Sentences with phrase «colour near my face»

Plus, being older and working in a creative job where I'm expected to be a bit more colourful coincided with the phase of my life (nearing 50) where having some colour near my face is helpful... especially after a night out.

I sort of wanted to keep Michelle's beret for myself... I'm also on the lookout for a pink one now, so good for spring outfits, and it is nice to have such a flattering colour near the face (bonus!).

Have been thinking about what you said re jeans colour near your face — I think that darker denim would look great — it's prob just the washed out denim that may not work so well.

Jeans colour near my face is dangerous so I tend not to buy jeans tops, dresses or jackets.

But now that I am over 50 sometimes I feel I need some colour near my face.

The yellow sweater is to give me a better colour near my face.

I wear scarves a lot (it's a great way of getting colour near your face) but have few square ones and these tend to be old and don't go with the colours I now wear.

If I were to wear pastels I need a bright colour near my face, like you did in the last picture.

Not exact matches

This olive coloured one is softer near my face than a black leather jacket.

One of my friends pointed out that baby blue is not really a good colour for me, near my face.

Although I wasn't sure of the colours on this dress the orange is near my face, not the greige so that works.

Then I remembered, it was near my face that I need all these bright colours.

I know it is not a colour you want to use near your face.

But even though you have this lovely clutch I would have liked some brighter colours at the top near your face.

But as Suzanne Carillo showed us with the colour Radiant Orchid (which I call fuschia), you can wear a colour which is difficult near your face, in a skirt, shoes or trousers.

The game mixes it up with unique controls that have you selecting face buttons to have your flying saucer automatically «lock - on» to the nearest comet of that colour.

The rich, red sand of outback Australia, the azure blues of the ocean near where I live, patterns on a tree trunk left behind by peeling bark or the colours of a sunrise playing across the rock faces on the mountains.