Don't wear them! Stylists named 5 colors of clothes that add age and emphasize wrinkles
When choosing clothes, women often strive not only to emphasize their beauty but also to focus on their youth. However, an unsuccessfully chosen color can visually add age, and emphasize wrinkles and dullness of the skin.
It is better to avoid at least 5 shades if you want to look younger. The stylists told Best Life Online about these undesirable things in the images.
A lot of black or gray
Black is synonymous with elegance, but it can visually make the face look dull, and emphasize wrinkles and circles under the eyes. Along with gray clothes, these colors "require" brighter elements in the outfit.
Black clothes can emphasize wrinkles
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Pastel colors
Pastel shades, although they seem elegant and radiant, visually "blur" the face, making it look inexpressive. In addition, such simple colors will only emphasize red eyes and sunken features.
Pastel colors "merge" with the skin
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Neutral beige
Beige, being a very delicate color, can visually "merge" with the skin and hair if it is light, making the image uninteresting and dull.
The beige look looks uninteresting
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Salmon
This shade emphasizes redness and unevenness on the skin, and also visually adds volume to the proportions. Salmon will be a good option if it appears in an outfit as a point in the form of accessories, shoes, or jewelry.
Salmon shade can emphasize redness and unevenness on the skin
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Pale purple
The wrong color with a purple pigment can emphasize dark circles under the eyes, and blue veins and visually make the skin look paler. Preference should be given to rich and dark shades that exude confidence.
Purple pigment can emphasize dark circles under the eyes
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