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From: lyle@sjuvax.UUCP (lyle)
Newsgroups: net.singles
Subject: Re: A Question for the Women(Color Analysis)
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Date: Fri, 26-Jul-85 11:41:40 EDT
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Posted: Fri Jul 26 11:41:40 1985
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In article <2426@ut-sally.UUCP> pooh@ut-sally.UUCP (Pooh @ the Utility Muffin Research Kitchen) writes:
>Doesn't anybody out there think that there are more
>important things in the world to be concerned with
>than COLOR ANALYSIS, for crying out loud???
>
   Remember this is Net.singles not Net.save.the.world. I am not overly fashion
conscience but I do feel that it is a very important thing to know what you 
look best in especially when you deal with the public. People tend to notice
you and carry more respect for you if you dress well. I know that sounds a bit
shallow on the part of society, but that is just the way that it is and I really
don't see it changing at least in the near future.

  I myself have no real sense of color, but after I was color analysed I found
it much easier to buy clothes for myself. I also felt better about myself. I 
really don't know why but I was told that colors all have meanings, be it your
mood or personality. So if anyone out there is a bit reluctant in getting 
color analysed, don't be. It was kind of odd but it was very interesting at the
same time.

  For those of you who don't agree, why don't you just truck your bell-bottom
pants and polyester shirt over to see a color analyst and see what your missing.


					Wayne

(* Don't Believe Everything You Read *)