When I do your color analysis, you get a palette with the 60 best colors for your complexion. However, the most important thing is to learn what to do with your palette.

You need to know your colors and learn how to wear them.

I also teach you about color combinations and how to wear the colors you love that aren't in your palette. After all, your style is what matters to me.

There's one more thing I like to explain. When you go shopping, you won't always find clothes with the exact tones or shades in the stores. It depends on several factors: what's trendy, what fabrics are available, and the designer's creativity. The palette works as a guide. You learn to identify similar colors. 

Why is it good to have our colors done as they used to say in the '80s? Don't worry about dos and don'ts. You will learn what to do with colors that aren't in your palette. For example, my complexion is warm. The best metal for me is yellow gold. But I have a pretty silver necklace that I love, and I want to keep wearing it. So what do I do? I put on makeup to balance things out.

It's fascinating how Color Analysis has evolved a lot in the past years.

You will be amazed by the tools we have to run the test now. Send me an email at hello@marciacrivorot.com for more information.

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