And I guess her make-up choices usually go with her clothes so any possible yellow would have been covered anyway and the rest of her skin and lips is so lovely with this colour!

She's wearing a warm shade

It's a slightly warmer version of that hot pink. The one in the video was slightly cooler.

​@@lornatw I guess studio lights also make her skin look more cool

She suits every color and palette bc Tiff’s personality is just as colorful💓 she can rock and pull off anything

@@cyberpet9385 100% agreed!!!

Spring can wear any warm or neutral shade of pink in my opinion (I’m not certified but I’ve been studying this at home for 3 years). Except a nude/beige pink, dusty rose, mauve pink, basically any with brown tones. Pink is the spring power color so we can play around with it a lot!!

To be fair the pink she’s wearing appears to be a bright spring pink so it’s still apart of the spring palette. I think most people can get away with palettes that are still in their season.

to all the people trying to explain away why it looks good despite the theory saying different: attractive people can wear any shade of any colour, they dont have to try so hard (though this video was still entertaining to watch). hope this helps

Absolutely, and this is my opinion too

You are NOT Spring. Your dark hair eliminates Spring as an option. You are Winter.

100% this

that pink is one found in springs too. Especially bright and true spring. Winter can pull that off too, but the barbie pink that the professional excluded would be almost exclusive to winter (desaturate it, and a summer might pull it off). This bright pink pulls more neutral/warm, so it's very much a spring tone.

I agree

not true. take emma stone for example, who is a natural medium blonde but looks so much more vivid as a redhead

As I said, your natural colour will suit you even if you PREFER a different colour. If you have to colour your hair to “suit” the season someone says you are, that season is not right.

@@jomidwinter and as I said, sometimes a color that's not your natural hair will SUIT you BETTER

@@tarseeeeeee the celebrities exemple is not great, since we get used to seen them in a specific hair and therefore we thik is better, also, they have personal stylists that will chose an apereance that gives out the vibe they want

@@tarseeeeeeeop’s point still stands whether you think it’s better or not it’s a fact that your natural hair color fits you, Emma Watson is the only example you can come up with, clearly.

Tbh the $200 girl didn’t seem like she knew what she was doing

@@delilahrose62right I thought Spring washed her out too much

i thought so too to be honest xD

Soft winter does not exist. This is because white and black are bright by nature and grey is soft by nature. Therefor you cannot be dark and soft, nor can you be light and soft. If you are cool and soft, you are summer, if you are cool and bright you are winter. The season they showed was summer.

Absolutely! This all makes me so sad. What can be a wonderful experience is now all just a huge money grab for most.

Bright or sure. So winter or spring.

Definitely winter,and not muted or soft,she's clear and bright.

@@GG-yd7zd yes, I think this is why the spring confusion happened -- she isn't SUPER cool but she is BRIGHT, so bright spring would be her sister season

Same, I thought this from the beginning and all the way through!

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That's what you see over the phone? 😂 It's tricky because every phone has a built in filter which either is warmer or cooler. That is probably also a reason why the 20 bucks analysis did not work.

Initially I thought she would be a bright winter or spring, due to her hair color. However her skin is neutral or olive toned, which I think can be tricky. The winter is still complimentary to springs, but her best colors still fall under the warmer side. And soft spring I think is a good balance for the cooler and warmer tones. I think the consultant was correct as she did the process. But of course wear what you love! The bright pink still suits her because it matches her personality, vibrant!

Lightness isn't necessarily defined by your skin, eyes and hair colour. People of all skin tones can be identified as a light colour season. If your skin is lighter than your hair, it means it's light.

Agreed

It seems like it due to the black hair. It's better than on many other people. But I think black is in fact too heavy on her because her facial features seem a bit softer and not as stark and contrasting without make-up.

Black suit deep autumn and bright winter too, I am a professional colour consultant.

Not true. Some springs can also wear black. Especially when they already have dark hair.

And bright spring

I appreciate that!

Deep autumn looks good in black too

They’re italian but they live and work in Australia. They’re great and spot on.

Agreed. They have the best colour analysis method I've seen. Soft spring makes no sense. Springs are bright, light, and warm. Soft/muted is not a chromatic feature for springs.

Winter and spring are bright and high contrast. Springs can have dark hair (and dark skin). Summer and autumn are soft and muted, so lower contrast.

@@emys7826 True, spring is NOT low contrast.

Yeah. 🤔

I have the exact same reaction.

Yeah she looks so far from the typical spring examples!

Correct me if im wrong, but Ive looked into threads on colour analysis on people of colour and read its not totally out of the question for someone to have a lighter season but naturally darker hair, I can't remember the exact reason, but I believe it has to do with the contrast on your face if that makes sense. Like the overall contrast on your face and how many shadows are cast play a larger part of the overall contrast compared to the hair colour to skin colour contrast? That being said hair colour/undertone can be a big help so idk

@@kitygwyn yes someone with darker features can be a lighter season like spring or summer, BUT if we’re talking about contrast, Tiffy does not have low contrast, she has medium-light skin and very dark hair and eyes, which by definition is high contrast, and she was labeled a light spring. High contrast people can’t be a “light” sub-season (light spring, light summer) because light is light, it’s very low contrast. Someone with higher contrast like Tiffy needs deeper colors than that to mimic and continue her natural contrast. Light colors will just blend into her skin and wash her out. But we don’t even have to take my word on what the rules are, you can just see in her analysis that those light pastels do NOT look better, and in my opinion she’s not warm either, warm tones make her look a little sick I think. But that Barbie pink (which I’d say is a winter pink) does look good on her from what I see. She can handle saturation and depth, MUCH better than light warm colors. And I think a lot of people see that in the comments. Hope that helps explain what we’re thinking better.

You either invest into someone else's knowledge or you aquire that knowledge yourself and not pay, so you sort of pay by investing time. Honestly it took me years to get a hold of it and now I can't stop doing it. 😂 it is fun after all.

What kind of red?

I always thought this too. Love a good contrast!

Yeah yeah, everyone says this. We get it. But color is relative, colors influence other colors and as such, your clothing will affect what color your skin will appear as to other people's eyes. I love pink, it's my favorite color. Unfortunately, pink colors just don't go with my skin color. They make me look desaturated and dusty pinks make me look naked. I love to wear them but that doesnt erase the fact that they just look shit on me. It's simple color theory, some colors just look better together

@@bubble_espeon but will it ever make you truly happy, trying to appease other people?

@@avr7120 i'll be happy knowing that i'm wearing colors that look right on me. Does it make you happy telling people what to do?

@@bubble_espeon sorry if it came off like i was forcing you? i worded it like that because i was genuinenly curious if it makes you feel any joy. personally i was miserable when i wasnt dressing for myself (back when i was younger)

@@avr7120 it isnt about 'appeasing others" its about wearing colors that compliment your natural beauty to make YOU feel more confident. how did that get mixed up in translation???

6yrs of art school and color theory is a big part of my work 😅

It’s Patrick Ta and it’s my absolute fav!

You can have dark hair and eyes and be a spring, common misconception!! Solange Knowles, Jennifer Hudson, Tracee Ellis Ross, Jada Pinkett Smith, Beyoncé are all springs.

@@spacebar9733 I know that. But, in her case I still don't see a light spring in her. Maybe a mix between bright and deep, mix between spring and autumn.