1. Warm Undertones:

   • Your veins appear more greenish.
   • You tend to tan easily in the sun.
   • Gold jewelry complements your skin tone.
   • Your skin may have a peachy, golden, or olive hue.

   Colors that suit warm undertones:

   • Earthy tones like warm browns, terracotta, and camel.
   • Warm shades of red, orange, and yellow.
   • Olive green, mustard yellow, and rust.
   • Rich jewel tones like deep purple, emerald green, and sapphire blue.

2. Cool Undertones:

   • Your veins appear more bluish or purple.
   • You tend to burn rather than tan under the sun.
   • Silver jewelry looks flattering on your skin.
   • Your skin may have pink, red, or blue undertones.

   Colors that suit cool undertones:

   • Cool shades of blue, purple, and green.
   • Pastel hues like lavender, mint, and baby blue.
   • Jewel tones such as ruby red, amethyst purple, and sapphire blue.
   • Gray, navy, and slate.

3. Neutral Undertones:

   • Your veins may appear a mix of green and blue.
   • You can tan or burn under the sun, but neither happens dramatically.
   • Both gold and silver jewelry can look good on your skin.
   • Your skin may have a balanced mix of warm and cool undertones.

   Colors that suit neutral undertones:

   • Earthy tones like beige, taupe, and soft browns.
   • Soft pastels that aren't too warm or too cool.
   • Jewel tones with a balanced intensity.
   • Neutral shades like charcoal, olive, and ivory.

Remember, these are just guidelines, and personal preferences play a significant role in choosing colors. Experimenting with different shades can help you discover what makes you feel most confident and comfortable.

1. Warm Undertones:

   • Explanation: Warm undertones indicate a higher presence of yellow or golden pigments in the skin.
   • Technical Characteristics:
     • Vein Color: Veins tend to appear more greenish due to the yellow undertones in the skin.
     • Sun Reaction: Tends to tan easily when exposed to sunlight due to increased melanin production.
     • Jewelry Preference: Gold jewelry complements warm undertones, as it enhances the warmth in the skin.
     • Skin Appearance: Skin may have a peachy, golden, or olive hue.
   • Suitable Colors:
     • Warm, earthy tones like amber, terracotta, and caramel.
     • Shades with yellow or orange undertones such as mustard, coral, and rust.
     • Rich, vibrant jewel tones like deep emerald green, ruby red, and sapphire blue.

2. Cool Undertones:

   • Explanation: Cool undertones indicate a higher presence of blue or pink pigments in the skin.
   • Technical Characteristics:
     • Vein Color: Veins appear more bluish or purple due to the underlying cool tones.
     • Sun Reaction: Tends to burn rather than tan under sunlight due to lower melanin levels.
     • Jewelry Preference: Silver jewelry complements cool undertones, as it enhances the coolness in the skin.
     • Skin Appearance: Skin may have pink, red, or blue undertones.
   • Suitable Colors:
     • Cool shades of blue, such as azure, cobalt, and navy.
     • Purple hues like lavender, lilac, and plum.
     • Cool greens like mint, teal, and aquamarine.
     • Jewel tones with cool undertones like amethyst, emerald, and sapphire.

3. Neutral Undertones:

   • Explanation: Neutral undertones indicate a balance between warm and cool pigments in the skin.
   • Technical Characteristics:
     • Vein Color: Veins may appear a mix of green and blue, reflecting the balanced undertones.
     • Sun Reaction: Can either tan or burn under sunlight, with a more moderate response compared to extreme warm or cool undertones.
     • Jewelry Preference: Both gold and silver jewelry can look flattering on neutral undertones.
     • Skin Appearance: Skin may exhibit a balanced mix of warm and cool undertones, appearing neither overly yellow nor overly pink.
   • Suitable Colors:
     • Versatile neutral shades like beige, taupe, and soft brown.
     • Soft pastels that strike a balance between warm and cool, such as peach, dusty rose, and soft lavender.
     • Jewel tones with medium intensity and balanced undertones, such as garnet, topaz, and jade.
     • Neutral colors like charcoal gray, olive green, and ivory.

Understanding your undertone can serve as a helpful guide when selecting clothing, makeup, and accessories, ensuring they complement your natural coloring harmoniously.