Have you ever felt completely overwhelmed by your own closet?
I have.
In Fact, I Remember Asking Myself, How Could My Closet Be Bursting With Clothes And I Still Felt Like I Had "Nothing To Wear?"
I have.
Have you ever felt completely overwhelmed by your own closet?
In Fact, I Remember Asking Myself, How Could My Closet Be Bursting With Clothes And I Still Felt Like I Had "Nothing To Wear?"
Back Then, I Was So Tired Of:
Looking faded and dull in my clothes, feeling like I was just guessing at what actually suited me while shopping, and dealing with a messy closet full of pieces that clashed with each other
And I Knew Exactly What I Wanted
To Feel Gorgeous and
Glowing in My Clothes, ALL
of Them
To Know Precisely What To Buy While Shopping
To Have A Coordinated Closet Where Everything Matched With Everything
But I had no idea how to make that happen.
Until I discovered seasonal color analysis.
As it turns out, not every shade flatters every person.
The wrong colors leave you looking faded, overwhelmed, tired, and older. The right colors bring out your natural beauty and leave you looking radiant and glowing!
PLUS, once you start shopping what I call "Color First," you simply scan the racks for your best shades and skip everything else! This was music to my efficiency-loving ears!!!
My theory was that if I always shopped "Color First," I'd look better, cut my shopping time way down, and naturally build a coordinated wardrobe through color alone!
So I tested the theory for a few months. And wouldn't you know it, it worked. From there, I became completely obsessed with helping other people find their best colors and discover this new way of shopping.
The problem, though, was that the seasonal color systems around at the time were outdated. So many of the colors recommended to me weren't even available in stores, which meant I had to build my own color palettes, ones that were:
• flattering,
• fun, and
• easy to find!
This was the era of my life when I went full "leave-me-alone-honey-just-order-the-kids-a-pizza" research mode.
I dug into everything there was to know about hair, skin, and eye color, and how those features shape our ideal palettes. From there, I built my very first set of color cards, which I revised several more times that same year.
Back Then, I Was So Tired Of:
Looking faded and dull in my clothes, feeling like I was just guessing at what actually suited me while shopping, and dealing with a messy closet full of pieces that clashed with each other
And I Knew Exactly What I Wanted
To Feel Gorgeous and
Glowing in My Clothes, ALL
of Them
To Know Precisely What To Buy While Shopping
To Have A Coordinated Closet Where Everything Matched With Everything
But I had no idea how to make that happen.
Until I discovered seasonal color analysis.
As it turns out, not every shade flatters every person.
The wrong colors leave you looking faded, overwhelmed, tired, and older. The right colors bring out your natural beauty and leave you looking radiant and glowing!
PLUS, once you start shopping what I call "Color First," you simply scan the racks for your best shades and skip everything else! This was music to my efficiency-loving ears!!!
My theory was that if I always shopped "Color First," I'd look better, cut my shopping time way down, and naturally build a coordinated wardrobe through color alone!
So I tested the theory for a few months. And wouldn't you know it, it worked. From there, I became completely obsessed with helping other people find their best colors and discover this new way of shopping.
The problem, though, was that the seasonal color systems around at the time were outdated. So many of the colors recommended to me weren't even available in stores, which meant I had to build my own color palettes, ones that were:
• flattering,
• fun, and
• easy to find!
This was the era of my life when I went full "leave-me-alone-honey-just-order-the-kids-a-pizza" research mode.
I dug into everything there was to know about hair, skin, and eye color, and how those features shape our ideal palettes. From there, I built my very first set of color cards, which I revised several more times that same year.
A color card is your cheat sheet for buying clothing, built around your unique hair, skin, and eye color. Just match the colors on the card with the clothing in the store, and ta-da! You'll know you've chosen a wonderful color for you. Here's Kat (Sunlit Spring) showing off her color card.
If you want an easy way to look better, shop smarter, and pull together a coordinated wardrobe, there's no better approach than simply discovering your best colors!
A color card is your cheat sheet for buying clothing, built around your unique hair, skin, and eye color. Just match the colors on the card with the clothing in the store, and ta-da! You'll know you've chosen a wonderful color for you. Here's Kat (Sunlit Spring) showing off her color card.
If you want an easy way to look better, shop smarter, and pull together a coordinated wardrobe, there's no better approach than simply discovering your best colors!
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Itzel Estrada
Hair Whisperer, Expert Hair Colorist
Itzel has worked as a hair stylist for more than eight years and is fluent in Spanish. She works with every hair type except coily textures. Outside the salon, she's a wife, mom to a little boy, and dog mom to two pups. She loves
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Meet The Color Guru Hair Stylists
Itzel Estrada
Hair Whisperer, Expert Hair Colorist
Itzel has been a hair stylist for over eight
years and is fluent in Spanish. She works
with all hair types, with the exception of
coily textures. When she is not working at
the salon, she is a wife, mommy to a little
boy, and dog mom to two dogs. She loves
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