Funmike Roberts by Funke Roberts

All issues

That necklace? It's collaborating with time against you

It's not sentimental, it's strategic. And right now, it's working against you.


image


Hi ,


That necklace? It's collaborating with time against you


It's not sentimental, it's strategic. And right now, it's working against you.


THE NECKLACE YOU'VE WORN FOR 15 YEARS:


It was perfect when you were 30.

At 45? It's adding years to your face.


HERE'S WHY:


The metal is the wrong undertone for your current skin.

The length hits at an unflattering point on your neck.

The style is dating you, not complementing you.


But you keep wearing it because:

→ "It's my signature piece."

→ "People expect to see me in it."

→ "It was expensive."

→ "It has sentimental value."


SENTIMENT DOESN'T TRUMP STRATEGY.


You can love that necklace AND acknowledge it's no longer serving you.


YOUR FACE CHANGED. YOUR ACCESSORIES DIDN'T.


At 30: Gold jewelry might have made you glow.

At 45: Your skin's undertone shifted slightly, and now that same gold looks dull.


At 30: Long necklaces elongated your neck.

At 45: That same length emphasizes lines you didn't have before.


This isn't about age. It's about EVOLUTION.


Your accessories should evolve with your face, not stay frozen in time.


THE QUESTION ISN'T: "Should I keep wearing it?"


The question is: "Is it still working FOR me, or is it working AGAINST me?"


WANT TO KNOW WHICH METALS AND LENGTHS FLATTER YOU NOW?


Personalized Color Analysis includes guidance on metals (gold vs. silver) based on your current undertone.


UPDATE YOUR STRATEGY:

www.funkeroberts.com


Funke Roberts 🧡


image

---


Let’s stay connected:

🔗 Visit our website

📸 Instagram: @TheFunkeRoberts

📘 Facebook: Funke Susan Roberts

▶️ YouTube: Funke Roberts Channel

Share
Get the next issue in your inbox
Free, and you can unsubscribe any time.

0 comments

More issues

All 271 →
#204 Apr 22, 2026

3 days away and this question is worth asking

Read issue →
#203 Apr 20, 2026

Your camera and your mirror are not on speaking terms

Read issue →