BLACK GIRL gets a personal color analysis in SEOUL | BIPOC friendly? 

Interesting! I’ve never considered having olive skin, I should look more into the possibility

Most also dont recognize olive in deep or dark skin. I am a neutral warm olive; I have a wide range of colors I can wear, but I cant go too cool or too warm. I also have to be careful with greens, and colors that can create green, or it will fade my coloring and make me look gray.@@heyhaggy

Oh snap ! That’s hella interesting. I have to be careful with reds or I’ll look sunburnt

He hair plays a huge role as well. Because its not black, there isnt much contrast and that makes her look kore neutral

I’m so glad you said this. I feel people hardly talk about olive undertones for people of darker skin. I was assumed to be warm toned and was given very orange makeup at the makeup store. Took me years to realize i am olive undertone. Still not 100% on my color palette/season but i feel so much better understand color theory more. Cooler tones look better on me

Thank you, hope you like it!

Oh thank you! 🫶🏽

Oh thank you!

Thank you for the question. It really helped with choosing the right colors which low key helps me style better with combinations of colors and patterns that suit me . But I’ve been thinking about seeing a stylist to help me even more find clothes that suit my shape

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Thank you for your insight!! She did mention that I look good in bright colors and I noticed the similarities with bright spring and bright winter

​@@heyhaggyhi. You may want to see the channel of Colour Analysis Studio. They analyzed a black lady some months ago and she was a Bright Winter (as I recall). Sarah Ryan Style Coach analyzed recently a WOC and I think she was dark winter (or cool winter, can't remember).

@@heyhaggy Hi! Just want to give you a caution that the analysis shared by the comment you replied to above follows a different color analysis method that most Korean analysis follows. Korean's personal color analysis follows either PCCS (originated from Japan) or KS (originated from Korean) system, thus they may have slightly varied palette/way of calling a season as well as way of classifying you into that season. Therefore, not all analysis/advice will be applicable to you depending on which method you originally did. I think the method above prioritizes one dominant feature, whereas PCCS or KS allows for two dominant features, which allows you to have a second best season that is in the same season family as your best. For example, I'm a light summer (light and cool), which on theory light spring should fit me too, but it does not because warm color does not suit me. My second best is actually bright summer (vibrant and cool), suggesting that mid-tone and muted color, even in summer, is also not a good fit, so I'm not really a true summer as well.

Thanx definitely will check it out

Thank you so much!!!

Thank you so much 🙂

I think because the high points of my face is yellow like the inner part, but the outside of my face is mostly red. I plan to do another personal color analysis just to compare if the results are different.

That’s definitely suspicious

Because cool is based on blue versus yellow. The red versus yellow was for the purpose of foundation.

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You're so welcome! ☺️

Glad you enjoy it! ❤️

Ahh thank you for letting me know 😂😂 I was told to stay away from dark autumn colors

​@heyhaggy first vid I'm seeing so idk if you live in Korea but it would be a great idea to get a Korean and western stylist to compare it for a video

@@mickey_dbeh6105 that’s a good idea actually! I’ll look into it whenever I visit the states

You might consider deep winter if you get dark autumn often.