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After personally training hundreds of students about how to meld the science and art of color analysis, it is so rewarding to see our graduates using what they learned at Sci\ART to achieve success in their businesses.

Lisa K. Ford and Lauren Battistini were featured in an article in The Tampa Tribune by columnist Jackie Silver. (Here is a link to that article, Feng Shui now extends to fashion, http://tiny.cc/u1sGa).

Both Lauren and Lisa have been expertly trained in personal color at my company. They have used that training as a key component in building their businesses and advising their clients about the importance of color in building image.

Lisa Ford is a certified image consultant who, along with many other image-building services, she offers combines color, style and proper fit to create wardrobes for her clients. Color is an essential element in her approach to image-building. You can learn more about Lisa’s business at www.inventyourimage.com.

Lauren Battistini owns Color My Closet, a professional color and wardrobe consulting firm based in Texas. On Lauren’s Web site (www.colormycloset.com) she explains to viewers that the proper use color can “create a visual facelift, wrinkle reduction, teeth whitening and weight reduction all in one!” Lauren goes on to say that skillful use of color can “shave 10 pounds and 10 years instantly.”

It is so gratifying for me to see true connoisseurs of color like Lisa and Lauren using the techniques they learned at Sci\Art, and that they are continuing to share them with a new generation of image-makers. Just as I was compelled to study to become an American Master Colorist so I could pass on what I learned at Munsell Color, it is fulfilling to know that the teachings of Albert Munsell and Johannes Itten are lighting the path for future colorists.

And, as more people realize every day, the power of color extends far beyond fashion. For instance, the use of red light therapy to rejuvenate skin and prevent hair loss is gaining scientific momentum daily. That may be of interest to Tribune columnist Jackie Silver, who also has written a book, Aging Backwards: Secrets to Staying Young. You can learn more about Jackie at www.agingbackwards.com.

Until next time, always remember: When it comes to color, beauty and health are inseparable.

Tags: color analysis, feng shui, Personal Color Analysis, Sci\ART

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