Same ❤

Same, I'm frustrated

I’m Dark Winter with olive skin tones. I love it...I get to sneak in some deeper,brighter autumn colors .

Well to be fair other analysis of Dark Winters, especially the olive skin toned ones, say that Dark Winters can share colors with Dark Autumns, as long as you stay away from the shades with yellow undertones. What separates the winter toned from the autumn ones are the yellow tones/earthy tones that suit autumns better.

Natalie Portman looks warm and autumn

I'm glad that was useful ;)

Will try ;)

Alisa, I also thought I was deep autumn because of my skin and veins. But the color palette for deep winter suits me much better and even brightens my appearance.

Then it’s about chroma more so than temperature for you. Red is warm but all reds aren’t the same. I’m very muted and I have low chroma, so whether I wear blue or red, I am only flattered by muted shades

You have pale olive skin tone honey ...same as mine... I have high contrast...i was stuck between deep autumn and dark winter too..and tbh, i look good in both colour palettes but i kinda gravitate towards dark winter one (though i look slightly better in copper or gold more than silver) as too warm colours fade me and yellow makes me look like a corpse. But i can't choose all the dark winter colours too because my yellow overtone is dominant over my neutral tone of olive...so, have to prioritise off white and warm black over white and true black.

Olive skin is always cool. Your skin color is yellow, your undertone blue - this is how you end up with this green-gray looking general skin tone. You are probably a dark winter like me. Also, primary feature of dark winter is darkness, then comes the coolness. Even neutral skin with super dark features is considered dark winter.

Thank you for sharing :)

Thank you so much!!

I'm so happy it was helpful ;)

Me too. I finally understood why I look bad in pastels

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Gracias por su opinión :)

Thank you :)

Hello ;) Soft pastel and, in general, light colors will suit you much better than harsh and deeply saturated (like winter tones). For winter you need to have a more contrasting appearance. I'd rather recommend to pay attention to Summer Palettes, as light and creamy tonalities (like cream-white, sky blue, pastel khaki, etc.) will add shine to your eyes and not over-cover your assets with it's brightness. It's better that you stayed away with deep bright red/black (high concentrated colors) near your face as it will always be overshadowing your natural beauty and emphasize any redness that you have on skin. If you still want to use it, you will have to go an extra mile adding sharp makeup like eyeliner, etc in order to balance the look. filosofashion.com/soft-summer-color-palette-for-skin-and-wardrobe/ Thank you

It's pretty normal. Deep winter is the less saturated winter subtype, and only true/cool winter is completely cool undertoned, meanwhile the other subtypes are neutral-cool undertoned

@@DonNadie756 Yes! I think after doing more research my color type is probably Bright Winter since I am more neutral and highly saturated. Thanks for your comment!

I think i'm a deep winter ,because i have a black hair ,medium-tan skin and dark brown eyes but i dont know how to match a color in my skin tone because it is unfair because of a sunburn

@@kelly_kelz You tried with deep autumn colors?

So glad!🙂

Glad you liked it!

You're welcome 😊

you might be a transitional type from autumn to winter ( which is from dark autumn - to winter) If you have a yellowish skin undertone you are most likely autumn. During colder times you might lean towards winter type more depending how your skin color changes.

Same here! My characteristics match more with a dark winter though but I do get tanned during the summer which is why I always thought I was a dark autumn. I seen another video and they speak about olive skin tones which helped me a lot because these kinds of videos don’t really talk about olive skin tones.

Thank you ;) In the making already.

You know now dark winter colous. There are videos what make up colours work for different seasons.

That would make sense because they are neighboring seasons. I’m also in between something so it’s hard to figure out.

its exactly the same for me

Maybe bright spring?

You need to figure out what your undertone shade is in regards to your skin first. Then see how the color of your eyes blend in with the whole composition of colors on your facial zone. Maybe you chose the hair color wrongly , so it gives the wrong color reflection onto your eye color. I can't say for sure because I cannot see you.

@@FilosoFashion my eyes do stand out from the rest of my face and after color draping I lean more to the cooler side

Try muted summer vs dark winter colours and see what's better.

@@Juststudiothings thank you

Sounds like dark winter to me, but it also depends on other factors like skin undertone, y climate you live in and even your hair natural hair color. Try to figure out what was given to you by nature and "dance" from that information. Many times women tend to have the wrong hair color (chosen by their hair stylist) which confuses all the information from the seasonal typing.

Not necessarily. Which color suits you the most?

@@FilosoFashion i look good in bit darker baige not too light not too dark

Medium brown, chestnut brown, chocolate brown, plummy shades, dark cherry, ombré brown or subtle highlights on a brunette base. Examples: Cathrine zeta jones, Lily Collins, Nigella Lawson, Monica Belluci, Madeleine Stowe, Rose Byrne

By which of the three traits defining Winter-- Brightness, Darkness, or Trueness (aka Coolness)-- is dominant for you. Looking at your face, what's the main overall impression? Bright (contrast), Dark, or Cool?

By checking the best colours - primarily bright, cold or dark.

thank you