Your contrast level might be the missing piece in your entire glow-up. 👀 You can have the “right” hair colour, beautiful makeup and an amazing outfit but if the contrast is fighting your natural features, something can still feel slightly off. Contrast is essentially the difference in depth between your skin, hair, brows and eyes. Some women naturally have a softer, more blended appearance, while others have much more definition between their features. And this can completely change what styling looks harmonious on you. 1. Lower contrast can come alive with softer transitions, blended makeup, less harsh brows, tonal outfits and hair colours that don’t overpower the face. 2. Higher contrast can often carry stronger definition deeper brows, more noticeable lip colours, greater light-to-dark variation in outfits and more defined makeup. And if you sit somewhere in the middle? Going too far in either direction can sometimes overwhelm you or leave your features looking washed out. That’s why copying a celebrity’s makeup, going darker because it’s “striking,” or going lighter because you’ve been told it looks “youthful” doesn’t automatically work. The same woman can look completely different when her contrast is changed. ✅Margaret Qualley is such a good example of how styling can alter the overall intensity and balance of someone’s appearance. It isn’t about one version being universally “better” it’s about understanding what different levels of contrast actually do to the face. 👉🏻And contrast doesn’t stop at makeup. I look at the bigger picture: hair colour, brows, makeup shades, clothing colours and your overall styling so everything works together rather than competing for attention. Head to thatgirlconcept.com (link in bio) for your analysis #glowup #colouranalysis #hairtransformation #colouranalysistok #looksmaxxingtips
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