Perfectly put! You will never look boring wearing your own season's colours :)

@@vickilouise7764 Yes and I've discovered that every season will have softs and brights within their palette. Every palette can use high or low contrast too. 😊

Omg !!! Sameeee

@@irina3471 I'm glad you have discovered that too, it's very liberating. 😊

Glad you’re enjoying them! 😊

You're very welcome! :)

You’re welcome! I’m having fun learning about other seasons 😊

You’re welcome! Thanks for watching 😊

With HoC you would be a sweet pea summer. It may take some time for you to get used to your colours and figure out the ones you feel most comfortable in. Try starting with your summer colours close to your face (tops, scarves and lipstick) so you can quickly get used to how these colours make your skin seem. See as well if people start to comment on your appearance! You'll have to keep me updated on your journey :)

Welcome to the autumn family! :)

You don't need to stick to your subseason, you can wear colours from your entire season :) But the subseason colours will generally look better on you.

Your essences would work really well with your colour season! It is hard to give up black as it is a colour that can pair well with lots of others, but your season will have your better than black colour. I'm not sure why HoC don't cover ethereal, but if it suits you absolutely go for it.

I'd get back in contact with your consultant and ask for a subseason. Which subseason do you have the most wow colours from? Lots of people can also be a combination of subseasons, so for autumn people can be leaf blue, or vibrant leaf. You may just be lucky and have wow colours across all subseasons but do double check with your consultant :)

Denim isn't but there's a shade of denim to suit each season - so for summers a light wash cool blue. As an autumn, my best denim is a dark wash that is also muted.

I'm afraid I don't! Maybe using brown summer under a hashtag would help you to find people?

Oh I don’t know what mid summer is! Do any of your wow colours match the colours in the sub seasons I spoke about? Have you had any compliments when wearing your new colours? If you don’t like them then there’s absolutely no obligation to wear them, only wear what you like to wear!

It’s what she said! 🤷🏼‍♀️

@@vickilouise7764 That makes me totally distrust her expertise, unless that redhead was not natural. I would check into that.

@@vickilouise7764 another analyst (Carol Brailey), has said that those with natural red hair will always have warm undertones. So I'm not sure abt redheads being winter, either.

@@kitty_s23456 yeh I’m not too sure either….

Redheads can be cool because House of Colour doesn't look at eye or hair colour. They focus on what the different colours actually do to the skin rather than the old school stereotypes (such as "all redheads are warm", "all blondes are spring or summer", "dark hair and eyes makes you a winter or autumn", etc. These are all arbitrary rules - while some types of hair and eye colour are more common in some seasons than others, human colouring isn't always that straight forward and nature doesn't care about what a colour consultant says). More and more colour systems (House of Colour, SciArt etc) and individual consultants are veering away from the hair+skin+eye color = x season formula of yore. What matters most is how you actually look in the colours, and skin is the best thing to look at, as skin is a typical indicator of health. You can prefer some palette colours with some hair colours, but that's a different thing. If summer colours look the best of you, but you look like a stereotypical autumn - what would you choose? The colours you actually suit, or the palette you "should" be based on stereotypes (and which doesn't suit you)? Naturally, I presume you'd choose the palette that actually suits you. Therefore, the best is to keep an open mind and see what the colours actually do to the person, no matter if the end result is surprising/unexpected or not. That something is rare or uncommon doesn't mean that it doesn't exist

I'm so sorry my video made you feel excluded, that was not my intention at all. You're absolutely right - colour seasons are very eurocentric and I've clearly contributed to that here. I included stereotypical descriptions in each of these videos to give people a rough idea but ofc they're eurocentric stereotypes that aren't helpful at all if you don't fit that description. There are a vast range of ethnicities across all the different subseasons and I should have done better to explain that. Thanks for bringing this to my attention and I'll make sure to be more inclusive in future videos ❤️

There is a POC who dod some color analysis but I cant remember her name. It was pretty good.