Guides
Long-form guides to the parts of colour analysis that are easy to get wrong. No quizzes, no shortcuts that do not work.
Telling seasons apart
Dark Autumn vs Dark Winter: How to Tell the Difference
Dark Autumn is deep and warm, Dark Winter is deep and cool. Compare both palettes side by side and read your skin, eyes and hair to see which is yours.
Read the guide →The evidence
Does Color Analysis Actually Work? What the Science Says
An honest look at whether color analysis is real or hype: the color theory that holds up, what research actually supports, and how to use your season without overclaiming.
Read the guide →Undertone
Warm vs Cool Undertones: How to Tell Yours
A clear, practical guide to finding your skin undertone – warm, cool or neutral – with the at-home tests that actually work and the ones that mislead.
Read the guide →Outfits
How to Combine Colors in an Outfit (Without Overthinking It)
Simple, repeatable formulas for putting colors together – neutrals plus accent, monochrome, analogous and complementary – plus how to use your color season palette.
Read the guide →Online or in person
Online vs In-Person Color Analysis: Which Should You Choose?
An honest comparison of online and in-person color analysis – accuracy, cost and when each makes sense – so you can pick the right one for you.
Read the guide →Getting started
How to Find Your Color Season at Home (Free)
A simple, free step-by-step for finding your color season at home – no analyst needed. What you need, the tests that work, and how to confirm your result.
Read the guide →Draping online
Digital Draping: How Colour Analysis Works Online
Digital draping compares two shades against your face in a photo, the same way a stylist compares fabric. Here is how it works and when it is reliable.
Read the guide →The method
Draping: The Method Behind Colour Analysis
Draping is how analysts actually find your season: fabric under the chin, two shades at a time, watching the face. Here is what it is and why it works.
Read the guide →From Instagram
One Outfit per Season Family: All the Links
Four outfits, one for each colour season family, with a link to every piece.
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