The difference is obvious

Nov 1, 2022 10:59 PM

zoraniko

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Left side is definitely more blue.

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I mean I'm colorblind and I can tell the left one is darker than the right.

3 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

I seent it.

3 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

Ones a Lil darker.......

3 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

there is a difference. but it's so damn subtle

3 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

Left is more blue

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Not a chick but can see the slight difference in hue

3 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

they are different colors indeed. both look shit.

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My skins is so pink, 89 would look blue, and many reds that aren't "true" pull orange. The pink toned 88 would hold it's own as purple tho!

3 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

They are different

3 years ago | Likes 6 Dislikes 1

See em separately, sure I'd say they were the same. Side by side? Definitely different.

3 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

The right one is a lighter shade. (I’m a dude.)

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A whiter shade of pale.

3 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

Wait a minute, I'm an OLD man with glasses looking at this on a cell phone, and I can see that the right one has more pink in it.

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Very clear

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"Women will look you dead in the face & pretend that you prefer one of these colors over the other" I fixed your meme for you.

3 years ago | Likes 28 Dislikes 7

You saying you don't have a preference?

3 years ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 1

As a guy: they are

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Don’t women, on average, see color better than men? I feel like I’ve heard that somewhere

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ish. Data's a bit skewed on that. On average women can *identify* more colors than men but are similar when it comes to distinguishing hues.

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Like, stereotypically men are like "they're all green" while women might identify a forest, an emerald, and a pastel" but when asked to >

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> group various shade samples into identical vs different, men and women make similar numbers of groupings /fin

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89 is more blue than 88

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hmm, I'd say its simply darker

3 years ago | Likes 7 Dislikes 1

A bit more blue in the left one.

3 years ago | Likes 11 Dislikes 0

I'm a guy with a slight colorblindness and those are obviously pretty different.

3 years ago | Likes 7 Dislikes 0

Left has more blue; right has more red. Left has a bit more saturation.

3 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

To be fair, yeah, they're side by side in a purple to lilac gradient; not *identical*, but very easy to mix up.

3 years ago | Likes 13 Dislikes 0

For sure, like if you didn't have whatever you were matching with you you'd easily buy the wrong one, but if def noticable side by side

3 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

Just imagine them on a car. ...No wait, that's horrible.

3 years ago | Likes 6 Dislikes 1

Right? When you get it back from the body shop and they didn't do a good enough job matching the paint.

3 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

Periwinkle and lavender

3 years ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 0

I'm a dude and I can see the difference~

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Of course, when they are side by side. So can I. But if I first saw one and then the other, without seeing them at the same time, no chance.

3 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

88 is lighter right?

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I can see the difference but I think they are similar enough that it's irrelevant.

3 years ago | Likes 13 Dislikes 1

Thats because for your purposes they are. But if you're coordinating skin tone/makeup/outfits/jewelry/ect the difference is stark/important

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I'd love to see an example where one version wouldn't work but the other version would.

3 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 1

Agreed it's not something you will notice one people would have to pay attention to your fingernails and be observant enough to realize (1)

3 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 1

It's a slightly different shade than the dress.

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So,depending on what season your colouring is your skin can look sallow, sickly, pasty, or flushed in weird ways with different undertones+

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+you may not consciously notice, but subconsciously key in. And small differences can be very noticible with clothes/makeup. You not caring+

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It's been proven that men and women perceive color differently. Women tend to be able to identify more shades than men can.

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They throw it too

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It's all about the cones...

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At least 50 shades right?

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I have a penis and I can see the difference..

3 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

guess I'm a woman then.

3 years ago | Likes 8 Dislikes 0

Yeah, see rest of comments. Apparently, it is mostly learned behavior - socialization - and not a physical (in)capability.

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You misunderstanding statistics. More men suffer from colorblindness than women. But most men can perceive color as well as most women.

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I worked on printing presses and in an ink kitchen. Can confirm.

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I was going to say this too.

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We all perceive color slightly different than one another. I guess you could say color is simply a pigment of our imagination.

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booooooooooo

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Gtfo

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You bitch +1

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Seriously. I said dill paint and he got cucumber which I told him would be too cool and now we have a whole ass bar with wrong paint /

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"Because they look the same and I couldnt remember" ?

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Tell a dude to name the equivalent Warhammer paint and they will outperform every time.

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The one on the left is clearly for the Emperor's children, the one on the right is for a stealthy Ork.

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And you really don't want to mix those up in your warband

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I often get frustrated when my partner says something i dark blue when its dark purple.. Or red when its clearly orange..

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Being an artist makes it way more frustrating as he will comment on or suggest colors but say the wrong color half the time haha! Hes cute

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Its to do to with degrees of colour blindness being more common in men, right? I.e. my dad doesn't seen light shades of purple, just grey

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My boyfriend struggles with blues and greens. He's convinced his khaki bag is grey. This has caused much confusion with hotel staff in the

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Bag drop room

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Curious what the evolutionary "logic" is behind that

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Hunting vs. gathering. Same evolutionary logic that makes men physically stronger than women (on average).

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Cool. That makes a lot of sense

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I heard women see 50 shades of Grey a lot.

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As an AMAB person but now hormonally F, I can attest to this difference. The world is a whole different place to me now.

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Holy fuck, what? I knew there were some sensory differences, but that's a new one for me. I'd only heard about smell.

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Was gonna doubt, but the article does indicate the difference is partially hormonal and not just structural. You feel like you're worse at

3 years ago | Likes 10 Dislikes 0

Long range identification and fast motion tracking now as well? Just curious

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Definitely markedly worse but still pretty acute

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The idea that men can't see the different shades was debunked though. It's more down to socialisation.

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It's a matter of practice. If you have the same word/concept for yellow and orange, you won't get that mental practice of separating them.

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We learned it was because when we were hunter gatherers women tended to be gatherers (though brought in a lot of small game), and >

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Yeah when we are foraging my wife has better mushroom eyes than me. Especially for *special* shrooms, that woman spot a Lib from 100m

3 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

XD

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Interesting! Sauce?

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https://www.nature.com/articles/s41599-019-0341-7 it's a review rather than an individual study but it puts the differences between ages>

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>,genders, and cultures down to vocabulary more than anything else. Men are socialised with a smaller colour vocabulary it effects the >

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>brains ability. It's not a physical attribute of the eye and training can improve it. I can't find the latest large scale study of the >

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Different cultures can too, based on language. It's a really interesting science actually. Pretty sure Radio Lab did a podcast about it a

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I think they talked about blue specifically. Example: "wine-dark sea" and many other water references in The Odyssey but no mention of blue

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They debunked that about how eskimos had multiple words for snow.

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Even english has multiple words for snow. I'd be shocked if the Inuit didn't.

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Learned about this is my linguistic class. Shows how you can discriminate colors based on different cultures. Most people only have one word

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Snow but Inuit has many. Similar to in Russia there is no technically color that means blue. Questions if we discriminate colors

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What? There's blue in Russian.

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Differently.

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I'm not sure what you mean, can you elaborate?

3 years ago | Likes 9 Dislikes 0

Ok, I guess I don't get the connection to this based on what we were talking about with color?

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few years back. I can dig it up if anyone is interested. It's a great episode (maybe a series of episodes iirc).

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Interested!

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Pretty sure this is the one, enjoy: https://radiolab.org/episodes/211119-colors

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Hi, I'm anyone.

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Pretty sure this is the one, enjoy: https://radiolab.org/episodes/211119-colors

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Dot! Thank you

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Dot for sure

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What a treat! Thank you so much ☺️

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Thank you kindly :D

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That's pretty cool- language influences perception, but I never applied that to color philosophy, makes sense though.

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It's super neat. Where we learn to differentiate things on a spectrum is both highly personal and dependant on culture and social environs.

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For example, people speaking a foreign language almost always sound like they're talking fast, because we don't know where the spaces go.

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To clarify, I mean the x people all seeing the same blue, or not, but regardless we can't tell what x person's blue looks like

3 years ago | Likes 5 Dislikes 0

Without, like telepathy. Or some equivalent. My yellow could be your blue, but the word being held in common could confuse the issue.

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Not perception - 'interpretation' - it's why colours are properties and not things directly, and black/white etc. ARE colours.

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(Though, obviously, differences in physiology does affect perception directly if present.)

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IIRC: I read that it's a hangover from pre-history. Men sacrificed colour vision to be more aware of shape and space. Useful to not be ->

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I keep telling my wife that men's eyes are more attracted to motion. She tells me her eyes are up there.

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He's here all week, folks!

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-> confused by natural camoflage on animals when hunting.

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That was the evo-devo attempt at explaining results from faulty tests. At that point they were asking people to "name" colours instead of>

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>asking if they could see the difference between two colours and what the difference was. The trichromatic colour vision actually *helps* >

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>us see through the natural camouflage of lots of animals. It works better on things that can't see as many shades.

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Flick the colon fluid? Gross dude.

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What?

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... I'm colorblind. So who's fucking me then?

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I can read that and I’m not colour blind. Or am I?

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FUCK THE COLOA BUND

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Funny enough, I had to strip the color in photoshop to ensure it said what I thought it said. But I can actually see the diff in #1

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I'm surprised there's not already an app for that.

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There is/are - well, ones that are supposed to correct colors. I'm used to how things look now and they look weird when viewed differently

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Fuck you and whatever the fuck this says.

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That sounds like a good way to make more colorblind people.

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Men are like 20 times as likely to be colorblind than women, so you have to really work at it to make more colorblind females.

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It’s genetic and women are carriers

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I'm in this picture and I don't like it.

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I can’t see this, but I can tell the purples apart!

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anyone wanna fill me in on what this says?

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Drink your Ovaltine

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A crummy commercial? Son of a bitch!

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Good news! You have a new roommate!

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“Fuck the color blind”

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It says "we love the colorblind :)"

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It says to have sex with colorblind people

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It says F*** you colorblind

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Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuh, close, but no cigar. "FUCK THE COLORBLIND."

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I must be kind of colorblind!

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I can't read that, which is why I want a shirt with it on it.

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I'm red green color blind and can see this though, also I can tell slight shade differences really well but mix up blue and purple

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I'm red green colour blind as well. I cannot see anything on this.

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I can't see it all but I can see enough to fill in the blanks for the parts that I am colorblind it says fuck the color blind

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I know a guy who pretended to be colour blind to his new GF in an attempt to make himself seem more interesting (I know right, psycho shit)>

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She fell for him hard, her parents loved him…he’s actually a real nice guy. Her parents ask him to do a colour blindness test so they know>

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what type of colour blindness he has. He takes it, the test shows that he can’t see purple. They spend £320 ($370) on glasses that correct>

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his fake colour blindness. They decorate their garden with colourful balloons and invite him over for his birthday so they can video his>

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reaction of seeing purple for the first time. I have seen said video, it was very unconvincing. He’s still with the girl, living a>

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Fair enough, though only matters side by side

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Gloss (or shine) will affect it as well

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I saw this alot when I worked at a fabric store. Always told folks buy more than you need cause dye lots change. Sure enough ppl come in to

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Get the same fabric with the sku # and are surprised it's a few shades different. Now their clothes/quilt won't match. I told ya so.

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I agree, this is why I don't sweat wall colors. The only time you notice the difference between Almond and Café is at the store.

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Or if you're trying to match your existing colors. They may look identical but you can't touch-up with a slightly off shade.

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It matters when you’re matching colours: ever tried to wear new black sweater with old black shirt… lol no

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What's so hard about that? I've managed to do that just fine.

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LOOK AT MR FANCY TAKES CARE OF HIS CLOTHES OOOOO

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No you misunderstand. I meant that black, old black, 15 years ago black, maybe actually dark gray, it's all the same to me.

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They matter between skin tones.

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And outfits!! (I have never, in my adult life, had painted nails..but I've worn clothing)

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Not that close they don’t

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Is that actually true? They both look like they'd just be 'lavender-ish' if they weren't side by side

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You'd notice it on the "wrong" skin tone. The nails would look wrong in an odd way.

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I suspect it's the case where you'd notice the difference most; placed next to a contrasting or complimentary colour.

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89 has more blue and compliments cooler skin tones while making warm skin tones look sallow. Trust me, I'm a makeup artist

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Makeup random things artist or an actual socially acceptable everyday face paint artist?

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Both. I also have a BFA in illustration, so I'm more than qualified to make up random things

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