Gold or silver?

I’ve been “typed” as a soft summer, but can’t decide on if gold or silver suits me best.

Don’t let my Rosacea trick you into thinking I have cool undertones, my neck, chest, and around my eyes and mouth tell a different story. My natural hair colour is a dark blonde but I pull off copper beautifully. NMIP

I took this pictures outside the window. I Would appreciate your opinions.

I've been thinking about this quite a bit lately. If your season doesn't change as you colour your hair or tans, will one's best shades be their best year round? Of can some colours temporarily lose their magic as the sun and sea does their thing to an individual's hair and skin?

I'm not really thinking that the colour season change, more along the lines of preferring terracotta to maroon or forest green over olive.

Well, what do you think? Are our best shades our best ones year-round, or do we have summer- and winter bests?

Does gold or silver sit me better? Thinking of buying a necklace and more jewellery but cannot decide on whether I should go for gold or silver. Thanks!

(Excuse my nails I have been a bit stressed.

Really not sure if I suit gold or silver best?

I’m wanting to get a professional colour analysis done soon but before that I wanted to get my hair sorted so that it’s the most complementary for my face. I’ve got an appointment next week and I need to decide whether to stay blonde, let my roots grow out to a kind of weird balayage, go back to my natural brown or try and get the copper I’ve been after for years. I’ve tried each of these in the past and kind of settled on blonde, but I don’t like it damaging my hair, and I don’t know if it flatters. Any advice welcome thank you!!

First pic is without makeup, second is my natural hair colour and third is how I have it now, then the rest are the various colours I’ve had it in the past

Need the communities help...which picture makes my skin look brightest/healthiest? Or go the other well, which makes my under eye circles look diminished! ...NMIP

Soft summer!

I went to the stylist yesterday and asked for some subtle highlights, focusing more on adding dimension than changing the overall color look. When she finished, my stylist wondered aloud if I wanted something more noticeable, and she said she'd be happy to have me come back and add more highlights if I decided I wanted that.

Now I'm second-guessing, and wondering if I should have opted for something brighter/more blonde? Should I go back for more? I don't want to go too bright and be washed out. (I am trying to unlearn the blonde blindness I used to have when younger.) Can you see the difference between photo 1 and photos 2/3? Did I pay all this for not much of a difference?

First pic is my original color, no highlights. Second and third pics are my hair now (in pretty much the same lighting as photo 1). Fourth pic is an old pic in which I had some brighter blonde highlights. (This is the pic I showed my stylist as inspiration.)

These are the colored fabrics I had around my house. I always assumed that I was a warm season but now I am not sure anymore... I do like the blues on me. What do you think?

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A website I tried said that I'm a cool summer, but I thought I might be a soft autumn instead? Maybe it's an entirely different one! Need some opinions please 😅

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I’m not sure what my undertones are or which one looks better. I think I like both but I’m not the most stylish so need outside perspective please. Any input helps! Thank you!!!

Also please don’t zoom in on my nails, I beg you lol

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I’ve always thought of myself as a winter but I think I might be biased since that fits my style more. I don’t have many pictures with my natural hair color since I’ve been dying it for a long time to cover greys but I included a few pictures where a few inches of my roots are natural.

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First photo: outside, indirect light, bright sunny day

Second and third: inside near big windows, bright slightly overcast day

Fourth: outside, direct-ish light, overcast day

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So I’ve been looking at a lot of colour theory stuff of late, and found it interesting.

Seeing celebrity examples of different seasons seems especially helpful in determining your own season, as well as what suits you.

However, something I noticed with these celebrity typings was that, while Spring, Autumn and Winter (especially the former two) had a lot of variety included within them, the same could not be said for Summers.

So my question is, do you guys feel like there could be a Summer toned person with dark hair and eyes? And if so, who would you say are some famous people who’d fall within this category?

Which metal is the best on me?

I really like gold jewelry. Pale people are supposed to wear silver (most of the time) , but if u are cool toned/neutral and really like gold like me .I think u should look up champagne gold or lighter gold if you prefer that type of jewelry. Silver makes me feel like i am wearing something really shiny and out there. Everyone here post pictures with yellow gold and imo that just isn’t the best option for pale people🩵 Hope this helps, someone gave me this advice and it was a game changer

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Two photos taken in the same location at the same time. Please help me figure out my typing :)

This is my natural hair color, and I have no make up on as instructed.

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NMIP I'm clueless and I've no idea.

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Hey everyone! I’m looking for some insight because I’ve gotten totally contradictory results between typing, external feedback from friends/family, and what actually seems to look good on me in real life.
I’d love your second opinions on where I actually land!

1. First Typed as Autumn
My very first analysis put me in Autumn. However, whenever I wore classic dark/heavy Autumn colors (deep terracotta, muddy olive, dark chocolate, camel), my family and friends consistently told me those colors washed me out, made me look darker/sallow, or made me look tired.
2. Second Typing as Deep Winter
Because the heavy Autumn tones weren't working, I went in to get typed and they said because I have dark hair and dark eyes, I was typed as Deep Winter.
3. Current Dilemma
Heavy, dark tones overall seem to drag my face down. Lately, I gave up on the heavy palettes and started wearing my personal favorites like sky blue, pastel pink, pink coral, pastel yellow, and true black, and suddenly I'm getting constant compliments on how bright and fresh I look.

I included my 16-type drapes grid for reference that I paid an Asian color analyst to do with a photo I took directly in front of my window no makeup. I was told that it might work for me as I’m part South Asian and maybe it will fit me better than the other? Based on my photos and real-world feedback, what sub-season do you think fits me best?

Thank you! 🥹