What are the pros/cons of choosing a mat color (light v. dark colors)?
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I have heard from many buyers that lighter colors show sweat stains. I'm going to go for a darker shade...
1394180
i think the only difference is the thickness (and price as you mentioned). I went cheap and bought the thinner version because no matter what i have to use two mats.
2053664
The medium is pretty light I would go with the darker one. The medium is like no tan to me.
742038
It depends on preference to be very honest. Medium would be fine because it is buildable and it looks kinda close to my mac nw43 foundation. However if you want your contour to stand out a bit more i would recommend dark plus the highlight in the dark would look good on you anyways. The only thing is with the dark be more conscious how much you put on or it'll be too drastic and such so be light. I hope this helps :)
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I would go with the transfer paper for dark as it would work on dark, medium or light colored fabrics.
1436143
it really depends on your skin tone. I use beige 1 because the ivory is too light.
1222523
Depends on your tastes. I purchased the Matt silver , and I am very happy with my choice.
1587906
I would say that the color is much lighter than what you see in the picture... more of a light blue/silver/white schema, not really much for dark. Ours is against white subway tile and white cabinets, but I think it would look just fine with dark cabinets as it is not as dark as you see in the picture.
1044451
A medium-dark would definitely let you see a difference but wont look too dark :)
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There are different colors available, just select the color you want when you purchase
899120
I would call it a dark burgundy. Many reviewers consider it gender neutral, and I would agree. It's nice to have something besides black to choose from!
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yes, the black looks way better in my opinion and it is easier to keep it clean...hope this helps :)
824662
It probably depends on the color your working with. The pale colors fade much more quickly. My daughter used the pale pink. It was a nice color but high maintenance to keep it up. I certainly think it's an idea worth trying
1505193
Yes, I bought two and both are black, just different sizes and accents and both are elegant and beautiful and from what I can see, as I have had these types of mats before, they are going to last forever! A great price for the quality...!Good Luck!
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If you're very pale, definitely go for the lightest shade, which is "Light". However, if you want to add warmth to your overall color, then "Light/Medium" should do just fine, especially for the winter months.
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I chose white because that was the color of the basin that we used in my family's kitchen when I was growing up back in the 50's. When my basin gets dinged, and with daily use as an outside basin it does get banged around a bit, the dark metal underneath shows through, making it look more and more like the old basin from my past. The dark blue enamel would probably hide signs of wear and tear better than the white does, and so dark blue might better suit the needs of someone of a more gentle persuasion.
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The trim is in dark brown. It isn't as dark as the image shows. It actually compliments the mat very well.