Colour analysis: Find your colour season and best palette
Useful colour analysis is not a list of rules. It identifies the temperature, depth and intensity that repeat your natural colouring, making clothes, make-up and hair colour easier to coordinate.
Free entry · English result · iOS and Android
What is colour analysis?
Colour analysis evaluates skin undertone, natural depth and contrast together. Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter provide a simple framework; the 12-season system adds light, deep, clear, soft, warm and cool variations for a more precise result.
1 · Temperature
Compare cool pink with warm apricot near your face. The visible effect is more reliable than vein colour alone.
2 · Depth
Notice whether light, airy shades or deep colours balance your skin, eyes and hair.
3 · Chroma
Decide whether clear contrast or softer, blended colours make your features look more defined.
Three steps for a fair comparison
- 01
Take a front-facing photo in indirect daylight without filters and, ideally, without make-up.
- 02
Compare warm versus cool, light versus deep and clear versus soft colours directly under your face.
- 03
Test the direction against three things you own: a top, a lip colour and a piece of jewellery.
Clarity before your next purchase
Can I do my own colour analysis?
Yes. Neutral daylight, a make-up-free face and direct colour comparisons give you a useful first direction. Treat a single online result as a hypothesis to test.
What do I receive after the analysis?
The app gives you a colour-season result and a digital palette with practical colours for clothing, make-up and hair.
Can tanning or grey hair change my colour season?
Undertone is usually stable, while visible depth and contrast can change. You may need to fine-tune the palette without changing its whole direction.
From an initial clue to personal colour analysis
Analyse your photo, receive a practical palette and use it when choosing clothes, hair colour and make-up.