Monochromatic are all shades of one colour.
I have used gold for this look.
I have used gold for this look.
On the eyes I have used golden yellow in the inner part of
the eyes and used the metallic gold on the ends to create a smoky look. I have
also used the same metallic gold to contour the face (on the hollows of the cheeks
and the temples). On the lips I have mixed the golden yellow colour and the
metallic gold.

Also here is my attempt to create a different monochromatic look
on myself and on a friend using purple; I have done this to compere show how different
skin tones can complement the look.
On the second look the purple used is more visible on area
that I have contoured which are the hollows of the cheeks and the nose. It is
also visible on the eyes giving it a smoky look and also the lips. however the look, looks better in real life than in this picture, i would say that lighting has played a big part in the way the look is seen on picture.
Achromatic look.
Achromatic colours lack saturation, they are near natural. those colours include black, white or grey.
this image i found on line is a good and simple interpretation of a Achromatic look. this more evident with the eye makeup were the artist has used a white eyeshadow on the eye lids and used black liner to draw very prises black lines.
For my look, i used just back and white. the two colours though they are opposite to each other they compliment one another. i used a white eyeshadow on the eye lid and the lower eye lid; and on the lips i used black lipstick.
complimentary look.
ref: http://www.tigercolor.com/
Colours that are opposite each other on the colour wheel are considered to be complementary colours
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light purple and light green are opposite each other on the colour will, therefore compliments each other. for my look i used the two colours against each other to see what would happen. looking at the results i have noticed that the colours do not overpower each other, making it a perfect complimentary look.
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