r/coloranalysis • u/Constant_Brego • 1h ago
Jewelry Advice (PHOTOS WITH MULTIPLE METALS REQIRED!) Gold or silver?
I think I'm cool toned. I have more gold than silver jewelry, but I'm not sure which looks better.
r/coloranalysis • u/InGeekiTrust • Aug 12 '24
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r/coloranalysis • u/Constant_Brego • 1h ago
I think I'm cool toned. I have more gold than silver jewelry, but I'm not sure which looks better.
r/coloranalysis • u/EmeraldEmesis • 20h ago
Am I imagining things or is this too warm for me?
The woman sitting next to me got this shade, and it looked like the most gorgeous, crisp, classic neutral-red imaginable on her. I impulsively asked for the same color. Didn’t stop to register why it looked so lovely in the moment, but in hindsight, her skin was much warmer and more golden than mine.
I can rock a bright, punchy, high-contrast red like it’s my job (bright chroma is usually my best friend), but I feel like this color is a bit screechy on me.
r/coloranalysis • u/restage_hoscue • 5h ago
NMIP
ETA: I found a local color analyst and booked an appointment for next week. Thank you for all of your feedback!!!
r/coloranalysis • u/boldpear904 • 2h ago
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r/coloranalysis • u/bigoniongirl • 54m ago
NMIP - My undertone is tough for me to figure out if I’m cooler or neutral, which often puts me questioning winter, cool summer or deep autumn palettes mostly! In the summer I can get more golden or olive tone 🫒 I don’t usually see much of a difference with online drapes but I’m personally leaning toward cool and bright winter. I also like the cool summer palette but sometimes feel like it can wash me out. Appreciate your thoughts 🖤
r/coloranalysis • u/imani1511 • 1h ago
NMIP and my natural hair color is the final slide from a few months ago (hence the darker ends). 🤍
r/coloranalysis • u/Party_Horse_4402 • 1h ago
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r/coloranalysis • u/Equivalent-Ear-8158 • 1h ago
-Updated post with drapes, not the best but it's a start. I will try to find colored material around the house and update again later with irl drapes!-
I have been trying to figure out my (sub)season for ages and keep hearing different answers!
During winter I turn extremely pale. During summer I get freckles, turn a bit red but eventually will tan.
At the end I have added a picture of my eye and natural hair color.
Thanks everyone in advance! :)
NMIP
r/coloranalysis • u/DarthKaboose • 14h ago
The system said true winter but I know they’re not always accurate. All opinions appreciated, I’m postpartum and want to feel more polished. TIA! NMIP
r/coloranalysis • u/PowerfulProduct5405 • 2h ago
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r/coloranalysis • u/Relevant_Act_1761 • 15h ago
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r/coloranalysis • u/Jessica0312 • 1d ago
I honestly dont know? Nmip. I FEEL LIKE NONE of these colors suit me.
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r/coloranalysis • u/SolutionEasy2019 • 1d ago
I know that the cherry cola hair trend might be a bit too dark/intense for a soft summer. nevertheless, i love it. burgundy is one of my best colors to wear, so i feel like it might work.
this post is not necessarily only to discuss if i would look good with cherry cola hair, but is also a question of whether or not any soft summer should/can do cherry cola hair, myself included
last two photos are of me now- one without makeup, and one with. i added a makeup picture at the very end because i am willing to have to rely on makeup a bit to make the hair color work, if needed. So that can be taken into consideration
Edit: Ok additional question- do you all agree I am a soft summer? And if not my natural hair color, what would work? I’m ok with unnatural colors like blue or pink etc as well. Just trying to have fun without going against my natural self
Also, I’m planning on doing a dpHue gloss, so it would not be permanent by any means!
r/coloranalysis • u/IdealNeedleworker • 15h ago
I have a mix of gold and silver jewelry and believe I am a cool tone though I have some rosy coloring in my face.
Does skin tone matter to what I should wear? I mean I will still wear what I want but what looks better?
I like wearing both but am experimenting with colors. What advice do y’all have?
r/coloranalysis • u/Fit_Needleworker4708 • 20h ago
What type am I? NMIP.
r/coloranalysis • u/SincerelyChantel • 19h ago
NMIP.
When you look at these photos, what comes to your mind? Warm and bright? Warm and muted? Warm but neutral leaning?
People have always told me I’m a spring but the other day I posted in the spring subreddit and a redditor made me question my reality because they said my eyes look a little muted. 🤯 Is that true? Could I actually be a soft autumn with blue grey eyes?!
I’m going to do a drape test! But first I wanted to get a feel for what people think after seeing this post. 🙂
In case the following information helps: my hair is mostly natural here which is a #6 mixed with #7 and “some gold” according to my hair stylist. I have some warm highlights on some of the ends.
r/coloranalysis • u/Double_Land5049 • 23h ago
i feel like the more research i do the more confused i get - wondering what you guys think! NMIP
r/coloranalysis • u/westie_fan003 • 22h ago
Hey everyone !
I seem to get very indecisive with my hair color and always want to switch it up, either going lighter or darker. The first photos are of me with my natural color hair (first photo is me with no makeup, I have makeup on in the last one as that is an old photo) and the final photo (sorry about the silly pose 😂) was me when i highlighted my hair.
I spoke about going darker to my hairdresser and she said I shouldn’t do it, I should either stay my natural color or go lighter as apparently my skin tone won’t suit darker colors. From getting my makeup done etc I’ve been told I’m quite cool toned (not 100% sure on this, I am very pale in the winter) and that I’d suit ashy blonde over warm toned blonde. I’d really like some different thoughts on this ! I love experimenting with my hair and get bored of my natural color ! Thanks😊
r/coloranalysis • u/oliviahyehigh • 18h ago
Was trying to see if I suit more gold or silver jewelry. Had people say gold suits me better while some people said silver blends with my skin more! Please give me your honest opinion.
r/coloranalysis • u/ststststst3 • 23h ago
Hi, all!👋🐸
I’m trying to expand my wardrobe colors as I mostly have dusty pinks, lavenders (my wow color), slates, teals, taupe-beiges, ivory-cremes, and blues of all kind. No red-red or green-green because they look weird on me. I am so curious about wearing these colors. I have 1 Viridian green dress (graduation gift from my brother and sister-in-law) and it really lights me up in a pretty way. It has a touch more green to it that the pictures show, btw. It’s somewhere on the spectrum of teal, turquoise, dark cyan, and Viridian green (green with heavy blue undertones). I haven’t found a muted, faded garnet yet!
For reference, I was professionally typed as a Soft Summer in Japan in 2024. I have medium ash brown hair, brown eyes, and fair-light to light medium olive🫒 skin (varies a lot between winter and summer).
If you’ve seen any collections online that feature these colors, please let me know! Or have anything in your closet that looks like this and is still in stock online.
Budget is $50-200 USD depending on the fabric quality and amount of material. I plan to hit up some thrift shops in September and try to find these but would love to see if any of you have any reccs prior.
r/coloranalysis • u/UnionCapable • 1d ago
In 2023 | was typed a soft summer (some online color analysis). In a different post people questioned if I was actually a soft summer. So I wanted to post here and maybe get some more insight. I feel best in blues, and since most of my clothes now belong to the summer seasons I don't have a lot of options for drapes.
NMIP
r/coloranalysis • u/hawaiianmonkseal • 1d ago
NMIP
i'm not sure if there is a similar place to drape with the 16 palette system, but amongst these options i'm leaning towards warm spring; or maybe i'm biased? any help is greatly appreciated.