Sentences with phrase «dramatic colors too»

But I have to say I like dramatic colors too ~ in fact sometimes I think it is easier to decorate a room with a high drama color.

Not exact matches

Because I was so nervous, and scared of anything too dramatic, she blended the color really well and kept most of the color to the very ends.

The rose color reminds me of spring because its the perfect light pink without being too dramatic.

That means, you can wear this color trend to the office and not look too feminine at all, and yet when you wear it outside work, it has that dramatic effect which richness encourages you to be more creative.

Because it allows you to create a precise line and appears less dense than liquid lipsticks, a lip pencil is a great way to add color without making too dramatic of a statement.

I can't say too much because I have yet to use it, but the colors are beautiful and muted, perfect for everyday looks, but you can also easily create smokey, dramatic eye looks.

The color was just too dramatic for me.

I like to wear a little shimmer during the day but nothing too dramatic and so the light colors on the left side of the palette are great for day and when I want to add a little drama I add one of the darker shades in the crease and outer edge blending in to the light neutral tones.

I love the denim tweed skirt so much < 3 It's dramatic without being too over the top, and the muted colors make it more minimalistic and perfect for everyday wear!

It's also available in black too which is very pretty and would look quite dramatic with a contrasting colored shirt underneath.

The females lose out in the appearance department too, with gray the predominant color, whereas the male bird has dramatic coloring that includes a red beak, orange on its cheeks, stripes on the throat (hence the zebra moniker) over a black bar on the breast, with chestnut - colored flanks with white spots.

If the look is too dramatic for you, you can try applying clear wax first, then adding a colored wax over it.

Pine and oak (medium to light colored woods) tend to looks best with this technique, although darker woods can look really dramatic with this treatment, too.