Our compatibility with a certain color turns out to be influenced by DNA, hair color, skin tone, and even eyebrow and eye color. Don't worry if it turns out you don't suit wearing makeup or outfits in your favorite color, Oya Miranti, a personal color and style analysis, says that we can still wear any color for clothes or makeup, but what we need to pay attention to is the selection of its derivatives.

We can still wear that color, but don't wear it near the face. As an alternative, favorite outfit colors that don't suit you can still be worn in the form of innerwear, outerwear, or pants. "As a personal color analysis, if our clients like the color red, we find the red color that is suitable and best for their DNA. If they like the color blue, we also find the most suitable blue. There is autumn blue, summer blue, even winter blue. So that when they wear clothes with that color, they can still look cool and shine," said Oya Miranti.

Usually people determine the undertone of their skin from the veins in their hands, bluish veins indicate a cool tone, green veins indicate a warm tone, and a mixture of both indicates a neutral tone. This can be less accurate, therefore the use of color grading is needed to find a more accurate color. "When we analyze to find personal color, we must look at the color under the eyes and the skin color. Both must be evenly distributed, so there should be no patches. There are some colors that make certain areas of our face appear darker. Colors that suit us will make our face look radiant, glowing, and healthy," said Oya.

Talkshow about personal Color was held at The House of W, organized by Wardah at City Hall Pondok Indah Mall 3. Visitors who came could gain many exciting experiences. Such as participating in a beauty class titled "Flourish Rosy for Daily Look" with January Christy. She shared tips on how to do makeup to make the face look fresh and natural, suitable for everyday use. There were also other booths created to pamper female visitors. Report by Aykaputri Amalia Rahmani.