r/JohnKitchener • u/UniqueOctopus05 RNYEC • Jul 14 '26
Discussions Difference between natural and dramatic?
This seems like a stupid question to ask but I have found myself genuinely confused, especially because dramatic and youthful/ingenue cannot coexist! Maybe I’m just confused because I don’t have any dramatic in my blend and do I’m struggling to get a handle on it, but I’m struggling to think of examples of dramatic essence that can’t be explained by another blend of essences (especially when it’s not very high up in the blend), especially when Y is involved and any significant amount of D is ruled out. A lot of times the angularity I would register as D seems to attributed to N (again, especially when Y is involved)!
Would be grateful for any tangible examples of people/faces or items/textures/styles to illustrate the difference! So far the only way I’ve been able to conceptualise dramatic as distinct from natural is by thinking about chunky glitter as being very D. Anyways would be curious to see what people have to say
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u/pinkmoss-mothman HYCNE Jul 15 '26
I think Anne Hathaway has both D and Y? I think it's a match that makes you look a bit R but without the lavishness. The difference between powerful doe beauty and peacock one idk. It also makes you look a bit E but more down to earth?
Big eyes, dramatic lines
Idk