LOL

You were probabaly figuring out what colour to dye your hair while you were there ​@@wendyskinn

fr

FRR

She’s gonna be like “I don’t trust them anyway” *dyes hair blonde*

I mean did you see the colors that were chosen ? I would agree with all of them

yeah, it seems so subjective

That's such a great idea!

​@@Fucuei guess? But this youtuber i watch had one of these done, then they posted a video of her wearing clothes that were in the palette on one side, and clothes that were out of it on the other, then said to guess which was which. I had no idea, and the comments were just as divided

Some of them may not be legit, but it should just be based on your undertones, which is a real thing makeup artists and hair colorists use. This girl also measured her facial thirds, which again is a real thing used by plastic surgeons, but I couldn't tell you if she's applying it correctly or not🤷‍♀️

I mean they are easy changes not like it’s plastic surgery

Just your wardrobe. Better than plastic surgery.

​@@rimuruslime23 I'd prefer to get plastic surgery than change my style

@odessawild7798 You don't have to change your style. Just buy colors that suit you better. Anyway, these are just suggestions. You dont have to use ONLY the colors from the analysis results.

@@odessawild7798 You care more about clothes than your actual body?

I think a way to fix this is to just have at least 3 different light setups.

I think these people's color thing is totally bs. like one more thing to make people self conscious

Wrong

​@@Zombina638tf you mean wrong, elaborate cuz they ain't wrong but I wanna know why you think they are

@@divinityomine6935wtf are u hating like a MAN, go to anger management classes if u cant handle ppls opinions

Lmao opposite of what they said, but i agree with you. She suits dark colors. Edit: Or dark colors suit her maybe? i forget how to say that 😂

Yeah, dark purple was the one I noticed!

This is exactly right, she's a winter. those pale colours washed her out.

Exactoyb

Yes

Noooo all the cool tones looked terrible on her. I think all spring tones suit her, light and classic

The deeper colors looked soooo good. I'm a classic cool spring and winter tones girl and have almost the opposite complexion

What was the berry colour

saying "i hate this one" seems too personal and bias.

​@@SoMelancholybiased. i genuinely have no idea how anybody messes that up.

@@HeterosexuaINot everyone's first or long-term language is English

@@HeterosexuaIyou’d be amazed at how many people in comment sections do not speak english as their first language 😊 relax

​@@HeterosexuaIBias is short for biased dumbass.

yep, only dumb people believe them😂

Quite literally, They just charge people for their opinion. What colors look good on someone is subjective just like anything in life

it's just more astrology, normal type shit for this demographic

I don't know if I agree that it's gaslighting but definitely manipulative. This roasting she's talking about is creating insecurity and need. It should be collaborative put the colors there and ask the client if they feel good or bad about it.

I mean, I could see it being helpful for people like me. I grew up only ever wearing my brother's hand me downs and even now I still only wear oversized T-shirts and jeans. While comfy clothes definitely have their benefit, I've also realized that putting effort in your appearance can help a lot with confidence and self worth. Unfortunately, i have no idea how to choose my outfits and what I'd look good in, so this kinda thing always looks interesting to me, even if it's just someone's opinion.

its weird right? like she looked good in that dark burgundy color and those browns too, and the pastels kinda washed her out 😭😭 but i guess shes a spring ??

Right like at least according to the most used system she is most definitely NOT a light spring. The deeper colors looked so good on her!

​@@leafletanon I completely agree. Those pastels didn't work on her at all imho lol. I'm assuming that burgundy was from a cool winter pallet? Her face, eyes, lips and hair popped👏 off👏 when that color was against her skin. I don't even think she's a warm pallet 😬 Do over.

Yeah like tell me you're a hypocrite without telling me you're a hypocrite

@@leafletanon yes it's like a LOT of poeple agreed and me too lol... She may be a WARM spring but deffinitly NOT a light spring...

literally she looked amazing against the browns

For real!

i noticed when i saw the banana color she looked so much brighter it suits her very well imo

its about what colors flatter you the most. obviously you can wear what you want.

Yes!!! That was the one that instantly popped at me too, and I thought she looked incredible.

Yessss I was looking for this comment!!

I thought so too!

I was literally coming to comment this. I 100% agree.

I'm a self-diagnosed light spring too, but I think deep red/maroons and blacks also suit me, especially if I want a more dramatic look.

Think of it for people who don’t have the ability to look at themselves with a dozen different colors or for those who don’t know where to start , it’s like going to a stylist to cut and dye your hair even though you can do it at home for cheaper it’s just easier and convenient when someone who knows what they’re doing is helping out

Also --looking at the ceiling lights dont give much promise for consistency

Some places follow different principles of what works best for you so it wouldn’t be supper accurate experiment

@@sarahwilson7825EXACTLY. this is a MAJOR factor

You're opening a can of worms here and you don't even know it. The traditional color analysis systems we have are actually lacking flexibility. They don't take into account olive undertones or things like "dark summer" (think jewel tones but not warm, like blue based and dark). Ultimately each color analysis place is at the mercy of the flaws of the system they use. The better ones will recognize these flaws and make new color palettes for the shortcomings. The second wait for a color analysis place to be good if they take into account your output. People want complementary colors but what does complementary mean? does it mean they look soft or bold? A more Eastern look will focus on softness where a western look will focus on contrast. A better consultation includes taking your final look into account. you even have some people that want to look a little bit off or dead, like subcultures. So the pallet you get will be determined on what the analyst has to work with and what you have in mind.

potentially! I was wondering that. if its for personality/comic or if she is not trained.

She really did.

yeah I thought she looked nice in bangs

You've got bad taste ​@@Greenballoffire

@@Angie_Coelhinha In your opinion, yes, but my comment has other likes meaning other people also agree with me, so I'm not being absurd. Also, fashion taste is subjective. It's not bad, it's just different from yours.

@@GreenballoffireShe looked sooo pretty in bangs, I was confused when the stylist said it didn’t suit her

Yess

She looked pretty, but look closer and you’ll see how tired and grey she looks in those colors.

Hmmm. I think the lighter colors suit her.

Those colors make her skin look grey. You don't have to look downright ugly in a color for it to be less-than-ideal for you.

@@Crystal-AmberI disagree! The berry/dark pink made her face look even toned and brighter, she’s def not a light spring. I think cool winter. The harsh overhead lighting has made this analysis useless imo 😅

It's the other way around. I think it's better to learn to have more confidence in what suits you better

This comment is adorable

there's science behind it actually. its color theory. its not just some persons opinion.. if done right, any consultant she sees would have the same answers. you can still wear what you want obv

I agree

​@@mixxber3286 that hanbias has no fashion sense? I also agree.

The pale colors make her skin look so green! The dark red- purple looked stunning!!!!

The camera doesn't do a good job capturing it. She looks good in light spring in other videos

I think it's her undertone that's kinda brown so dark colors wouldn't look great. Also her hair is dark so it would probs blend in.

Indeed! 🎉

I thought the same thing. They should have added berries to her colors

Fr those look the best on her

To tell you "you are not ugly...you wear the wrong color...Patterns..."

Right! The light colours may look cute and cozy but the bright colours make her stand out and brighten her up.

Exactly what i was thinking especially the first two greens looked really good

I agree!! I would not want to pay some one to tell me what they think I look good in 😂 just wear what you want

Yeah I also think how dark her hair is currently is also throwing this color analysis off!

The camera lighting is deceptive. The fresh faced look probably read more “washed out” in reality.

Yeah

This is just a guide to the best colors for you. Not rules you have to follow. And it's not that the colors look bad or anything, it just some colors don't compliment your color. Me personally look gray and sick in yellows 😢

@@rimuruslime23 I think that depends on preferences since there's no objective way to decide it. I have liked outfits on others that color theory says isn't working.

@@rimuruslime23 that's not at all what I was saying. I was saying if you choose to go do this, don't let it stop you from wearing colors like you think you look good in, even if they say you don't.

@_.Cheri._ I know. I was just letting you know that they will let you know that you dnt have to follow this 100%. So basically, we all agree with you.

There is no way. Light spring is for people with (extremely) light features. She has dark hair, eyebrows and eyes. She could be a bright spring, but light definately not.

Yeah, I don’t think that was the right result for her either. Esp. considering how amazing that magenta color looked on her

Ikr. She fits more between autumn and cool palette. When I saw her pulling off that gray hair, I was thinking, she is a cool toned girl cuz it fits her so much.

​@@whynot5698 Exactly I tried the colour analysis test on an app. Not saying it's 100% accurate but everyone I tried on that had dark hair got deep winter or deep autumn. Also the bright colours looked amazing on her. The light colours kinda look dull a bit 😅

​@@CJM279It was my favourite too 💖

you can literally see how the colors change the clients face. its not hard to tell which ones look better unless your color blind

Right? I feel like the dark red looked much better than any of the pastels. The mature look suited her.

Fr 🤣

Ayo bro guess what consultants are

LMAO

Lol never heard of consulting?

Lol never heard of consulting?

Lol​@@didee5219

That’s a really good point

yup and that is why this comment section is a mess lol

Sometimes honesty hurts

​@katie5920 yes, but it doesn't always have to be presented in the most hurtful way. A simple no or a "not this one" would have sufficed.

"I hate this one" offers nothing to the client. Professionals in Korea simply say "this doesn't suit you because xyz, I recommend this other colour" which is an actual analysis and sounds more professional.

​@katie5920 you can be honest and polite at the same time. It's called being considerate and, in this situation, professional

Saying "I hate this one" is not an insult. and we can see in the video, the stylist is talking more but its cut out by the voiceover.

No they weren't 😳

No one’s being pressured, this is a service that she paid for for style advice, which she can choose to take or not.

You should absolutely experiment with hairstyles until you find what fits you

@@tbohn10as someone who experiments with my style constantly… no? You should only experiment with any part of your appearance if you want to.

They aren’t forcing you. But it’s absolutely not wrong to say that certain hair styles do not work on every type of face. You’re just a sensitive child

​@@thereinthetrees_5626 They said that you shouldn't feel *pressured* to change which has entirely different implications. They're not being sensitive, you just can't read + they said that you could do what ever at the end sooo.

She was facing the window if watch closely you can see the big mirror a little in the b-roll. A lot places now have this as the standard.

Yea that doesn’t look like her pallet

i’m impressed the girlie doing the tests got her colored clothing as bg and her hair is also out like that 😭😂 this was the first one that the consultant wasn’t wearing all black or a white “drape” and her hair up

Color analysis has been around since the early 1900’s

What is complicated about this? What part is hard for you to understand?

@@emote3976why worry about what colors make your skin glow a bit more? why not wear whatever you want?

@@emote3976if it isnt complicated why did she have to go to a professional and pay out of her ass to get this analysis. If it was easy why doesnt she just look in the mirror and see what she thinks looks good on herself? If its simple why is there a business for it at all? She says she “found out” shes x y and z. As if she hasnt had a mirror all her life

@@arrowundefinedso? It was dumb then too

Is bitch betta’ ? - Teresa Guidicce

That’s the problem with this I think that this is much more focused on how somebody else views you. But not everybody looks and thinks you’ll look best in green, for instance. So it’s really just a waste of time

Bffr

Same

@@That1Guy112Matching things to your skin undertone is not a personal view though. You can say that objectively. Just like you can say that purple and yellow are a complementary contrast. And every person can still wear (nearly) every color because (nearly) every color exists in a shade and brightness that fits your undertone. These things are meant to be guideline not mandatory rules. If you personally just love green then keep wearing it.

Omg that's what I thought too! She looks way paler with pastel colors or at least that pastel colors

Agreed

Yes but I also think they went to too far with telling her, her natural hair doesn’t fit her that’s messed up

yeah agreed, life is too short to restrict yourself

Agreed

PREACH! i love her but i cant deal w this bs

What she didn't even do anything

RIGHT!! Like always makes me feel somewhat a bit miserable that i dont do anything near as she does LOL

@@Obviouslyaroach1011she literally said “you’re not ugly, you’re just wearing the wrong hair, nails, etc.” like??? 😭😭

Agreed. It was by far the best one! I was SURE she'd end up with cool jewel tones.

Ikkrrr! She definitely was glowing

Right? This is true for every video of this type. I wonder if it's the camera or it is not exactly possible to be objective about it. After all - is my red same as yours?

​It has to be the camera. I couldn't explain it otherwise. Generally anything turquoise spectrum wise tends to show up very different on camera. As well as anything containing brighter, neon tones.

AGREED!

Too fat

I disagree

@@Why_who_where I disagree

I agree the bangs were 🥰

@@heyyitsalexaa I disagree with your disagreement

its about whats most flattering. & there's science behind it actually. its color theory. its not just some persons opinion.. if done right, any consultant she sees would have the same answers.

Yeah, all the ones I've seen in Asia they explain it. Like, "this color reflects off your face makes it look like you have a mustache".

Watch the full length video, she explains it more

yeah its a silly fun non essential thing to spend money on so are a lot of things let people have fun lol

Not just that, but it also raises insecurities and implies that, on the basis of one woman's opinion, you should change your entire style. Fashion should be about being comfortable, confident and having fun. It should not be trying to match some arbitrary beauty guidelines.

so? it's their money, people can spend it however they want

⁠@@spaceduckofdreams806disagree with this thinking but I agree with u on the let people enjoy what they want (ig) thinking

Let people have fun