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[COCORY JOURNAL 3-2] Why Do Some Colors Make Skin Look Redder?

SERIES 03. COLOR RESPONSE & THE FACE Observing How Color Changes the Appearance of the Face The same skin can appear more or less red depending on the colors placed nearby. During a personal color analysis, something interesting can happen. The person remains the same, and their skin color has not changed. Yet simply changing […]

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[COCORY JOURNAL 3-1] What Changes When Color Is Placed Near the Face?

Observing How Color Changes What We See in the Face COCORY JOURNAL 3-1 Color does not change the face itself. But it can influence how we perceive the colors within it. In personal color analysis, different colors are placed close to the face and compared. But what exactly are we observing? Are we looking for

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[COCORY JOURNAL 2-2] How to Read Skin Color as Data

SERIES 02. THE SCIENCE OF COLOR We often describe skin in familiar terms. “It looks bright.”“There is some redness.”“It looks more yellow.” These descriptions seem simple until we try to explain how bright, how red, or how different one person’s skin color is from another’s. The same skin can appear slightly different depending on light

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