FAQS
What are undertones and why are they important in pigment selection?
Undertones are subtle hues that exist beneath the surface color of a pigment. They are important in pigment selection because they affect how colors appear when mixed or when placed next to each other, influencing the overall harmony and balance of a color palette.
How can I determine the undertone of a pigment?
To determine the undertone of a pigment, you can observe it in natural light and compare it to other colors. Warm undertones typically have yellow, orange, or red hues, while cool undertones carry blue, green, or purple hues. Neutral undertones are a balance of both and can appear as grayish or beige.