I see myself as a deep autumn/winter, but I could use some help with this.

@@victoriataylor5584 same

knowing what colors suit you is definitely helpful to choose the right clothes that you love and keep forever

thank youuu so much, you're so sweet

Thank you! If you have doubts on your skin undertone, my video on how to find your skin undertone shows you a professional image consultant technique to be able to tell! It's not too difficult. After you figure that out you can place yourself in one of the 4 seasons :D Let me know if you figure it out, I love knowing what seasons people are!

Yes! Look your best

Thank you! So glad it was helpful

Watch my skin undertone video! I explain a way to test with fabrics that is very effective. I will also upload more comparing warm and cold seasons side by side. I'm glad this was helpful! Thank you for commenting!

Hi, I've heard from another vlogger that she uses historical photos of the person - as a child and your natural hair at ~20 yrs old. She bases the analysis from that, then uses the other components like eye color, undertone, value, contrast, intensity (chroma), etc. Your season could "fade" into a lighter/ softer/ muted season as you age. Example: true spring -> light spring, true summer -> soft summer, TA -> DA, TW -> DW. So, I think a safe bet would be to determine your main season (among the 4), then go for the more muted version. Hope that helps.

I think she's DA. She looks good in mustard, which is not a winter color. Also in dark orange-red (dark rust?) which is also for autumn. I also saw her in crisp white (W) and off-white dress, she looks better in the off-white. She's one of the D Autumns who can carry black well (not all can). I think it's because she's olive skinned (olive-warm). However, for celebrity pics, we're really making "guesstimates" since color analysis should be done without makeup on. (I was curious so I looked up pics of Penelope wearing diff dresses. Lol)

i did a similar thing like you. i am a dark autumn and i always colour my hair darker in winter as i need more contrast to enhance my brightness, otherwise i will look too muted for my lighter and more neutral skin and therefore quite dull. if you are really pale white and have naturally dark brown hair, dark eyes and otherwise light features your primary characertistic is already this contrast and you will find yourself in the winter or autumn spectrum. now its just a matter of leaning more towards cool oder warm and muted or bright. if you sucessfully determine if cooler or warmer colours suit you better you can not be in the wrong palette, as the shade of brown of your hair will not change the overall warmth or coolness of your face . if you picked a bluish black and it suits you, chances are you are cool. if it clashes with your skin (and you will most likely notice something being off) then try a warmer dark brown and note that you might be more neutral or warm. if you manually change your features drastically it will change your colour palette aswell. if you were a natural summer and coloured your hair black you would be able to pull off colours of the winter palette aswell and will maybe find it difficult to pull of your usual bright colours because of the increased contrast you now have and that you didnt have before. it would probably not be your ideal palette but if you change your colours by just enhancing the contrast you already have, it will not be enough to change your entire palette. also you mentioned that you feel like you are enhancing your features by going darker. that in itself is a sign that you already are a winter or autumn person because other types do not react that positively to increasing contrast to their features. so: changing your features can change your palette as it changes the contrast levels of your appearance, but it will only change the shades of colours that already suited you before because of the temperature of your skin.

@@lemmings6516 Danke dir sehr für deine differenzierte und wirklich extrem hilfreiche Antwort! Ich habe sie sicher dreimal gelesen, jedes Mal hat es ein bisschen mehr bei mir geklickt. Meine Sorge ist es, dass ich vielleicht einem Ideal hinterherlaufe (Schneewittchen), das aber gar nicht zu mir passt. Andererseits sind Leute immer sehr überrascht wenn sie erfahren, dass meine Haare gefärbt sind. So weit kann es also nicht entfernt sein von meinem Naturell. Und damit trifft deine Aussage zu, dass mein primäres Charakteristukum der Kontrast ist. Konnte ich jetzt dank deines Kommentars reflektieren. Damit ist des Rätsels Lösung wohl tatsächlich Dark Winter. Danke dir sehr!

I would say you are winter. Try to turn to b&w a picture of you and see how high or low your contrast is

@@aguedabedoya975 i have high contrast

@@aguedabedoya975 but the golden hair tone and that i can easily get tanned is strange then

@@elisafragile9742 you may be a Bright Winter - it's the one beside spring. Springs can get tanned in summer.

Dark winter!

Hi, I think that would be low contrast.

Same lol but it’s a great example 😂

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