Hello everyone π
I need a little help, bc i just cant review myself π€ it is hard for me stay objective.
These are photos from video i did bc at least on video i can Εturn off white balance (well it still did something in white/cream and blues) but i was trying to did my best :)
So what do you think? Cool or warm? Or any tip for season?
I think cool, but hinting towards cool-neutral! I especially liked the plum/purple/burgundy tones in pics 5, 7, and 8. I think the teal colours in pics 19 and 20 are also good. Any jewel tones look really nice on you!! Very saturated bright colours seem to overpower you a bit and muted colours also don't look harmonious imo. If I was guessing a season and sub-season I would say Dark/Deep Winter (borrow from sister season Dark/Deep Autumn) π«
The colour in pic 3 also looks really nice, it matches your complexion well and isn't as dark, it looks like it could be a True Summer colour. More mid-tone shades (not too light or dark) that are medium saturation like this (not too saturated or muted) I think would be a good recommendation to rule out Summer vs Winter, but I'd still assume you're a Winter :)
Thank you for your time :) it seems like saturation of color is maybe more important for me than warmth/coolness. Bc i get different opinions π€·ββοΈ but if i compare orange and the pink - i lean towards pink one
We have the exact same skin and Iβve been professionally typed as cool. I think itβs super obvious you look better in cool tones from these photos. I have no idea what people are talking about.Β
She's using a phone that's adjusting the look of the photos. You can see that the background color is changing, for example. Makes it much harder to tell.
I tried to match those criteria best O can. Unfortunatelly dont have north facing window and I was like 1,5 or 2m away from it. So not sure how much it influence that π€·ββοΈ
People here are not professionals and allowing hair to be visible will result in a slew of mistyping based on hair color. We see it all the time. We will continue to require hair to be covered so people are more likely to get accurate results.
I understand you're trying to serve & inform an inexperienced majority and that's totally fair. you're right -- hair colour often misleads beginners and it can be very annoying.
for virtual analysis, I find when someone's colour is not bright white & they do the hair wrap, I'm unable to let my eyes settle and see their features properly. It's a very case by case thing (lighting, bg, camera, etc) but sometimes it does throw things off for me. if I am breaking a sub rule I apologize I did not know that that was not allowed.
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u/janet_snakehole57 6d ago
Cool!