Salt Lake Telegram | 1940-02-07 | Page 10 | Pick out Right Colors and Stick to 'Em

Beauty Pick Out Right Colors 'And Stick to 'Em By ALICIA HAST The new yellows, ranging from butter and banana to mustard and gold, require rouge and lipstick with yellow rather than blue undertones. Yellowish red makeup will take an Important Impor-tant place beside clear, bright reds, and tha rust shadea are aura to become popular. The rusts will be red, with brown undertones. This doesn't mean that orange shades will be revived. Seldom are they subtle enough to be flattering to the average 'complexion. Moat shades of yellow are naturally becoming to tha dark-haired dark-haired woman with dark eyes and white skin. If she Is slightly sallow, however, her makeup must compensate for the fact that yellows usually further accentuate sallow tones. Greenish yellows, like chartreuse, are best for the woman whose coloring Is distincteither absolutely blond or absolutely abso-lutely brunet. It takes a lot of skilful making up to enable the brown-haired woman whose coloring Is neither quite blond nor quite brunet to wear chartreuse. . Clear, bright yellows, as well as scarlet, royal blue, sharp green and black with stark white accents, are colors which the woman with vivid coloring might well consider. The dramatic dra-matic coloring of one whose eyes are almost black, skin pearly white and hair dark, often makes muted, misty tones in clothes teem wlahy-waahy. On the other hand, pale, soft colors may, by contrast, make the girl whose coloring la not vivid seem to be so.