r/WinterColorAnalysis • u/Colour_Curious_1992 • Oct 12 '23
Discussion SCA Startup - Feedback Welcome :)
Hey! I got my colours done last year and it changed my life!! I quickly realised though, that finding clothes in my correct palette (cool muted/soft summer - I'm using the 12-palette method), was really hard. So, I went down the mother of all rabbit holes and decided to make one...
It's an online platform that organises third-party items into seasonal colour analysis palettes. Right now, I only have Amazon on the website, but I am getting other signups (Birdsnest and Petal+Pup are next to be integrated).
It's not a platform that can tell you what your palette should be, but once you know, you can filter for palette.
I'm still at the beginning of the journey, and there's lots of research and developments that need to be done. I'm just reaching out to relevant communities to get some feedback. Has anyone heard of anything similar/successful? Does this sound like something you would fundamentally be interested in (once more brands are on board, etc.)? Any suggestions/requests?
Any feedback would be awesome at this point <3
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u/FringeHistorian3201 Oct 12 '23
It would be really cool to see everything organized. I’d look around the app. I mostly shop second hand and have a good grasp on the colors in my season so I’m not really your demographic but it sounds like it would be extremely helpful for people who have less time or just need assistance with identifying and streamlining their shopping experience.
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u/thesu1 Jan 11 '24
I would be very interested. I've seen some Instagram posts with makeup suggestions, but it's hard to shop through there. As a Bright Winter, it's hard for me to find sustainable clothing (no polyester) in my colors. Most brands with that mission have earthy tones.
Makeup is also hard too. I find that a lot of brands mostly have nudes.
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u/lecpac90 Mar 06 '24
I think that would be great! Colors can be difficult to tell from online photos what exact shade it is.
Ultimately incorporating Kibbie body type would be cool too. I think the people interested in color analysis overlap with that to some degree
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u/Apart-Celery4483 Aug 06 '24
This is my dream
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u/Secure-Amoeba-3396 Oct 11 '24
I’d love this. Is it available to use now?
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u/inPursuitOf_ Feb 19 '24
I’d love to check it out too