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[COCORY JOURNAL 2-4] Why We Developed CUBE

To Create a Reference Beyond What the Eye Sees In personal color analysis, we observe the relationship between a person and color. Different colors are placed near the face, and we compare how the skin appears beside each one. With one color, the face may appear lighter. With another, redness may become more noticeable or […]

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[COCORY JOURNAL 2-1] Seeing Skin Color vs. Measuring Skin Color

SERIES 02 — THE SCIENCE OF COLORLooking at color not only through perception, but through data. When we look at someone’s skin, we naturally use words such as: “bright,”“reddish,”“yellow-toned,”or “deep.” These descriptions are not necessarily wrong. The human eye is remarkably capable of noticing differences in skin color. But seeing skin color and measuring skin

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[COCORY JOURNAL INTRO] Why We Talk About Color

COCORY JOURNAL — Color, People, and the Way We See Them. When people talk about personal color, the conversation often begins with one question: “What is my personal color type?” Am I warm or cool?Am I Spring or Summer?What colors should I wear, and which lip shades suit me best? These are important questions. Personal

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