Surprisingly, our bodies radiate energy. Some of us refer to it as an aura. Our military uses special ultraviolet equipment to detect the field of energy, which surrounds the enemy during the dark of night. Dyed fabric emits an energy itself and when it interacts or is exposed to the right undertone in our skin, the effect is nothing less than astounding and can be detected with the human eye.http://www.trcb.com/en-Us60Sat, 26 May 2012 01:29:25 ESTCopyright 2012 Cynthia Helwig, TRCB.com All Right Reservedhttp://www.trcb.com/health-and-fitness/beauty/determining-your-skin-tone-7758.htm<p>All of us are born with a specific intensity and undertone. Because it's genetic, it never changes.</p><p>Thetwo tones are either BLUE (known as cool) or YELLOW (referred to aswarm). Each tone has its own intensity -- clear or muted. There arefour intensities women can be categorized under: Blue undertones with aclear intensity is WINTER Blue undertones with a muted intensity isSUMMER Yellow undertones with a clear intensity is SPRING Yellowundertones with a muted intensity is SUMMER.</p><p>Surprisingly, ourbodies radiate energy. Some of us refer to it as an aura. Our militaryuses special ultraviolet equipment to detect the field of energy, whichsurrounds the enemy during the dark of night. Dyed fabric emits anenergy itself and when it interacts or is exposed to the rightundertone in our skin, the effect is nothing less than astounding andcan be detected with the human eye. You can see how the right colorwill make your complexion appear smoother and your face evenlydistributed. The tone under the skin will appear pinkish, giving off asoft radiant glow. When the wrong dyed fabric is exposed near the skin,the flesh will appear blotchy and sometimes sallow and puffy.</p><p>Becausefacial shapes for nearly 98% of us are not perfectly symmetrical, anoptical illusion of an uneven shape or, an exaggeration of featuresi.e. high forehead, wide nose, full lips, double chin, long nose --will seem even more prominent when we wear a color that does notcompliment our skin naturally. There is no better reason for knowingwhat colors will enhance your own individual look.</p>Tue, 31 Mar 2009 13:05:44 ESThttp://www.trcb.com/health-and-fitness/beauty/determining-your-skin-tone-7758.htmTRCB.comHealth and Fitness / Beauty