Wheatish complexion refers to a skin tone that is characterized by light brown skin, almost like the color of wheat. It is usually darker than a peachy or fair complexion and lighter than a dusky one. The word "wheatish" is coined from the wheat grain, which has a specific shade that lies between pearl white and brown.

People with wheatish complexion are advised to avoid certain colors and clothes, such as bright colors and pastels, and instead opt for earthy tones, such as beige, brown, and olive green. They are also recommended to use water-based makeup products and removers if they have oily skin.

Some positive aspects of having a wheatish complexion include the ability to hide blemishes and flaws on the skin more easily than individuals with a fair complexion.

There are no negative aspects of having a wheatish complexion. However, some people may feel societal pressure to lighten their skin tone due to cultural beliefs that fairer skin is associated with higher status and beauty in some societies.

There are no specific ingredients or materials associated with wheatish complexion. However, people with this skin tone are advised to use products enriched with skin toning and lightening ingredients, such as hydroquinone, kojic acid, and vitamin C, to treat and prevent hyperpigmentation.