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Swimwear in the best colour for your own skin tone

In our third college of bath modology, we're going to get a sense of colour. Not quite with our buttocks exposed, because then we would overshoot our goal somewhat, but a small blush on the 'cheeks' should be possible as far as I'm concerned. If everyone would like to grab a pen and paper, we'll get going. Please note the one and a half meter distance between the benches, because as far as I'm concerned, only this blog article needs to be read. viral we keep the bugs, germs and viruses to ourselves today.

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Just like poodles, Homo sapiens come in a colorful range of shades. Only nice as far as I'm concerned; some people do it very difficult and touchy, I've noticed, but when it comes to swimwear that diversity is a blessing. After all, if you know which colours suit your skin tone best, and your neighbor and neighbor know it too, then together we can create a beautifully mixed bouquet of bikinis, swimsuits and trunks as soon as the beach season is over.

Fifty Shades Of You

There are many shades of man, but without wanting to detract from that diversity, I will divide you into three tinctures. We will discuss the light, tinted and dark skin. Vanilla, mocha and chocolate, so to speak. I work from dark to light.

The best swimwear colours for dark skin

Good news: the darker your skin, the more assets you have in your hands on the beach! It's very simple, but I'm sure you already knew that: anything is allowed, anything is possible as long as it's bright & beautiful! Your skin type just asks for bright colours. Bright red, orange, bright yellow and white: all eyes on you is guaranteed with your dark complexion... Tip of the day: don't forget the metallics! Gold and silver fabrics only add extra shine to your tan. Are there any don'ts with a dark complexion? Actually only one: try not to laugh at your pale neighbours while they get a tan to get close to your lovely tan...

The most beautiful beachwear matches for light brown skin

In no time at all, your light to golden-brown basic tone changes to bronzed and sun-drenched... Lovely, isn't it? Because you quickly reach your optimal summer tan, your swimwear should actually colour in, but the other way around: from darker to lighter. Start with a bikini (lots of sun!) in a cooler colour, such as blue or darker green. Wait with yellow, white, or beige and panther prints. After a week, scale to lighter and brighter colors. This way you will draw all attention to every shade that you have darkened. Bikinis, swimsuits, tankinis and tangas - as soon as you've realised your ideal mocha cat, you can make everything look radiant, so have fun!

Smart beach fashion colour tips for the lightest skin types

The first tip for the lightest skin types is: try not to get jealous of anyone blessed with a darker tan. Also keep lubricating, preferably with a factor 'tig', because burning doesn't count when it comes to 'getting a tan'. Your skin will slowly come out of colour, but don't worry: here too you can create the most beautiful summer looks with contrast. You only work with dark colours, just to make it pop the other way around. Black is the strongest contrast, but dark green and blue, burgundy and purple, or brown shades also work well. Avoid skin tones, yellow, orange, pale shades and neon colors. Do you have a bikini, swimsuit or other beach topper with a slightly lighter colour? If so, keep them before the end of the holiday, when your skin is optimally refreshed.

Conclusion: on the beach everyone is equal!

Isn't it wonderful, playing with all those different colours? We now know that there is not only a perfect beach match for every body shape, but also for every skin tone. Whatever your shape and color, there are always accents, lines and contrasts that optimally highlight your unique features. On the beach we are all the same, so I say go for it! Dive into the very latest swimwear collection today and start dreaming of summer, when we'll all be back on the beach. It could get so crowded that you long to get back to that one and a half meter distance, so stay healthy and enjoy it for a while...

I'll see you in my next college!

Professor Sir Emeritus Sebastian, Phd.