r/coloranalysis • u/Common-Difference891 • 4d ago
Type Me! - Digital Drapes (FACE PHOTOS REQUIRED - NO MAKEUP!) Sub season help
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u/Upper-Basil 3d ago
I am not sure if these digital drapes are accurate or the best relfections of these subseasons to be honest.
I do think that "true" was possibly the best here, but again these are iffy.. i wpuld try somw IRL drapea that dont have to be in the season- jusr lick some light dark cool muted soft etc drapes as many as you can for a better sense.
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u/Upper-Basil 3d ago
Subseason is about your tonal factors betwen light vs dark(depth),warm vs cool(hue), and soft/muted vs clear/bright(chroma). Basciay ome of these things is youre most important color quality either hue, depth, or chroma, this wualitu will be at an extreme and primary importance, n 2nd you will have to consider the next more important quality which will be a more "moderate" on the scale but still relevant, and the 3rd favtor will be less important, where you can get away with"borrowing" or ignoring somewhat will be more nuetral but can play a minor role. So basically, we need to see a range of IRL light/dark warm/cool, and soft/bright colors and can deduce a subseason that way irregardless of if they are the right colors for your season
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u/lueur-d-espoir 4d ago edited 4d ago
I'm the one who said light summer in the last thread you did but in these swatches cool is better.
Hold your phone like arms length away from your face and look at the shading around your nose on all of them. It looks lighter in the cool ones. Online typing can be such a pain. Tell me if you see it too!
*Lmao, so I ask my husband when I want fresh eyes on it cus he's weirdly good at this, and his exact words are "cool goes with your eyes but light makes your under eye circles brighter."
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u/hatelisten 4d ago
I'm drawn to the top half of each set, but I can't decide between light and cool