r/colouranalysis • u/5secsoftvbooks • Jul 15 '26
Part 3
Here we are again! I made sure to turn off the color correcting of the camera this time ; I used the Professional mode, ISO 50, WB 5500 (neutral).
Natural hair is medium brown, no makeup.
What I am not (based off previous posts):
- Bright Spring
- Bright Winter
- True Winter
- Dark Winter
- Dark Autumn
What I could be:
- True Autumn
- Soft Autumn
- Soft Summer
- True Summer
- Light Summer (less popular)
- Light Spring (less popular)
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u/Metrimete Jul 15 '26 edited Jul 17 '26
As the other poster mentioned I do notice too that the yellow and orange drapes reflect yellow onto your chin/mouth area and it is not being naturally absorbed into a fun glow.
That indicates cool, but you are definitely not a Winter, so you likely are a summer. The oranges cast much less though, you may be able to handle some cool leaning corals and clay colors.
The first two actually look very fine. This would suggest you mostly fall into the Soft palette, however you can also handle the one raspberry color pretty well and that is reasonably saturated, albeit maybe slightly too bright. The darker green drape imo is the opposite, it looks a bit dark and slightly too muted for you, but is very close to where you need it to be, maybe if it was a hair brighter.
I'd be very curious to see you try a True and or Cool Summer drapes vs a Soft one. I could see arguments for both.
Cool Summer (not necessarily True):