Lauralee Bell - 12th Annual Families Matter Benefit and Celebration 05/30/2008
Lauralee Bell begins her hair with a center part and patterned into long layers that lie below her shoulders. Her
color is about two levels up from her natural color with the dark and occasional lighter slices woven in from the part. Most appealing,
is the graduation from the light brown/darker blonde to the lighter blonde upon the ends.
Having a ruddy complexion, Lauralee has no doubt discovered how she has to be careful not to apply much blush or reddish bronzing
tones, if any at all. When there is so much red pigment within the skin tones, there are green correctional tints available to correct
what Mother Nature has given to you and it only takes a small amount to do a good job. Eye liner is applied on both the upper and lower
lids and a coral lip tint. For a ruddy complexion, it is important to stay away from pinks, reds, oranges, magentas. All warm colors
should be avoided. Green and blue will help stabilize your skin tones with the proper make up applied.
The neutral colors of black and white are acceptable for Lauralee’s skin tones; a break between the top of her forehead and the top
of her dress would be flattering with the suggestion of a long jade necklace.
Stacy Kaiser - 12th Annual Families Matter Benefit and Celebration 05/30/2008
Stacy Kaiser wears warm chestnut hair with richer darker browns pillowed into the main coloring. A most unusual and
attractive haircolor, the darker chestnut is close enough to her eyes to bring out the blue. Clipped in long layers, with an even
straight side part, her hair is blown smoothly to go over one side of her face and slightly below her shoulders. This particular
length can be a versatile plus, as Stacy can wear it up or down, as it is “almost short.”
Fair skinned with pink undertones, determines Stacy’s light makeup applied with a small amount of light toned blush, eye liner on
both upper and lower eyes, mascara and neutral lip tint.
Breaking all the rules, anything and everything is for today as Stacy wears brown with grey. A standard gold necklace would bring
charm to the coloring of her skin and dress.
