With green blush and blue around her lips, her makeup looks almost clownish at first glance. Yet, her partner doesn't see a carnival look, but a perfectly groomed woman. In a relationship with a colorblind man who doesn't see the world in the same colors, this beauty addict reversed her eye makeup for her sweetheart.<\/p>\n
Her cheekbones<\/a> are dusted with green powder, her lips are adorned with icy blue, and her eyes are made up with rainbow colors. Her multicolored aesthetic isn't a reflection of a trending hashtag or a sign of creative madness. It's a beautiful play of contrasts, specially designed for the vision of her colorblind partner. This artist, who excels in cosmetic art and paints not on canvas, but on skin, adorns her face by putting herself in the shoes of her partner, who lives with a permanent filter over his eyes.<\/p>\n Moreover, her makeup, which, without further explanation, seems to be a fairytale trademark or a runway signature, gives the illusion of seeing through a thermal camera. It also evokes the highly pigmented paintings of the Surrealist era. While this makeup appears unusual, even fantastical, to eyes accustomed to nude complexions<\/a> and rosy cheeks, it is completely ordinary and appears "neutral" to colorblind eyes.<\/p>\n Naturally, since color perception isn't the same. Being colorblind isn't about seeing the world in black and white, but rather seeing it with a slightly different palette. And with a few brushstrokes, this vanity stylist, @liladrogo ,<\/a> shows us what the world of colorblind people looks like, a condition that affects 8% of men. <\/p>\n\n