Look at the veins on the underside of your wrist. If they appear blue or purple, you probably have a cool undertone. If they look green, you have a warm tone. If you see both, you may have a neutral undertone.

Try wearing silver and gold jewelry. If silver highlights your skin, you are probably a cool type. If gold looks better, you are a warm tone. If both suit you, you are a neutral.

Hold a white sheet of paper in front of your face. If your skin looks rosy or pink on the paper, you have a cool undertone. If it looks yellow or golden, you have a warm undertone. If it looks even, you are neutral.

Earthy tones such as orange, yellow and olive green are flattering. Warm reds, golds and corals also look good on you.

opt for jewel tones such as sapphire, emerald and ruby. Cool shades of pink, blue and violet are also suitable.

 You’re in lucky, almost any color works! Choose muted tones that are neither too warm nor too cool.

Choose a shade that matches both your skin tone and undertone. Brands often label their products "C" (cool), "W" (warm) or "N" (neutral).

 People with cool undertones can shine with grays, silvers and icy blues, while warm undertones shine in golds, bronzes and coppers.

Cool undertones go well with blue reds or berry shades. Warm undertones look stunning in orangey reds and peaches.