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Old 04-01-2007, 02:02 PM   #9
ReNae Stueve ReNae Stueve is offline
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Sharon,

It is warmer.

When I need to get close to Naples but more buttery, I use a Cad Yel Light and just a touch of his Orchre. This is transparent, adding another touch of white for opaque.

My daughter is a Molecular Toxicologist. I'm used to such reamings..... It's good to be informed, Cennini fits the model as Ryan would say.
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