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Mary Spillane - Color Me Beautifuls Looking Your Best: Color, Makeup and Style

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The classic makeup and style book, now updated for the 1990s and expanded to 12 color palettes.

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Table of Contents A cknowledgments T his book is the result of - photo 1
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A cknowledgments

T his book is the result of inspiration and work from many people.

In addition to all the wonderful clients we have had the delight to work with, we have also learned much from our own consultants over the years. We are especially indebted to Julie Cunningham, Peggy Dunford, Shirley Froemming, Earlene Herman, Dede Kazmaier, Rochelle Lewis, Patricia Peretti, Paula Slattery, Gayla Totaro, and Josette Veltri. These women have contributed their considerable talents and insights throughout the years. In the home office, Sandra Fitzgerald contributed her invaluable expertise in skin care and makeup and has been a guiding light throughout the production of this book. Mary Cockrell, Jeanne Medeiros, and Mandy Carter made sure business stayed on track, keeping consultants and clients happy. Ann Christensen is credited with a fantastic memory and positive attitude that allowed us to stay focused for long periods of time. And Lara Hales-West can quote this book chapter and verse having typed endless revisions until we got it right.

Jed Lyons, Miriam Bass, Jon Sisk, and their team at Madison Books are credited with recognizing the potential for another, more current, book from Color Me Beautiful.

Steve DiAntonio, president of Color Me Beautiful, understood the need for us to update and personalize the original system and has enthusiastically endorsed our efforts.

And finally...

My husband, Roger Luscombe, deserves credit for being so supportive during the frantic months of writing and preparation. And Anna and Lucy get their mummy back to play with on weekends.

MARY SPILLANE

My children, Michael, Stacy, David, and Julie, have endured ten years of discussion on colors, consulting, and my CMB business and have done so with love and patience. And none of this would have been possible without my life partner, Frank.

CHRISTINE SHERLOCK

B ibliography and further reading
BODY LANGUAGE

Body Language by Jane Lyle (Hamlyn 1990)

Body Language by Allan Pease (Sheldon Press 1981)

Manwatching by Desmond Morris (Granada 1978)

Silent Language by George Patounas (Allied Training Inc. 1986)

Your Total Image by Philippa Davies (Piatkus 1990)

COLOR

A Color Notation by A.H. Munsell (Mcbeth, Kollmorgen 1981)

Color Me Beautiful by Carole Jackson (Ballantine Books 1980)

Healing through Colour by Theo Gimbel (CW Daniel Press 1987)

Know Yourself Through Colour by Marie Louise Lacy (Aquarian Press 1989)

The Luscher Colour Test by Dr. Max Luscher (Washington Square Press 1969)

Women of Color by Darlene Mathis (Ballantine 1994)

FABRICS

The Encylopedia of Fashion Details by Patrick Ireland (B. T. Batsford 1987)

Technology of Textile Properties by Marjorie Taylor (Forbes Publications 1990)

FACIAL FITNESS

Eva Frasers Facial Workout by Eva Fraser (Viking 1991)

Joseph Corvos Zone Therapy by Joseph Corvo (Century 1990)

HEALTH & FITNESS

Beautiful Body, Beautiful Skin by Norma Knox (Piatkus 1990)

Holtstix by Carole Caplin (Sidgwick & Jackson 1990)

Perfect Health by Deepak Chopra MD (Bantam 1990)

Ultra Health by Leslie Kenton (Ebury Press 1989)

INTERNATIONAL IMAGE/ETIQUETTE

The Complete Book of Business Etiquette Lynne Brennan and David Block (Piatkus 1991)

Guide des Bonnes Mannieres et du Protocole en Europe by Jacques Gandouin (Pergamon Books, Fixot 1989)

Handbook for Women Travellers by Maggie and Gemma Moss (Piatkus 1987)

Mind Your Manners by John Mole (The Industrial Society 1990)

The International Businesswoman by Marlene Rossman (Praegar 1986)

The World Class Executive by Neil Chesanow (Rowson Associates, NY 1985)

Color Me Beautiful Make-Up Book by Carole Jackson (Ballantine Books 1987)

8 Minute Make-Overs by Claire Miller (Acropolis Books 1984)

Face to Face with Barbara Daly A Make-Up Lesson on Video (The Body Shop 1990)

STYLE

Always In Style by Doris Pooser (Piatkus 1986)

Clothes Sense by Jane Procter (Doubleday 1985)

The Language of Clothes by Allison Lurie (Heinemann 1982)

SUCCESSFUL DRESSING

Professional Presence by Susan Bixler (Perigree Books 1992)

Wardrobe: Develop your Style and Confidence by Susie Faux with Philippa Davies (Piatkus 1988)

Your Public Best by Lillian Brown (Newmarket Press 1989)

WOMENS DEVELOPMENT

A Woman In Your Own Right by Anne Dickson (Quartet Books 1982)

Making The Most of Yourself by Gill Cox and Sheila Danow (Sheldon Press 1989)

Megatrends 2000 by John Naisbett and Patricia Aburdene (Sidgwick & Jackson 1982)

Passages by Gail Sheehy (Bantam Books 1976)

Pathfinders by Gail Sheehy (Bantam Books 1981)

Springboard by Liz Willis and Jenny Daisley (Hawthorn Press 1990)

The Beauty Myth by Naomi Wolf (Chatto & Windus 1990)

The Influential Woman by Lee Bryce (Piatkus 1989)

Unfinished Business by Maggie Scarf (Doubleday 1980)

Your Total Image: How to Communicate Success by Philippa Davies (Piatkus 1990)

T he seasonal palettes in full

O N the following pages are complete lists of the best colors for each Seasonal Type. These colors are a guideline to help you when shopping Be sure any new purchase co-ordinates with at least three other items in your wardrobe. See page 179 for details about purchasing fabric swatches in your seasonal colors; swatches can be an invaluable reminder of your colors when shopping.

Clear Spring PaletteWarm Spring PaletteLight Spring Palette
1 Navy1 Camel1 Camel
2 Light Grey2 Khaki2 Khaki
3 Medium Grey3 Bronze3 Pewter
4 Charcoal4 Golden brown4 Light grey
5 Black5 Dark brown5 Medium grey
6 Black brown6 Gold6 Blue charcoal
7 Soft white7 Ivory7 Soft white
8 Ivory8 Cream8 Ivory
9 Stone9 Stone9 Stone
10 Taupe10 Taupe10 Taupe
11 Pewter11 Grey green11 Light peach
12 Silver12 Medium grey12 Warm pastel pink
13 Icy blue13 Light peach13 Powder pink
14 Icy violet14 Peach14 Peach
15 Warm pastel pink15 Deep peach15 Clear salmon
16 Clear salmon16 Light orange16 Coral
17 Coral17 Clear salmon17 Light orange
18 Coral pink18 Coral18 Mango
19 Warm pink19 Mango19 Rose pink
20 Mango20 Tomato red20 Coral pink
21 Deep rose21 Terracotta21 Warm pink
22 Hot pink22 Marigold22 Deep rose
23 Clear red23 Pumpkin23 Watermelon
24 True red24 Rust24 Clear red
25 Light clear gold25 Buttermilk25 Buttermilk
26 Lemon yellow26 Buff26 Buff
27 Bright golden yellow
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