Life Colour

08/03/2022

What International Women’s Day means to Kirsten: Kirsten says “I’ve learned to listen, deeply. Everyone has a story that needs to be heard, and a true self that needs to be seen. I'd like to help you to see yourself - and to be seen - in your own best light.”
Kirsten of Life Colour is a fully trained Personal Colour Analyst in the renowned 12-tone seasonal Sci\ART system. She helps women to find their authentic personal colour palette using a simple yet powerful system. Kirsten is passionate about using the power of colour to bring more joy, self-expression and harmony into our embodiment in the world.
She loves sharing the transformational properties of colour to help women reclaim their authentic image and sustainable style.
“I offer women a simple yet powerful system liberating you to focus on your dreams and goals:
Authentic: working with nature, to empower your self-expression. Attuned: Colour mapping using the industry-leading Munsell system. Palettes that tone with each other, and with your natural colouring, bring your wardrobe, accessories and make-up into harmony.
Accessible: Style for real people — easy to maintain. Aligned: Effortless and enjoyable methods opens up a space in which it becomes possible to reclaim control of your: -time and energy -spending power -eco- and ethical fashion footprint -individual self-expression”
Kirsten is offering a fantastic 10% discount for Personal Colour Analysis, booked within 10 days of International Wwomen's Day using code IWD.
Plus, there’s an additional discount for group (2+) bookings. [email protected] 020 8895 6360
Fron, Llwini, Tref-y-Clawdd, Powys LD7 1RH

15/11/2020

Have you ever wondered about the difference between being fashionable, and following your own personal style? April Grow of Stunning Style breaks it down, showing you how to consistently look your best. Spoiler alert: personal style wins!

Have you ever wondered what is the difference between style and fashion?April from Stunning Style breaks down the definition of style and fashion as you build your capsule wardrobe

06/11/2020

https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p084lv79/fierce-women-1-bjork?fbclid=IwAR3RQ8gkXfP1kakIw2l665n-c0CIgKq33ekRWIEC8bOnL2sc6zJB1JUMzGw

Exploring Bjork’s significance as a fearless force in feminine self-expression.

06/11/2020

I'm looking forward to watching this BBC series. There are countless women I could nominate as a 'Fierce Woman', but thinking about Colour, I would nominate Dorothy Nickerson, an an American color scientist and technologist who made important contributions to international colour standards, which was a newly emerging field which she began contributing to in the late 1920s. Technologies she was instrumental in developing are still in use today, as are her colour fans, in fields including agriculture and horticulture.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p084lv79/fierce-women-1-bjork?fbclid=IwAR3RQ8gkXfP1kakIw2l665n-c0CIgKq33ekRWIEC8bOnL2sc6zJB1JUMzGw

02/11/2020

Quote for the week x

02/11/2020

Welcome to the Life Colour page. As an analyst trained in the Sci\ART system, I am fascinated by the interconnections between the science and art of colour. Even people who are completely colour blind have their visual experience shaped by colour, since the degree to which objects absorb or reflect light determines the appearance of the object in greyscale. And wavelengths outside of the human-visible spectrum can perceived in other ways. For example we can the heat of infra-red light, and skin registers UV light in the form of tanning and sunburn. I wanted to share this fascinating film, from the Natural History Museum, a conversation between scientists and artists, including a man who uses technology to 'hear' colour. What is the most unusual thing you have noticed about colour perception?

Join scientists and artists as they reflect on colour and vision in nature and beyond, how our experiences of colour differ, and the impact of technology.