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scd.MHib has at least 100 colors that
they will look their best in.
Barbara is trained to recognize
what colors look best on women,
but she understands that some
women still prefer a color that may
not be in the shade she should
wear.
“I don’t deal in right or wrong,
but in better and best,” Barbara
said. “If you have that sweater on
and feel really good in it, it can’t be
the wrong color. The color drapes
should guide, but not overpower
you.”
Barbara, who lives at 1062
Huffman Place, believes that once
you find the colors that are best for
you, the next step is to create a
coordinated wardrobe, not only
because it will add to your ap
pearance, but it also saves money.
For example, Barabara has a
small book which is filled with
pieces of material in the colors that
she looks best in. When she shops,
she takes the book with her and
only buys clothes that match other
clothes already in her closet. By
doing this, according to Barbara,
you eliminate the urge to buy
something that you have nothing
else to wear with.
“It is practical, not vanity,”
Barbara emphasized.
“If you look put together instead
of thrown together, that gives you
the confidence to go in the direc
tion that you want to go,” Barbara
said, explaining how colors and
wardrobes can help to influence a
person’s life.
And while she was talking about
confidence and presenting a
confident image, Barbara men
tioned the way she was taught to
walk during her modeling training.
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just came back.”
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Barbara suggested, and keep your
toes pointed straight ahead.
Barbara has shared her advice
with many Farm Women Societies
and with participants in various
Extension Service events. She also
gives a “Looking Terrific at Every
Age” course, which is a 10-hour
course focusing on color analysis,
fashion and design, make up and
skin care, visual poise and war
drobe tips.
But after retiring from one
successful career and raising her
children, why does Barbara want
to take on all this new respon
sibility?
“I know how I felt at 40,” Bar
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so much to others that we don’t
give to ourselves. Women are
fantastic givers and they find it
hard to give to themselves. ”
Barbara explained that women
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better meals for their family, they
take sewing classes or craft
classes to make things for their
family or house, but they are
hesitant to do anything that is
strictly for themselves.
Barbara’s class is something a
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