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Pure Natural

Pure Natural position on the Yin/Yang scale: soft Yang (situated between the symmetrically balanced Classic and the sharp-edged Dramatic).

This is a warm, open, and charismatic type. Open facial features and a feminine, slightly athletic, firmly grounded figure inspire trust and approachability, creating a lively, earthy, attractive, and active image that David Kibbe called “the girl-next-door chic.”
Face
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Facial features of a Natural are slightly wide, angular, with rounded corners, sometimes asymmetrical:

  • Eyes range from medium to small
  • Taut cheeks
  • Straight, slightly thin lips
Bone Structure
Height of the Pure Natural from medium to slightly tall: up to 5'8".

Bone structure is slightly straight, slightly square, slightly angular. But always with softened edges, as opposed to the sharp angles of the Pure Dramatic.

  • Broad shoulders
  • Facial contours (nose, chin, cheekbones) with softened edges
  • Hands and feet range from medium size to slightly large and square

Body Line
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The Pure Natural body type is straight and muscular, lean and slightly flexible:

  • Slightly straight hips and firm chest
  • Slightly elongated arms and legs
  • Possibly a long waist

With excess weight, the waist area fills out first, followed by hips and legs; if there is a lot of excess weight, the Pure Natural figure becomes very stocky.

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Based on those in David Kibbe's 1987 book Metamorphosis

Brief recommendations

The shape of your clothing should follow the lines of your body: relaxed and slightly straight, with smooth curves instead of angles.

— Girl Next Door Chic!

David Kibbe
Author of Metamorphosis
Silhouette
The best silhouette is fairly narrow, original, and tailored to emphasize the figure, yet simple, loose, and light. Soft fabric textures will help you achieve this.
A Pure Natural is better to avoid:

  • Sharply angular or strict straight lines
  • Tightly fitted silhouettes with a clear shape
  • Overly large and shapeless silhouettes
  • Complex, ornate, cascading, and twisted lines
Hairstyle
Hair of a Pure Natural is usually medium or thick in texture and often somewhat matte (as opposed to silky and shiny). When styled, it can be tousled, loose, and free.
Slightly undone hairstyles with soft geometric shapes and ragged edges, as well as layered cuts, will suit you—these will emphasize your earthy natural beauty.

Perms and voluminous waves look good when styled in a casually tousled way; this type of styling also works well for an evening look.
A Pure Natural should avoid:

  • Smooth, slicked styles
  • Haircuts with straight edges
  • Strict geometric or intricate and stiff styling
  • Boyish short haircuts
Hair coloring
Hair color should always look natural and lively: realistic color and shine, with subtle lightening of strands as if sun-kissed.

Hair color close to your natural shade.
When coloring, it is better to avoid radical unnatural shades (blue-black, bright red, platinum blonde, etc.) and overly contrasting highlights.
Makeup
A Pure Natural's makeup is meant to give their face a fresh, radiant and healthy look. Light but thorough makeup is essential for the Pure Natural.

During the day, you are better off using matte makeup, to accentuate the natural glow of your skin with a small hint of bright color.

Eyes are best painted with softly blended, muted light matte shadows. Blush to apply a slightly angular contour, with the obligatory softening of the borders, lipstick is better to choose a moderate color, or use a transparent or translucent lip gloss.

In the evening, Pure Natural can use a slightly more obvious and shiny makeup.

A Pure Natural should avoid:

  • Makeup that is too bright or too shiny
  • Graphic makeup with sharp lines and harsh eyeshadow edges
  • High-contrast makeup (pale skin with bright eyes or lips)
  • Complete absence of makeup
Wardrobe
Shoes
Jewelry
Bags
Accessories
Lingerie
Tops
Pants
Sweaters
Coats
Skirts
Jackets
Dresses

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