’t have to banish them altogether: They can be used subtly in accessories, or you can choose slightly bolder versions like a light raspberry pink or a vibrant sky blue.

Khaki green: trendy, yes… flattering, not always

Khaki has been very popular in recent seasons and adds character to any outfit. However, if it lacks vibrancy, it can make facial features appear harsh. Some skin tones can then look somewhat pale, as if the color is absorbing the light. A simple solution is to use fresher shades of green, such as sage, light olive, or emerald green, which instantly give the complexion more depth and radiance.

Neon colors: full of energy… sometimes too much

 

 

 

Continued on the next page

Post navigation

Leave a Comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

back to top