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The Clean Wardrobe Method™: Step 2 Master Your Colors

Step 2 of The Clean Wardrobe Method™: how to find your undertone, choose your palette, and build outfits that work in harmony with your natural coloring.

After Step 1, you’re probably surrounded by fewer clothes but more questions.

You’ve filtered out synthetics, checked the fabrics, and kept what you actually wear. Yet when you look at the pieces that survived, something still feels off. Some colors make your skin glow while others make you look tired, even if the fit is perfect. Some tones make your eyes brighter, others make your face look pale.

That’s because not all colors love you back.

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Why this matters more than you think

Your face is the “frame” of every outfit. The shades you wear near it (tops, scarves, coats, knitwear, jewellery) either support your natural coloring… or fight it.

That’s why:

  • one lipstick looks chic, another looks like a mistake
  • black looks expensive on one person and dull on another
  • beige glows on your friend and drains you

Once you know your palette, shopping and styling get suspiciously easy.

And the biggest win: you stop buying pieces that are “cute” on the hanger but never feel right on you.

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I walk you through the exact process:

  • how to easily spot your undertone
  • how to pick your best neutrals and avoid your “worst” shades
  • how to build a wearable palette you’ll actually use
  • simple outfit formulas using your palette

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