EDIT: THIS WAS MADE BEFORE UPLOADING AN IMAGE ON CHATGPT WAS FREE Play around with the ChatGPT prompt. You can always ask "What lipstick color suits me best?", "Which colors should I avoid wearing?" and "Do I look good in red?" You can match colors with your clothing and room decor. You can even re-do this whole process again when you get a little sunkissed during the hotter seasons. The opportunities are endless. 🎨😊 EDIT: AT THE END OF THE DAY, WEAR WHATEVER YOU WANT.
the other prompts i used: -what nail colours suit me -what jewellery suits me -which natural stones should i include in my jewellery -what clothing materials suit me -what colours should i avoid -what hair colours would suit me -what colour mascara suits me and which doesn't -what lipstick colours suit me -what eyeshadows compliment my eyes Guys just make sure take your own experiences with colours under account, as ChatGPD won't always be correct. Personally, it helped me a lot and actually confirmed what others have been telling me- that e.g black doesn't suit me but rather earthy, warm tones :D
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Came here to say I did it using Pi and asked it what seasonal color analysis type matches my complexion the closest. I've longed suspected I'm a soft autumn and Pi answered exactly that! It even left me a wholesome message to wear whatever makes me feel comfortable regardless of my palette. Y'all, Ai saves lives 😂
@@d.on.in.a Hi. I used the same method as op. I colour-picked a photo of me using one of the apps op linked in the description (one colour for my eyes, two for my lips, one for my hair and three for my skin). I extracted all the hex codes and labelled them accordingly (eyes, lips, hair, skin) and then asked Pi what's the closest season for my complexion based on the hex codes.
I have just one note: you should have covered the dyed part of your hair! Our phone camera is not an eye, and it is not neutral, it will automatically balance colour and temperature of the picture. You can even see it in some colour analysis videos, when the cplour analysts pulls away one sheet of colour to reveal another one, you notice a jump when lighting "changes". Of course the lighting in the room doesn't actually change, but it is the camera automatically balancing the picture. Everything nearby will affect. Therefore, use natural light, no makeup, no bright colour clothes (ideally pure white or drape a sheet around your face), cover dyed hair and keep the background as neutral as possible. Otherwise the colour pick results will always ne tweaked a bit by the other colours in the picture.
Thank you for the tip! I appreciate the insight into the color analysis process. I'll cover the dyed part of my hair next time and keep the background as neutral as possible. Thanks again! 😊
And for the best results you may correct white balance in lightroom. There's a setting with an eyedropper tool that you click on a white/grey or black object in the photo (I use a few sheets of printer paper stacked)
I have one question bc you did mention about covering hair. You later said cover your “dyed” hair. If I have natural hair color should I still cover my hair like how they do with the real personal color analysis? And do you also have an answer to this question: you know how some people look terrible in white, then wouldn’t the white drapes also affect the results? Like, I get that it works as sort of like a white canvas. But I always wondered if it’s really the best to use white. Especially in my case, I know I don’t look good in light colors and I especially look terrible in white.
The background does not matter about looking good, it's about creating neutrality. So yes, still use the white background because it doesn't matter if you look good or not. @@tinytaeyoon
This is genius 😭 I used Pi, and it worked perfectly 👌 I even asked things like, "do you think I'm a Cool Summer?" just to see if it'd agree to whatever I asked, and it literally told me no, and explained why I was something else
Wow! I have been professionally color matched before as a deep autumn. I’m a weird deep autumn because I have blue eyes, light skin, and dirty blonde hair naturally. The color analyst triple checked me but clearly deep autumn was my best palette with deep winter being my 2nd best. The color analysis apps always say light summer but those were the worst colors on me. I tried this on chatGPT and it said deep autumn, because I’m autumn but fall a bit to the winter palette. I’m impressed.
Ha! Nice to meet another deeper autumn with unusual traits. I have teal eyes, a light olive undertone and mousey brown hair (that is increasingly greyer by the year).
You helped me solve something that has been bothering me for years, I even asked for my color season!! I am so happy! I ended up asking so much more stuff
Thank you!!! I try it and 👍👍👍 also the last sentence given (byChatGPT) is very meaningful ❤ ''Remember, these are just suggestions based on the color codes provided. It's always a good idea to try out different colors and see what you feel most confident and comfortable in ''
I did it. Thank you very much. My phone doesn't have that colour picker option so I used Canva's colour picker for it. My results came out as I expected. I suit well with Autumn palette. ✨
Hi @jojos9788 😊 Here's a Tutorial for finding the HEX Codes using Canva: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6oX3ePUpsA0.html&ab_channel=DavidMbugua Hope that helps 🤞💜
I would suggest also asking for the hex codes to make your own colour palettes based on it’s recommendations-similar to the colour analysts ones. Cool video though & great idea!
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wow, thank you. That means a lot coming from someone who does extensive research in the field! Maybe I'll put my Master's degree in STEM to real use. 🤞😊
wow found out that I am actually warm toned whereas I thought I was neutral! And I can actually see that warm colors suit me better now. I will def change my hair from cool toned to warm
I just wanna say that at 1:49 when she says to hit the plus button, she actually means to hit the colorful circle next to the plus button. Also, I used the Pi app and found out that I’m a deep autumn 😆
It's such a good idea thank u ! In addition to my color complexion, I scanned my favorite clothes (colors that look great on me and have gotten me compliments). It helped chatGPT define my category :) Hope this can help too !
Thank you for this tip that saved my money, time and self estimate (because not all fashion profesionnal are kind and thoughtful with their clients), you rock 💕
I did it myself without any AI help. You need to collect your clothes or other fabric (different colors and shades), natural light is good, also helpful if you have white walls. And then you need to determine in which colors you look the best in, put it all in one place. That's your pallete. I had a decent palette of summer tyle afterwards. But I yet wasn't sure which summer type. For that I found helpful working with the photo and adding a preselected pallets to it to see what fits. Took some work, and some reserachlearning what to look at (eyes, skin), but now I know 😊. (I'm soft summer). To be fair, determing summer was easy, but soft summer was a bit surprise - but then it turns out it matches perfectly and explains a lot.
If I remember correctly, while identifying color matching skintone and complexion is a crucial part of determining and analyzing personal colors according to the four seasons, there are still a few other important factors to consider, such as the contrast of facial features. In fact, relying solely on eye and hair color might result in most Asians being classified into the autumn group. However, trying to analyze colors using GPT chat is still very fun. I believe that even though we can't exactly determine our personal color season with GPT chat, it can definitely help us identify whether our skin tone is warm or cool. This alone will make choosing makeup and outfits much easier and more beautiful ✨Btw girl, I love your voice, so calming 🥰 🥰🥰
I agree!! I think that it’s a fun way to get a colour analysis without having to pay a ridiculous amount. At the end of the day, we all should wear what we want. Thank you for sharing. 🥰✨💜
i feel like chatgpt just makes shit up though like i'll ask it for fashion advice and it will be so cheesy and unfashionable with its responses just so it can give me an answer
I respect your opinion. I don’t think that ChatGPT is 100% correct most times (they’ve even added this disclaimer at the bottom of the page). I always have to double check the info which is annoying. Thanks for watching and sharing! ☺️💜
Okay. I love this idea. But let me tell you what I think from the perspective of a personal stylist who does this service (by the way i’m in Europe ant this costs way less here). It is possible that chatgpt helps you with some guidelines, however it’ll never be able to define the undertone of your skin, the intensity or the real contrast between your features. It’s not that easy that you just take a picture and pick sone tones. You need to be in front of a natural light source, but definitely not when it’s midday and it’s too intense. Light bulbs tend to have a cool or warm coloring that also can cheat a lot and make your colors alter. That being said the chance that a robot recommends you colors and you end up wearing the wrong ones is actually pretty high. So if anyone does this, i highly recommend to ask chatgpt to define their seasonal categories (at least summer-spring-autumn-winter) and based on that go ahead and make a research on the subcategories and see if it really matches with your characteristics. Good luck 🍀😉
I think ppl would rather spend their money on other things beside a colour analyst. This is just a great alternative for people who are on a budget but who are curious. At the end of the day, we should all wear what we want and what makes us feel confident regardless of what AI or professionals say. 😊💜 I respect your opinion. Thank you for sharing and good luck to you as well!! 🍀🥹
Omg, this actually works what the hell??? 😭 I always wanted to get a “professional” analysis but never had the time or money. So I tried to analyze myself a couple of times, I tried using an app, and generally, it all points to me being a soft autumn. But like I never really believed that because all of those tests rely on my judgment and my eye. So being confirmed by an AI really scratched that itch i have. Thank you girl for spreading the info. Ai is wild y’all 😭
I tried it several times with the same set of hex color #, and I saw all the seasons appearing in the result. (First, it said I'm an autumn with winter as a secondary season. Then the second time it said I'm a spring with a summer as my secondary season.) NOW I'm confused. Having it combines the analysis doesn't help either. Smh. But at least it consistently determines I'm dominantly warm, I guess.
Thank you!!! I have been given 2 contradictory colour analysis results, and had lost confidence in what makeup and clothes to try. This method has convinced me of what I am at last. That’s because the AI didn’t just say which season I am, it also told me which of the makeup products that I already own suit me, and why, and which don’t. It was right every time. A blusher that I thought was warm, is in fact cool. So at last I realise why nothing seemed to suit me - my eye for warm/cool is not as great as I thought it was.
You're a freaking genius! I found out through your incredible advice that I'm a soft autumn, which I'd always suspected (especially because of my auburn hair and neutral-leaning-warm undertones). This is amazing!
I just tried and it says that im an autumn soft and warm colours works well on me 🌸😍 i was right all long but i wasnt sure yet now i know it hehe😊 thank you sm! I didnt know how to use chatgpt tho now i know it !
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I've seen the professional color analysis videos and always wanted to know what mine was. I've never used ChatGPT until this moment. It was a breeze.
Thank you for this video! Thanks to this video (and thanks to the colour picker app you provided in the comments) I confirmed my suspicions of belonging in the warm autumn pallette!
I did it...then because I have such trouble with lip colors, I literally asked it what colors of lipstick in the Revlon line would look good on me. It gave me a list of colors from Revlon! I tried L'Oreal too! Now to go shopping and see if I agree!
Thank you. I've tried this. I also add question to chat GPT: based on your color recommendations, what color season do you think I fall into? Chat GPT answered autumn or soft autumn. I always think that I am true or warm autumn. I think I will try another photo and check again the result
I'm one of those who paid $150 for a professional (human) analysis 🙋🏻♀️ After trying this ChatGPT method, I can say that it is.... half-right. While it was able to successfully identify my warm-toned skin, my undertones fall more neutral, so I get washed out by typical "warm tone" colors. ChatGPT failed to recognize this, and recommended all of my worst colors-- olive green, mustard, beige, brown. I was also told by my analyst that strong contrast brings out my complexion, however ChatGPT gave the opposite advice- "avoid harsh contrasts". As a note, I get the most compliments when I wear bright, vivid colored tops and lip colors. Conclusion: If you fall cleanly into one of the color categories, ChatGPT will probably work well enough for you. For a more nuanced analysis (soft/muted/bright/vivid and/or neutral-leaning people), a professional will do a better job.
Thank you, this is mindblowing! I’m curious did anyone else get anything outside of autumn palette? especially if you have brown/black eyes&hair? Really curious to see how this worked with celebrities that are already ID’d.
I did a quick and dirty in person analysis (not entirely convinced by it ) that showed I have mainly warm undertone (which I believe to be true, browns ,ivories, burnt oranges, brick reds,emeralds and forest greens look great on me) but every time I take a photo in natural lighting it always comes out really cool toned, I'm gonna give it a go for funsies but if true or dark winter comes out again, I'll be doubt full (white and most pinks look terrible on me and black works but is not my best)
I did this, four times!!! Only because I change skin tones depending on the lighting. I then asked her if she could compile it on an average recommended palate. We then spoke about colors, specifically asking ChatGPT what shades of blue (my fav color) would go well. She’s so enthusiastic I love ChatGPT ☺️
My prompt: “Please help me color match with my skin tone and color complexion. What colors match me best? Here are my colour codes below: Skin XXXXXX Skin XXXXXX Etc XXXXXX…”
I also tried it now. It worked perfectly. Well ChatGTB told me stuff I knew already subconsciously. 😅 bc my whole wardrobe, make up includes all the colours already. So my „feeling“ about my colour appearance, cant be that bad. 🙏🏻thanks for your video!
@@TechSav18 I just asked ChatGPT if it could estimate my kibbe body type and it said it could get close given measurements such as height, waist, hips, bust, inseam, shoulder width, arm length, etc. It also suggested to put in descriptions such as bone structure (I found it hard to be objective about that so I skipped that part). It said I was either a soft gamine or a natural and then I asked it what cuts, patterns, and specific styles looked best on those body types with my measurements. It probably could’ve narrowed it down a bit more if I had been descriptive about my bone structure but it got pretty close!
Ahhh that’s so cool! Feel free to change the prompt accordingly and let me know what u think. I’m curious to see how it’ll compare to the real deal. 😊🎨
Color analysis should be done while comparing your coloring to other colors to see what best suits you. This is why I think it’s inaccurate to just solely look at your colors because undertone can’t be determined. Anyone looking at me would think I’m a warm undertone because I’m Southeast Asian and tan very easily, but I’ve gotten my color analysis professionally done and I’m a true winter, so I have a fully cool undertone. We all have our own biases so it impacts our color analysis results when we try to do them ourselves, which is why I think people should go to a trusted expert to get their colors analyzed. I would suggest looking into Carol Brailey’s content- she’s very knowledgeable and I got my virtual color analysis done with her for $150. I save so much money because I’ve stopped overbuying clothes and makeup. Whenever something doesn’t fit my color analysis results exactly, I tell myself I can’t buy it. LOL sorry for the lengthy reply but I just feel like there’s so much misinformation going around on the internet surrounding color analysis
Thank you, this was very helpful, every single app out there asks for money and they have no male option as I'm a guy and couldn't find a reliable color analysis online
@TechSav18 I bought it to help me write a cv and saw people doing this. I thought already have it so why not lol This saved me 150 pound. So thank you 😊
Yes! Here are a few apps that I've found that will allow you to colour code with androids. 😊 > "Color Picker" [play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gmikhail.colorpicker&hl=en_CA&gl=US] >"Color Grab (color detection)" [play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.loomatix.colorgrab&hl=en_CA&gl=US] I hope this helps. 💜✨
Ahh I'm so sorry. I don't have an Android!😭 I did a bit of digging and I can see that there are apps that might help with finding colour codes: > "Color Picker" [play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gmikhail.colorpicker&hl=en_CA&gl=US] >"Color Grab (color detection)" [play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.loomatix.colorgrab&hl=en_CA&gl=US] I hope this helps. 💜😊
