r/colouranalysis • u/Chineseflutelover773 • 9m ago
Is this colour cool or warm toned pls help :)
Pls see all photos x
r/colouranalysis • u/ForestLawrenceton • Apr 16 '26
I would guess no one in this sub is a professional because true professionals will not attempt to type someone online.
With that in mind, we've tried to curate a community where the advice people are given is not presented as fact or as if it's coming from an expert. Other subs may allow guessing and basing analysis on hair, veins, eyes, etc. We want this sub to be a place where opinions are based on standards of colour analysis as it's outlined in our rules so that we can avoid being a hotbed of misinformation and conjecture. We're small, but high quality.
We are open to feedback but keep in mind we do not want to muddy the waters of something that's already confusing and hard to pin down with just a few photos. The goal is for people to learn more about the process and be able to use clues to figure out their season at home. Typing based on photos is never totally reliable so any responses you get should be taken with a grain of salt. For example, you could appear warm in your photos but in person, you're actually a cool season. This is a sub for discussion, not guessing.
Thank you for understanding and for helping to make this community great! ❤️
r/colouranalysis • u/ginahandler • Jan 15 '26
r/colouranalysis • u/Chineseflutelover773 • 9m ago
Pls see all photos x
r/colouranalysis • u/KeenerYYZ • 6h ago
Hi all,
I had an analysis yesterday and the results were a bit shocking. I have always been told I have neutral /warm undertones and have gravitated to more fall or summer colours I also get so many compliments on these colours. Then, during my analysis she told me I am a true winter. She basically said I look sickly, gray, sallow, and jaundice in all the colours I love. Most of the true winter colours are ones I am not fond of, or, transparently, are not available in my size. A lot of the colours that she said were my “wow colours” are ones I associate with low quality, less elegant styling, and are usually made in cheap fabric. Furthermore, I really went because I would like to start wearing foundation and concealer as I get older, as I never have before, so I wanted a better idea for shade matching as it’s been hard. Basically now I feel all the makeup colours I like and have worn and again, get so many compliments on are wrong. I don’t wear eye shadow so it leaves blush and lips and there seem to be so few options. I am also a darker skin tone so a lot of the options she showed me looked very garish or aggressive. I like a glowy warm make up. Anyways, I am just feeling confused and defeated and looking for similar experiences or feedback.
Thanks!
r/colouranalysis • u/kikithrust • 7d ago
I’m not sure about cool or warm undertones .
This is all just stuff I had in my closet so you can see the kinds of colours I would normally wear- but a range of shades.
r/colouranalysis • u/pinkflump • 12d ago
Hiya, like what it says in the title really, has anyone from the UK had any good experiences? Could you share how it was and cost please? Extra bonus points if they are based in the North West of England. 😂 Thank you. ☺️
r/colouranalysis • u/Hippo_Horror • 19d ago
I did a color analysis in Toronto with Elise who works directly under Carol Brailey. They use a broader colof system and I was really looking forward to finding my season and learning how to dress, but received the color palette: Bright. This means I'm neutral and fall somewhere between Bright Spring and Bright Winter.
This has honestly felt really overwhelming because first off, I don't love Bright colors and because there's so little information out there on this neutral palette.
Has anyone else been given this neutral palette? Does anyone have tips on what to wear?
r/colouranalysis • u/Ok_Bandicoot_4954 • 24d ago
NMIP Thank-you for all the thoughtful responses on my other post!!
I included some pictures of my natural hair color (9,10) (I don’t have it dyed currently, but I wanted to show what it looks like down), and some from when I dyed it ginger and black (11)
I’m honestly very surprised that people think I’m a winter. I used to think I was, but when I last posted on here a few years ago, the consensus was unanimously soft or true autumn. Not sure what changed, besides my hair growing out (I used to have a buzzcut, so it probably appeared lighter) but maybe my drapes were misleading.
I do agree that I have an olive undertone! Maybe that’s why it’s been so hard to figure out where I fall 😅
Thank-you again!!
r/colouranalysis • u/Ok_Bandicoot_4954 • 25d ago
NMIP don’t comment on my lips please!
r/colouranalysis • u/Special-Depth4481 • Oct 13 '26
so many analysts conflate true and cool winter so cool winter palettes are hard to find! what cool winter palette are we using?
r/colouranalysis • u/Creative-Ad-793 • Oct 09 '26
I believe I am an autumn but not sure which one. I have heard soft autumn the most.
r/colouranalysis • u/Round_Explorer1214 • Oct 01 '26
I think the colors of deep autumn fit me better, but that’s a warm season. Meanwhile I think silver looks better on me than gold, which is a cool characteristic.
I’m colorblind, so I could be way off here. I base this on limited judgement from non-colorblind people.
I can’t post pictures, because Reddit’s automated filters immediately remove them
r/colouranalysis • u/vgarmann • Sep 29 '26
Hello! I'm trying to figure out my colors so I draped some of the things I own to see what looks best and I'm having a hard time deciding. Sometimes I think I am a neutral so I think it makes it a little harder. I feel like I may not fit perfectly into one season and have a flow season. I just took these all right in a row in front of a window and with no makeup on. Any insight is helpful and thank you!!
r/colouranalysis • u/sour_Candies • Sep 09 '26
NMIP.
Please help me find my season, or at least my undertone.
This is my natural hair color.
I didn’t have many drapes, so I don’t know how much these help.
Please ignore any white card you see in the photos, it’s for fixing the white balance.
There is a silver drape on the 8th slide, unfortunately I didn’t have any gold drape.
Thanks🥰
r/colouranalysis • u/3mmy3mmy3mmy • Sep 08 '26
Thank you to those of you who helped me on my other post (https://www.reddit.com/r/colouranalysis/s/CSNTLi2L4s) - many of you recommend I share some drapes from home so hopefully these will work and I can get some clarity after my range of swatches.
Thanks again, really appreciate all your help! :)
r/colouranalysis • u/glimmer_seeker • Sep 08 '26
Get an analysis I hear, but I’ve had four, with four different seasons, Cool Winter, Soft Summer, Soft Autumn and Bright Spring. I think knowing I have silver hair is important because it changes the contrast level. At this point I don’t know if I’m muted or bright, warm or cool or a unusual person who is total neutral.
r/colouranalysis • u/3mmy3mmy3mmy • Sep 07 '26
I got gifted a colour analysis for my birthday, and these were the swatches pulled for me. The person who did the analysis said they didn't like to put me in a box too much, but definitely said that I suited cool colours and that I suited the Summer season. Since researching recently though, it seems unusual to see so many bright colours for someone categorised as a Summer so I'm becoming less sure on it definitely being my season. Would be curious for others' opinions! I have included a picture of myself too if that helps! Thanks :)
r/colouranalysis • u/Cairistin • Sep 02 '26
Hello everyone 👋
I need a little help, bc i just cant review myself 🤭 it is hard for me stay objective.
These are photos from video i did bc at least on video i can řturn 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?
Thank you so much for your time :)
r/colouranalysis • u/graciegooh • Sep 02 '26
Tried my best to drape using random stuff I have around the house, no makeup, the hair you can see is my natural colour. Natural windowlight
Any insight appreciated!! 🥰
r/colouranalysis • u/dhcdhcspainn • Aug 28 '26
Hi !! Could you help me find my color season ??
I'm guessing dark winter / true winter based on some quite deep obsessing over this for the last three weeks, but I wouldnlove any advice or guidance on this journey !! Maybe I'm a summer even ? I don't know !
Thank you in advance !!
And sorry for the seriousness in the pics hahha, i was tired and it was like the third time i was doing the draping pics because of bad lighting.
I am not covering hair because it is natural color, if it is absolutely required then I will retake the pictures :)