if you look like this, these are your best colours
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- čas přidán 11. 06. 2024
- Hello ladies! Your best colours are not as complicated as it might seem - I break down the colour seasons to find the colours that are best for YOUR unique features. In this video, I go through the 12 colour seasons and their PERFECT palette, demonstrating with celebrity examples. If you think you might know your season, but you still don't know how to actually find the colours that work for you, this video is for you
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Timestamps:
0:00 why you should wear your colours
0:32 how to find your colour season
1:19 Baciel skincare
2:56 light summer
3:19 true summer
3:37 soft summer
3:58 soft autumn
4:14 true autumn
4:34 dark autumn
5:12 dark winter
5:35 true winter
5:50 bright winter
6:31 bright spring
7:05 true spring
7:34 light spring
7:53 how to put this into practice?
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Hi Ellie! Could you also explain these color seasons in the context of Ethnicities? I see a lot of brown skinned people get typically labelled as Autumn or Winter automatically, which might not be an accurate representation. Would be great to have a video covering this!
Yes definitely! Ellies the only person who shows diversity so would love to see her do more of this!!
I've seen most "brown" women get labeled as summers or autumns.
Check out cocoa styling, she does a lot on this topic!!!!
Ya I always get labeled as an autumn but I feel like bright spring colors actually make me look more alive!
@@nataaaaalieabcnj oooh thanks lemme do that! 😊
This is hard to phrase but it would be really interesting to see a guide on how to dress within your season across the actual seasons throughout the year.
Like how to wear autumn colours during spring, summer, winter etc
Yes! I've been wondering about this too! When it was autumn this year (southern hemisphere) I really wanted to embrace the autumn vibe but wasn't sure how to do it with my winter colour palette.
This is such a good idea. I still don’t know my season lol but I’d still watch that
I think it's also important to note that if you are undergoing the process of finding your colors and styles--YOU CAN DYE YOUR EXISITING CLOTHES!!! Some materials can be easier to dye than others of course, but if you have a lot of light/soft/existing color shades, you can dye them to suit your color palette.
YES this isn't universal, YES it can depend on what you own. But for those who want some kind of fashionable change but don't want to shell out a lot of $$ on a new colorful wardrobe, consider making these subtle changes. It's a lot easier than people think it is.
Cool idea
Would be cool to see a series of X colour for the seasons, so the best greens for each one, best purples, blues etc (obvs not orange though)
I’m somewhere in the autumn spectrum, I think, and discovering that black didn’t suit me was a huge change in my wardrobe. Now it’s mostly dusty rose colors, beiges, dark denim and dark brown, and those Kelly or khaki greens, as well as a particular shade of yellow that makes my features really pop. It’s so helpful to be able to look at clothes in the store and be like ‘mmn, that’s not in my colors, let’s skip it’ and also I can be like ‘wait, those pants are a warm orange color, that might look fantastic on me if they fit, let’s try them on’ and it does indeed work out.
Same!!
As a soft autumn, I find that a medium, soft, and warm teal looks great on me as well; also olive green
I'm a soft autumn too, however I look sallow and sick wearing teal, even if it's a "warm" version, funny isn't it?
Yes! My Family make fun of me because I wear These so much 😅
@@katitadeb Ah that's interesting
I really don't know what season I am, if I'm looking at all my features I feel I can't be anything other than SA, buuuut, I just can't seem to find my perfect green
what threw me off for years is that my skin is olive and therefore somewhat neutral but extremely pale. i was convinced i was definitely some sort of autumn, turns out - deep winter
I'm very pale. I'm not a winter or spring. Im a redhead and my cheeks are rosy, I wear reds and browns+black. (as a adult wearing dark brown is my favourite .)
if you have pale olive skin you should look at what brittany venti wears (shes a youtuber). shes in a similar boat
@@_peepee_ you are such an amazing person, honestly. taking the time out of your day to give a tip to a complete stranger.. your kindness made my day. i wish everybody in your life treats you with the reverence your kindness deserves and that your pillow is always cool ❤️
@@_____134 wow i wasnt expecting such a positive reaction! i really appreciate that. its no problem at all, i would want someone to do the same if i commented something like that.
i will warn you that she does mostly commentary/political content, which is not something everyone vibes with. i do think she dressed herself well especially with what colors look good on her, so even if you dont like her personality i think her thumbnails and fashion hauls would be very useful. she used to have a second channel that was all about girly stuff but i cant seem to find it anymore
edit: nevermind, i found it, its called SaturdaySupermodel
@@_peepee_ her content is something i strongly disagree with now that i’ve grown acquainted with it, but just a look at her thumbnails gives me an insight into her color choices which is very helpful! i’ll look into her style channel tho, again - big thanks and best of luck!
Recently discovered I'm a soft summer, after assuming I was dark winter - which didn't really fit but I thought, oh I have dark hair, dramatic essence, theatrical romantic, I HAVE to be able wear dark, rich colours! Was very disappointed at first, but since reorganising my wardrobe to favour soft, subtle colours I'm loving how easy it is to get dressed and how flattering these colours are. It's also fun to work within limitations, eg achieving a vampy TR look with muted colours. I have a bin bag of my fluorescent clothes (like hot pink and acid green, my faves) that I can't bring myself to get rid of, but they are in storage for now.
I’m in a very similar boat! I also finally decided I am a soft summer, and I love wearing edgy black clothes. Which doesn’t look good at all on a soft summer. But I’ve made do with other, more muted colors, and I’m finding I can still carry my style through 😁
Olives! Do a video on different olive tones. Give some green love 💚
This video REALLY helped me determine whether I was a soft summer or soft autumn. I just couldn’t tell whether I was more cool or more warm - I have a very neutral skin. But when you listed great colors for soft autumn as peach and warm, golden camel, I knew I was a soft summer. Those colors don’t look good on me, especially peach. Thank you!! I love your content, I’ve been following you for a while and I follow all your Pinterest boards too!
This new editing is so pretty. So suit with your light summer personality
I’ve just discovered that I’m a bright winter, I think. Thanks Ellie, this was very useful information, I’m closer to figuring out my style and colours. Wish I had all this available to me in my early 20’s. Oh well, better late than never I suppose.
I’ve finally figured it all out I’m a theatrical romantic + bright spring with IRC essence 5:35
Love that you included many women of color in the examples!!
I would LOVE to see videos about neutrals for each season.
She already did this.
I'd love a video on how to meld seemingly contradictory essences and color seasons (e.g., a dark winter ingenue or a dramatic light summer).
I have olive skin…I am pretty neutral, but what helped me was just trying colors…I still don’t know my exact season (I think I can pull from sister seasons very easily) but I know I am clear/bright first and then cool (eye shadow really let me know cool tones work best). It seems like the warm/cool is dominant on most people but maybe olive toned skin is different? Either way I really enjoy this channel for color theory and Kibbe.
Whoa all the Bright Spring colours are my colours. Was told I was Winter lol, I hate those colours on me.
this is what i've been waiting for
This is so relevant to my life right now - I'm a dark winter but i tend to use that (or my kibbe type) more as a guideline to rule things out, than as a list of where to begin. This last week I made a collage of all the colors I like best (pulled from a pinterest board of style goals) to try to see if I could make a real palette out of it. I think of myself as preferring summer colors but when i looked at the palette almost all of the colors were technically on the dark winter spectrum, it just left out whole color families (i hate wearing red or purple), except maybe a French blue, which is technically too grey for me but it's my favorite color. Something i find very valuable inspiration is to look at actors in a similar color season playing different roles, because costume designers are very good at conveying characters through color but in also finding the colors that flatter their actors. For me personally an inspiration is Christina Ricci in Sleepy Hollow, where she's sort of made up to look like a light summer. The brilliant Colleen Atwood uses a lot of soft colors on Ricci but uses a lot of contrast to keep the look harmonious on her, especially dark piping or lapels and white lace near the face.
Hello Ellie, thank You so much for what are You doing!Wish You nice days!💕🩷🌞🩷
LOVE THIS! THANK YOU!
Dark Autumn
Mostly suit me well especially maroon, navy n blood red color 🔴
What do you do if someone is not in the extreme in any of the spectrums? For example, I thought I was a winter (lighter skin and darker hair, cool toned) but I found out I probably not 100% bright (my eyes have some grey in them, bright colors usually look better on me than pastels and beiges, but the brightest colors still look to harsh), my skin and hair have a bit of warmth in them (like being cool-neutral- I have areas on my skin where I tan and look warmer because of that, even though I mostly look blueish-pinkish, and cool tones look better on me, and my hair have some reddish tones in the sunlight), and because my eyes are on the lighter side while my hair is dark, I wouldn't say light or dark are my main features...
Wait I am struggling too in a very similar way even though our descriptions are different. I am pretty sure that I am cool and my coloration is dark brown eyes and jet black hair. But I’m Indian so my skin is not fair, it is kind of paler than the usual though with slight pinky-red cheeks and paler lips. It’s still not as much contrast as I think winters are supposed to have. Like you I look best in bright colors but can’t do super bright ones like a clear winter. I thought I might be a true winter but sometimes I think that’s still too bright for me. Definitely not dark winter, I look like a vampire with dark lips :/ I’m so confused. Maybe I’m not a winter but a summer? My skin is confusing. At this point am I even cool toned!? I think so but what do I know lol
Just another of your videos I absolutely love! 🔥I loved the example that many people are autumn and don't like orange, so you suggested some other colors from palette. However, I am suprised that you didn't mentioned bright warm yellow as suggestion for deep autumn. I know, it would be contrast instead of harmony, but think about it - the contrast would be in depth, color would still match the wormth of deep autumn skin. Maybe it's just me, but I love to see warm bright yellow (not neon nor cool shades, but warm) on warm taned skin. :D
I was literally just researching this!
My features are EXTREMELY hard to define. My hair (medium/dark brown) has both ashy and golden tones. I have central heterochromia, so my eyes are dark blue/gray with a dark golden ring around the pupil with a few specks of brown. I’ve also been told by color consultants that my skin/undertone is so neutral that it’s hard to categorize. The only clear thing is that I’m high contrast (dark hair and dark eyes with pale skin). So I totally straddle the line of autumn and winter. Help!!!
I have similar colouring. If you are truly very close to the neutral line, then you can wear some warm colours as well as cool colours. They will need to be very ashy/soft. You may find that most of the warm colours are too warm and it's just easier to go cool, but colours like soft olive, burgundy and teal might be good. If you are high contrast then you will look better in darker colours. So - dark, soft and muted, cool or very slightly warm. Try antique silver, brass or possibly rose gold jewellery. Hope this helps!
If you appear on the warmer side, you could be a Dark/Deep Autumn. If you seem to be on the cooler side, you could be a Dark/Deep Winter.
@@felibox785 Thank you! I wear a lot of black and it tends to look better if it’s slightly faded/muted. I feel overwhelmed by too much brown though. But I LOVE olive green and use it as a neutral sometimes since most lighter neutrals wash me out. This is super helpful!
@@madmarrr I'm the same, I love faded black, light neutrals (cool or warm) wash me out, and I don't love brown. I think it might be as basic a reason as I already have long brown hair so together it's just a bit too much! In my opinion, the seasonal system (which is essentially some names assigned to certain combinations of positions on the 3 scales of light/dark, warm/cool and soft/bright) ignores that you can be high contrast but also soft & muted. I think its logic is that having high contrast features creates a sort of 'liveliness' to it that is echoed well by brighter colours. But I do not agree with this. If you have truly neutral skin, it's fundamental characteristic is that it is soft and muted, because it's neither one thing nor the other. So the most important thing is to wear colours that are equally muted. So just for reference, I *think* that soft autumn and soft summer are the palettes that sit either side of theoretical exact neutral. But they are both mostly too light for me. I generally wear the darkest colours in soft summer, the darkest and coolest colours in soft autumn (mainly burgundy, olive and teal) as well as ivory and blues/seafoam which match my eyes. As long as you understand where you are on the 3 scales, then you don't need to waste energy trying to find what 'season' you are because you already have the tools to know what suits you.
You might be able to find your palette in the 16 season colour analysis system! Carol Brailey is a popular analyst who uses this system
I had John Kitchener do my essences and color palette (main ones are 40% classic, 20% natural, and 20% romantic), with a "lively bright" color palette that in undertone is neutral, leaning slightly cool. I struggle with doing makeup that is mostly classic, which is generally understated, but with lively bright colors. I would love to see some videos about makeup for your season/essence.
I'm a dark winter! 😊
I love your videos ❤️
Thanks for the detailed explanation! I find the theory of seasons very interesting. Unfortunately, I can't figure out which one is mine 🤣 I have always thought that cold colors favor me more, since I have black eyes, light skin and bluish veins. I thought it might be "winter." However, I look more favored with colors like turquoise, pastel pink...I don't know, it's very complicated 🤣
I used to think I was a deep winter for a while, but I still looked daft in greys or dark makeup. However jewel colors look good on me for the most part. Some deep autumn colors also look good, as long as they're not too desaturated. Welp, turns out I'm a bright spring. Could've never guessed that cus I'm rather olive and look sick in most of the colors in my wardrobe.
So I used your videos to type myself as a true/warm autumn, because I have what you might think of as muted features (hazel eyes, a mix of brown and blonde hair, fair but easily sun-tanned skin, as well as freckles that range from dark to light golden brown). I also give off a “golden” appearance so I’m told by some! However I’ve been draped in person by House of Colour and I’m a Blue Spring! This is the palette that sits closest to winter in the spring palette. I am apparently neutral-warm in undertone and muted colours make me look dull.... so not at all what I thought I was! I still don’t know what I am in 12 season colour analysis though. Based on my description of my features what would you put me as?
Thanks fot the video
I would like some info about olive skin
I wish I was a winter, but I’m a dark autumn which can be hard sometimes
I'm supposed to be a deep winter. I prefer winter colors. However, I always get lots of compliments on the rare occasions when I wear deep autumn colors like smoked paprika. It always makes me wonder if maybe I am actually a deep autumn and not a deep winter.
Hi Ellie-Jean ! Do you think we could access your the series of pictures you used for each season ? I really like the aesthetic selections you used ! :-) Thank you so much xx
You could just screenshot it?
Hi Ellie! So is it just Winters who can wear black? What about people who have the black circle around the iris; can those people wear black as well, regardless of their color season? I do realize that anybody can wear any color, just curious what you think.
is it possible for your colour season to change throughout the year? for example, I have fairly dark brown eyes and neutral pale skin that gets a bit of tan and freckles in the sun,, during the summer my hair goes quite red, especially at the ends but goes darker in the winter months and my skin also becomes paler, I think I am an autumn but the change in my complexion in the winter makes me unsure if I am a true autumn or a dark autumn
I know this may be a odd question but as someone who is still unsure about their season i was wondering if those with brown eyes (like myself) can be springs or summers. I find that a lot of articles, images or videos that explain the seasons always but brown eyes in autumn or winter, however i don't feel that i fit into either of the seasons.
Brown eyes can be spring! Brown is very very rare in summers though
I think I’m a bright winter. What are the neutral colors for bright winter?
Is there a neutral between soft and bright? or do you wear both? because some bright colors fit me so well just like soft colors but none of the color seasons fitted me perfectly
Ellie, have you ever done Vanessa Williams? I’d like to see what her colors would be
I'm a summer with olive skintone, but I dye my hair ginger and wonder why it suits me?? Also I have blue eyes.
I'm pretty sure I just fit in the entire autumn and winter range. Because all the colors in the autumn and winter work well on me
LOL wow this is wild, I am a dark autumn and I exclusively wear the green, red and sand colors you used for your example 😂💀 sometimes I wear an orange or a mustard but my husband hates those on me for some reason. What does he know 🙄😂
Being a WOC I used to think am a Dark Autumn (bkack hair, light golden skin, dark brown eyes) but as i deep dived more into colour theory started to feel am actually Bright Spring.
Anyhow, there are times am confused between these 2 seasons! But i can easily pull off pure black...and all this time i thought all the 3 Winters, Bright Spring and Dark Autumn can wear it. But based on this video, does it mean Dark Autumns cannot wear black? Does this mean am definitely Bright Spring? 😅😅
what is your blonde colour called? I am summer season too but my natural hair is warm toned and I was thinking of dyeing my hair with a cool color
i'm soft warm and deep. does that make me a soft autumn too? just less light but darker shades?
Who did your color consultation?
I'm a redhead but I'm very sure that I'm true/warm autumn because I have this coppery look that's distinct but muted. But it's still weird to me how eye colors of true autumns are shown as being in the brown or amber range but my eyes are a light greyish turquoise.
My friend is very clearly bright in her coloration, with dark brown hair and green-brown eyes and light skin, and can pull off the brightest colors, but we haven't managed to figure out whether she's winter or spring. We're leaning towards bright spring but if so, wouldn't other spring subtypes at least look pretty good? It seems she can pull off bright spring fantastically but also looks great in bright winter, not in other spring or winter subtypes so much. It's hard to tell between these two without having good drapes.
Also finding out whether my mum is light spring or light summer was so difficult. She has a golden overtone but figured out she might be light summer nonetheless.
Maybe you can make a video on seasons that can easily be confused because they share their main characteristic? Such as light spring/light summer, warm autumn/warm spring, bright winter/bright spring, soft autumn/soft summer, dark autumn/dark winter? I find that usually because one can borrow from the neighbouring season, it can make it harder to tell sometimes, even if the undertone is different with a lot of these. Maybe there are some colors that only one season of these pairs can pull off.
This is the problem with the 4,12,16,200 seasons color system, it focuses too much on hair and eye color instead of just color draping and looking at the effects color create on the skin.
Have you actually tried autumn colors? If you look great in them and don't appear grayish, purple or blueish then you are indeed a warm "season" and your eye color doesn't really matter, or at leats shouldn't be considered a decisive factor to find out your season
@@katitadeb interesting, thank you! Autumn colors do wonders on me. They make blemishes on my skin visually disappear even. On one hand, I find hair color in particular to be helpful to gear you towards some seasons, such as being a redhead meaning you are warm by default. I've heard conflicting information about this but that does seem true to me. Also that being blonde doesn't match with being a winter because the contrast just can't be as stark. Then again, it can also be misleading because if I went by eyecolor/hair alone, I'd probably land on spring. But how the colors actually look is what it's all about. It's hard to find your season on your own without proper drapes and the online tools aren't all that either. I would really like to help my friend find her season but I'm not that good at it (yet, would love to be). So I am definitely open for resources on how to do this at home. My friend knows I'm into color analysis and into Kibbe and she's super into fashion and so she keeps asking me if this or that item would match her season but I can't figure hers out.
I guess eye- and hair color could serve as clues in some cases but cannot be a replacement for systematic draping.
At 4:06 it says soft cool dark for soft autumn, is that an error or am i missing something
My skin tone is cool but my hair colour is warm so I honestly don't know if I'm a soft summer or soft autumn. Advice would be appreciated! 🙂
I cant tell if I’m a soft spring or soft autumn pls help!!!!
I am still not sure if i am a dark or a warm autumn (my hair has warm tones but my eyes are too dark and have a solid color)
Dark autumn is bright? I always thought it was soft
I’m in between a dark winter and a true winter 😩 I can’t seem to figure it out. I have black eyes and almost black hair and pale olive skin (which throws me off so much and confuses me!)
What if i got Cool, Soft and Medium between Dark and Light?😭😭I dont know what colors will fit me according to this
Guys, is there an easy guide to this colour season? I'm not able to decide what I am? Sometimes i feel like a soft autumn, and sometimes I feel i fall in the summer spectrum?
I get So confused… I thought I was a bright spring thanks to you! But these examples left me unsure 🫤 again. I am not drawn to dark yellows, true blues or apple green
I'm Dark Autumn but Im so muted I can't carry off anything bright and look best in rich colours with a lot of depth. Colours like dark olive , forest green , rust, chocolate brown ,maroon/oxblood, plum and deep red. The difficulty with rust is at times an item in rust can be too bright for me .
I agree. I thought Deep Autumn was Dark-Soft-Warm, since it's right next to deep winter. This is a little confusing for me, because I am also deep Autumn and look a bit ashy
@@cora5525 Dark autumns are rich , deep and neutral-warm . A lot of people who are warm olives tend to be Dark Autumns ,such as myself. When you're pale olive you can look "grey" "ashy" or "bluish" if you're warm toned you can look ashy when wearing cool colours such as greys . Are you olive ?
Really confused between bright spring and dark autumn both are warm, bright and dark. It harder for me to understand my primary feature is bright or dark
Where is your video about the colors of each essence? I can't find it
Can we talk about hip dips and the kibbe body types that have them.. I am very soft but have biig hip dips that destroy the double curve and I still can't find my body type
I think we should embrace the idea of having a few signature colours instead of feeling limited by these systems. Wear them like a badge of honour. When people see our colours they'll think of us because we wear them that much. I remember once reading a book set on an alien planet where people would have one or two signature colours that had some symbolic meaning behind them and they only wore those colours. It always stuck with me. I'm still working on it and I'm not even 100% sure what season I am - only that my dominant characteristic is light. Seafoam green and stormy grey/blue are both colours I strongly identify with and i know they look great on me. I just need a few more and to figure out my nuetrals. In my opinion all neutrals look bad on me. I hope this doesn't sound preachy. I have an eclectic wardrobe full of lots of colours that don't suit me but I wear them anyway - just in an ideal world I'd have signature colours.
I still don't get the difference between a soft summer and a dark winters. I can't tell which one I am.
Is there anything that's dark, warm, and soft? I always thought DA was softer than BS, but if they have the same classification then what's the difference between the two please?
Dark Autumn is softer than Bright Spring! They’re simply bright for an autumn whereas Bright is the dominant characteristic of a spring
Do you believe that a dark skinned person (Gabrielle Union, Lupita N’yongo or Naomi Campbell) could be a possible variation in the Summer palette? I am a cool-neutral undertone that always led more gray and thought I was ashy appearing. So I never understood my coloring. My hair is a dark brown (not black). I have redheads in my family…idk if that is a influence? I never truly saw a summer that had a deeper coloring, perhaps that’s more rare?
I think that's completely possible. From your description I would check out soft summer - gray leads me to think soft/muted, soft summer is the darkest of the summers, and dark brown hair is "light" compared to black hair (like you'd expect for a dark skinned winter, perhaps).
Ultimately it's about what colors look best on you, not your appearance. Look at your wardrobe and pull out the pieces that you feel incredible in/you get compliments on. There's probably a pattern to them that will help you narrow down. Hope that helps :)
@@vermiliongardens thanks a million !! Definitely any color at the beach sunset. The cool sandy tan colors, muted to moderate ocean sea colors. Black looks harsh and gothic, I’d say I would go for a dark navy blue or plum/dark eggplant color instead of black.
Can a Deep Winter wear pastels? I like lighter colors instead of such bold and bright ones 😅
Not in the traditional sense, but we can wear icy tints! (Like Elsa from Frozen!) At least for me, I find I can pull off pastels if the fabric has a nice satiny/silky sheen to it.
a skirt, a pair of trousers, a bag - definitely👍🏽Just maybe not near your face.
You should definitely give it a try even if it is not part of the palette. Try these tips: wear the pastels away from your face with winter colors closer to your face (pastel blue pants or handbag with black top or blazer. You can also try a pastel top but wear it with a red lip. Etc.
I know for sure that I’m somewhere between deep winter or deep autumn, but I don’t know which is accurate for me. If orange looks bad on me then does that make me a deep winter or does it not matter?
Maybe you're neutral? I've seen recommendations before of comparing orange and fuchsia, if fuchsia looks better on you then you might lean more cool, therefore might be a deep winter. If you're still torn, I would just pull the best colours on you from both palettes and play around with them until certain colours stand out as winners.
Every time i think i understand what season i am i get confused again. I could be a bright spring, or a bright winter, or a summer. I know im clear and bright, i just cant tell if im warm or cool. Some colours look way too cool on my skin and some look way too warm. Your suggestions in this video just confused me more 😅
Please help someone. I got autumn type as a result, but I look very great in baby blue, always has been this way. Black looks also good on me. Soft nude/pink colors. I have dark brown hair and dark eyes, when I night them they get coppery, hence the autumn type I guess, but those colors make me look old!! Also, when it comes to jewelry, I look good in gold, however, when I put on Swarovski and rhinestone with silver undertone I look like a princess.
Im very confused 😐
I’m mixed race and seem to be “ clear” winter on your mixed and african descent women’s chart. (Dark winter on the light skinned women’s chart)
How do things change for a clear winter?
You could be lots of different seasons as someone who is mixed race! It depends on the person and their unique features!
I never find colours that suit me, but I do suit mid to dark neutral toned grey 😂
Hmm, that sounds like maybe cool summer…how do you feel about those shades? Although I think I’m a dark/deep autumn, and I do like wearing a pewter-like color, I think cool summers really shine in darker grays.
Pay attention to people, I've received so many complements when I wear muted blues, and white doesn't fit me so very well if I'm not been out much, the same with black.
Red doesn't fit me at all, but burgundy it can be alright
I'm still figuring it out but people can help you!
I like flower, but I'm dark Winter color. How?😂
This is the first time I’ve heard of deep winter described as “soft.” If so then I’m probably a true winter…..especially with the banana yellow comment
Girl! Don't rub your face that hard! Face skin is delicate, eye area specially! Be gentle or you'll cause yourself wrinkles 😢
The video was very informative, I think I know what my season is and I am gonna try to wear my colors more!
Ur so sweet
She confused me even more 😅