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Seasonal Color Analysis

Answer a few questions to discover your seasonal color palette.

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Your natural hair colour

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Understanding Seasonal Color Analysis

Seasonal color analysis is a systematic approach to determining which colors enhance your natural beauty by analyzing your unique coloring characteristics.

The Science Behind It

Every person has a unique combination of natural coloring that falls into one of 12 seasonal categories. These categories are determined by three key characteristics:

  • Value: The lightness or darkness of your natural coloring
  • Chroma: The intensity or mutedness of your coloring
  • Hue: The warmth or coolness of your undertones

By identifying which of these characteristics is most dominant in your appearance, we can determine which seasonal palette will make you look your absolute best.

Why This Method Works

Our questionnaire-based approach analyzes your natural coloring through carefully designed questions that assess your hair, eye, and skin characteristics.

Each answer contributes to a scoring system that measures your position on the value, chroma, and hue axes. The combination of your two most prominent characteristics determines your seasonal palette.

This method is more accurate than visual assessment alone because it considers multiple factors and uses a proven scoring system based on color theory principles.

The 12 Seasonal Palettes

Each seasonal palette is determined by a specific combination of dominant and secondary color characteristics. Click on any palette to explore its colors and learn more.

How to Use Your Results

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Wardrobe Planning

Use your palette colors when shopping for clothes, accessories, and makeup to ensure everything complements your natural coloring.

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Makeup Selection

Choose foundation, lipstick, and eyeshadow colors that match your seasonal palette for a harmonious, natural look.

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Confidence Boost

Wearing colors that enhance your natural beauty will make you look and feel more confident and radiant.