There is nothing as precious as gold, silver, or white gold. These precious metals are the perfect choice for those who want to add a bit of luxury to their daily lives. Gold, silver, or white gold—what do you prefer? Many people think that everything in life is black or white, but most people aren’t as black and white as they think when it comes to skincare.
Choosing the right shade of gold for your complexion depends on many factors, and understanding them is the key to being able to get the perfect look every time. Gold makes you look pale, silver makes you look flushed, and white gold looks gravy, but what is the substance that helps your complexion look its best?
While we all know that gold, silver, and white gold are beautiful, it’s not always easy to find the right jewellery to match your skin tone. “Gold” is the most popular metal of choice. However, it’s often easy to overdo a gold-coloured look, making your skin look orange. “Silver” metal is elegant, but it can leave you looking pale or washed out. “White gold” is also beautiful, but it can leave you looking pale. So, what is the best type of gold for your skin tone?
Understanding your skin tone is the key to understanding what type of gold jewellery you’ll be able to rock. We’ll be showing you ways you can identify what gold can enhance the beauty within you.
The first way that you can find out what type of complexion you have is with your veins. The colour of your veins is one of the most important pieces of information that determines what type of complexion you have. The undertones of your skin determine what your complexion will look like from one day to the next, and your skin’s colour tells the true story.
The colour of your veins has a huge impact on the tone of your skin, and here’s how to find out what it is. If your veins are blue, you are said to have cool skin undertones. If they are red, you have warm undertones. This is because blue veins are caused by too much oxygen getting to the skin (when the blood vessels are open), while red veins are caused by blood being shunted from the skin back to the body.
We’ve all been told to take note of the colours of our clothes, but what exactly do they mean? A new trend is taking over the fashion industry that claims to know the secret to pick the right colours to fit your skin tone. The gist of this so-called ‘undertone’ theory is that the colours you wear can tell a lot about your undertones, which in turn will determine how your skin will look.
Have you ever wondered if your clothes make you look more olive, cool, or warm? Well, when it comes to your skin, the answer might be right in front of you. Not only can you tell what skin type you are by the colour of your clothes, but you can also even determine what part of the world you come from.
Knowing your skin’s undertones is the key to understanding how to truly look after it. In the old days, women had to guess what an occasion was going to look like and if their make-up was going to clash. In the age that we live, one of the ways that you can determine what type of complexion you have is to take a look at your hair and eyes. With this, you’ll be able to tell your undertone.
Those people with green, grey, or blue eyes with black, brown, and blonde hair are a better fit for the cool tones. If you have brown, amber, or hazel eyes with black or pinkish blonde hair, warm tones will suit you better
If you are the type who has cool undertones, silver gold would best suit you and your complexion, and people with warm undertones have a better chance of rocking the yellow gold. A reason as to why yellow gold wouldn’t be a good option for people with cool undertones is because they might appear extremely pale, and people with warm undertones don’t really rock the silver because they may look a little jarring.
Now, if you are the type that likes the white gold, pinkish tints to your skin would look so much better. These are the type that also fits people with warm tones.
