Seasons? no I am not talking about what season you like, I am talking about your coloration.
This was one of the things i learned about in the class I took at our community college. If you can get your season figured out, You can always look awesome!
It is known as "seasonal" color analysis, which places individual coloring into four general categories: Winter, Spring, Summer and Autumn.
"Winters" and "Summers" have cool coloring. Some clues that a person has cool coloring might include ash tones in the hair, grey-blue eyes and pinkish undertones to the skin.
"Springs" and "Autumns" have warm coloring. Some signs of warm coloring are red or golden hair, golden brown eyes and golden undertones to the skin.
Knowing what season you are will aid in many things... what colors look best on you. those would be the colors that extenuate. your natural colorings. (you probably already gravitate toward those colors) but it also aids in your makeup choices.
As an example since i already knew my season I found a simple quiz and took it... to make certain it was correct. I will darken the parts that do not apply to me personally.....
this was my result {BTW its correct}
What Seasonal Color Group Are You?
Summer Skin Tone: Cool or blue undertone Skin color: Porcelain (very fair) Pink Rose Beige (tans easily) Ruddy with pink or red Beige with hint of sallow (yellow) Hair color: Ash or gray blonde - usually deepens with age Smokey blonde - dishwater Smokey brown - with a gray cast that looks dull and lifeless in wrong colors Dark brown and brown with auburn highlights Ash gray, silver gray Eye color: Blue, clear icy blue, gray blue, dark blue, aqua, and blue with white flecks Pale gray Gray green, clear green with yellow radiating from pupil Hazel - green/brown or blue/brown Soft brown -rose brown or gray brown Note: This person will usually burn then tan. There is a softer look compared to Winter
This is where you can find the quiz i took
Go ahead and take it and then we can go into what will look great on you!
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