Sentences with phrase «warmer shades because»

I chose warmer shades because the contrast of that hue against my blue / green eyes really made them pop.

Not exact matches

Protecting old - growth temperate and subpolar forests might prove a boon to the fight against global warming, also because of the soils they currently shade.

I bought the warm brown obsessions palette because I loved all the shades in the palette.

Perhaps this is because this sultry shade combines the best of both warm and cool undertones.

The Bright Navy brings some much needed brightness but I've poached the Warm Teal and Tomato Red colors from the Autumn palette because really they are just deeper shades of your own colors.

Because your eyeshadow shades are deeper, warmer tones, we've purposely passed on black and brown liner.

Just because a brown color in any shade is normally warm and the silver metallic is cold and that could clash in a non favorable way.

These hats are a great transitional piece because they'll keep your head warm and will provide lots of shade with it's wide and floppy brim.

The color palettes with elements of both Warm and Cool shades are Light Deep Bright and Muted because the primary color characteristics of each of these is more important than the undertone.

You should also choose WARM PINKS because every shade in your color palette has a WARM undertone.

Designers offer a lot of suede jackets, and your desire to wear them will definitely grow, because suede looks fabulous in combination with warm shades, that are so much popular this year.

The only problem I have is that I can only use this when I am tanned because the lightest shade is too pink for my pale warm toned skin.

I feel like the color is continuously in style... and I love it because there are so many other colors (I chose warm tones with my gold, rose gold, and cognac accessories) that coordinate nicely with this lovely shade of blue.

It's one of my absolute favorite seasons because the weather starts to turn cooler, the afternoon light is warmer and the leaves change into brilliant shades of orange, red and yellow.

Mauve is one of those perfect shades for transitioning from a warm to cool season because it feels more dramatic than summery colors without the heft of deep fall tones.

I have a ton of it in both my warm and color weather wardrobes because it's a shade that works in every season and is always flattering.

Kim's color is rich without being too harsh, because her warm dark hair is a few shades lighter than black to bring out the best of her olive complexion.

It still may be a seasonal thing though, because the colors I picked are less warm than what I usually go for, and as I learned on other blogs throughout the last weeks, many people tend to go for cooler shades in the cold (see Dagmaras beautiful winter look for example).

I love this concealer because of the wide range of shades that caters to my hard - to - find warm undertones; the drugstore oftentimes doesn't have that.

Why it works: Rich, dark shades with warm casts work best on this skin color because they enhance rather than clash with darker skin's warm tones.

Because of global warming due to increasing greenhouse gases, the maps from the late 1800s and the early 1900s are dominated by shades of blue, indicating temperatures were up to 3 °C (5.4 °F) cooler than the twentieth - century average.

If we let our maintenance of that sunshade slip even briefly — because of war, economic depression or simple apathy — the shade would lift and a century's worth of warming would hit us.

I settled on yours because they were the right size, had a wide opening on the top and the shade and texture of the veins let enough light through to provide a warm cozy feel.

Now, I can breathe a sigh of relief because this bathroom features a warm and cozy shade of Snail Shell by Martha Stewart.

I chose this shade because I love the warm gray / taupe - y color and the way it blends with the wall color and contrasts with the trim color.