The black-haired, dark-eyed women in this group can wear either black or rich brown as a basic color. Becoming to them also are white, peach, apricot, brick Chinese red, russet, sage green, bright greens provided they do not make the skin seem sallow, mustard, burnt orange, henna, tan, and beige.
If the hair is medium brown, skin is tanned, and eyes are blue or gray, brown is the most flattering basic color, especially in tobacco and in russet shades. Other flattering colors are dull gold, dusty rose, woodsy greens, soft dull blue and muted orange-reds.
Gail Patrick
And now, to end on an optimistic note - no brunette need envy a blonde. Her type of beauty wears better, is not so fragile, and she can flaunt it more - use more daring perfume, brighter make-up, more striking coiffures. But she does have to work a little harder to get her effects!
Gail Patrick
This ends lovely Ruth Murrin's beauty advice based on hair color. I hope this gives everyone ideas for how to be a fabulous 1938 beauty.
I always enjoy your series sooooo much, thank you for sharing these hair coloured based posts with us, sweet heart!
ReplyDeleteTons of hugs,
♥ Jessica
I love these hair color posts, they were so interesting and some quite entertaining :)
ReplyDeleteIt's good to know brunette beauty is less fragile ;)
I love your blog! I started getting wrapped up reading about all your brunette posts, then I realized what time it was and I have to wake up early tomorrow, so I'm following!
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