There are many components that go into enhancing a person’s natural beauty, and many of them come in the form of adding colour. Skin tone and hair colour can play a large part in the choices a person makes when getting ready to face the world, but vision issues can present problems. Being blind would seem to be the worst case scenario, but even those with good sight unable to distinguish some colours could find their morning routine difficult. Being colour blind has stymied many, but it can be overcome with a bit of preparation.
Hair colour and skin tone are often determining factors, but body shape could be part of the equation when choosing an outfit. People want to look their best when facing the day, so selecting an outfit that clings in all the right places is a good way to get started. Matching it with the right accessories and cosmetics is next, but those can become problematic due to a person’s lack of ability to tell one colour from another.
One way to get started in the morning with this disability is to group clothing, accessories and even makeup by colour. It could take quite some time to set it up, but it will save time when a person needs to get dressed and ready to go. Knowing exactly the right things to put together with the makeup that will have everything looking coordinated can lend confidence, but it will take planning and help to get it right.
Friends and loved ones often understand the difficulties associated with being colour blind, and they are an excellent resource when putting together a personal palette of clothing and makeup. Getting them to help choose colours in the first place is often essential, and letting them help organise a closet or makeup draw could make the difference between looking slightly odd or presenting the most beautiful face and body possible.
