Color Theory: Warm vs. Cool

Wearing the wrong color can make you ill. Sallow, ashen, and muddy complexions are all signs of color contamination. And the only protection against chromatism allergies is color composition cognizance, specifically, knowledge of the amount of warmth and coolness in your hair, skin, and eyes.

So, as you are now asking, what makes the blue sky cool and the yellow sun warm? I answer, the warm nucleus is embodied by: red, orange, and yellow. The cool core embraces: blue, green, and violet. Additional combinations of these primary and secondary founders births a brood of warm and cool tertiary creations. Your eyes, hair, and skin included. Now follow me down below for a warm and cool dichotomy of your chromatic features.

Cool	Warm
Eyes
Pure, clear blue (light to mid)	Mid to deep blue with golden flecks
Gray Hazel	Golden hazel
Rosy brown to jet black	Golden brown
Bright blue-green	Green with golden flecks
Skin
Rosy (red or blue undertones)	Peachy (yellow or golden undertones)
Green olive	Golden olive
Blue-black or rosy brown	Golden honey brown
Veins (look at the underside of your forearm)
Blueish	Greenish
Hair
Ash, sandy, or platinum blonde	Honey, golden, or strawberry blonde
Violet or bordeaux red	Copper or rust wine red
Ash brown	Golden brown
Salt & pepper gray	Ginger gray
Deep blue black	Warm deep brown/black

If you hugged the left side of the chart, that means something. If you veered far right, that also means something. And if you switched sides like a campaigning politician, or fell in the middle like a dedicated swing group, that means something to.

But I won't tell you what it means until tomorrow.

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