I'm not sure about my personal color. Please tell me how to self-diagnose at home.

Is there a way to self-diagnose my personal color at home?

I don't know my personal color exactly.

I don't usually wear much color makeup, but for lip products, I prefer bright red shades over pink ones.

 

 

When I do my eye makeup, I usually use natural beige or brown shades.

There are times when I want to create a bright and lovely eye makeup look using pink tones, but I find that when I use pink shades, my eyes look puffy or awkward.

Also, when I apply nude lipstick, it feels like my complexion looks flat or dull rather than coming alive. When I wear pink lipsticks, it feels like the radiance is killed off rather than giving off a delicate vibe, so I don't tend to use them. However, bright colors suit me better than toned-down shades.

My skin tone is on the fairer side, but perhaps because I have a tendency to flush, it is difficult for me to apply pink blush. When I do, it sometimes feels like it looks a bit awkward and messy rather than vibrant.

 

 

So, I mainly use bright, high-saturation red lipsticks with a reddish tint.

Just like the saying that no two reds are alike under the sky, I like and prefer bright, radiant red shades over toned-down reds or red lipsticks with a hint of white...

In weather like this, I want to naturally apply a slightly calm yet sophisticated shade of red.

 

If bright, high-saturation lipsticks suit me better than orange, am I a cool tone?

Is personal color important when choosing makeup colors?

I usually try them on myself and use the colors I think suit me.

It was difficult because personal colors are so diverse.

Is there a simple way to self-diagnose your personal color at home?

What personal color should someone use if pink shades don't suit their eye makeup or lipstick?

What personal color does bright red lip suit someone?

Is personal color important when doing natural, atmospheric nude-style makeup?

How do I identify the personal color that suits me best?