The easiest way to find YOUR personal color 

Thank you so much for subscribing and for your kind words! I'm glad you found the information helpful. David Zyla's method for finding your personal color can really make a difference in how you feel and present yourself. If you have any questions or need more tips, feel free to ask. Happy color discovering! 🌈😊

Hi Em, how are you? 🥰 Thank you so much for sharing your experience and insights! David Zyla's approach to finding colors is indeed fascinating and eye-opening. Seeing colors artistically rather than strictly by label is such an important shift in perspective. It's all about how they play off each other and complement one another in a composition. Thanks again for highlighting this aspect of his theory and sharing your insights ❤

Hi Brenda 😊 How are you? I'm thrilled to hear that you found this video helpful and that you enjoyed learning about Zyla theory. Your feedback means a lot to me, and I'm glad I could introduce you to something new 🥰 Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or need further assistance. Thanks for watching!

I've already ordered the book. Thanks so much🎉

Thank you. I’m going to try to figure this out for myself. Great video. So much simpler than the 12 season color pallet.

Great to hear that you've ordered the book! I hope you find it enjoyable and insightful. Happy reading Brenda 🥰 I wish you a blessed day.

Hi J Flo, Happy Wednesday 😊 Thanks for watching! I'm glad you found the video helpful. Figuring things out on your own can be a rewarding journey. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions along the way. Happy exploring! 😘

Hi T Floyd, Happy Wednesday 😊 I'm thrilled to hear that you found the suggestions helpful! Experimenting with different approaches can truly make a difference when it comes to finding the perfect cosmetics for you. When it comes to finding the perfect lipstick and blush shades, I highly recommend identifying your romantic color. A neat trick is to pinch the tip of your finger and compare it closely to the colors you're considering. This method can give you a great insight into what shades suit you best. If you have any questions or need further guidance along the way, feel free to reach out. Wishing you all the best on your beauty journey! 💄✨

Hi Jamie, how are you? Wow, you have such beautiful eyes, congratulations! 😊 Regarding which color you should choose, have you tried taking a close-up photo of your eyes to create your palette? By zooming in, you can identify the lightest and darkest colors in your eyes. For example, if the lightest color is blue-green, choose that as one of your colors. If the darkest color is amber, use that as well. Now, to answer your question about whether all those colors are for you, I'd say yes, but you need to try them out to see what works best. For instance, my eyes are green, and I find that green blouses complement my skin well. Try wearing a blouse in a blue-greenish color and take a photo. Then, do the same with an amber-colored blouse. Compare the photos to see which color stands out more and looks better on you. This way, you can identify which colors suit you best. If I may, let me give you a tip: have you ever heard of the color wheel? You can use it to highlight your eyes by choosing complementary colors (colors opposite on the wheel). This can make your eyes pop even more! By incorporating all the colors present in your eyes, you can create a dynamic and personalized look that truly reflects your unique features. Enjoy experimenting with different shades and combinations! Hope this helps ❤! Take care.

@@CiMarinho Yes, I am familiar with the color wheel, as i studied art. Thank you so much for taking the time to respond. The odd thing is that the amber color can be quite orange in the bright sun, so it is literally the opposite of the blue-green which leans more blue. The darkest color in my eyes is a navy blue, but they are small starbursts kind of ??around my pupil.

Hi Jamie, I checked my color wheel and for my surprise it has a blue-green option. The complementary color is Red-orange (depending on the shade it comes very close to amber). If you are considering more blue, you can work with split complementary, that also give you a possibly to get the red-orange color. Is just some ideas. ☺

@@CiMarinho Thank you so very much. I appreciate your advice!

Hi Heidi 🥰 I hope you are doing well. Absolutely, I'd be happy to help clarify! Essence color can indeed be a bit confusing at first. While it's often described as "your version of white," it's more about finding the color that harmonizes best with your natural undertones and complements your overall coloring. Essence color isn't necessarily a specific shade of white like pure white or cream. Instead, it's about finding a color that acts as a background for your personal palette. For some people, this might indeed be a pure white, while for others, it could be a soft white, cream, ivory, or even a very pale pastel. When it comes to the program, Microsoft Paint was the one that I mentioned in the video. However, if you prefer, you can also design your palette on Canva's free version. I tested it myself, and it worked perfectly. ☺ Here is the Link in case you need: www.canva.com Thank you for your comment! I'm glad you found the video helpful ❤

@@CiMarinho Thanks so much for the information and the Canva link.😊

@heidih8556 😊 Feel free to reach out if you need more tips or resources in the future. I wish you a blessed day 😘

Hi Caroline, I hope you are having an amazing Saturday 😊 You're absolutely correct. In my video at the 5:40 mark, you'll notice that I mistakenly applied the lightest color to Energy Color and the darkest color to Tranquil Color. I mixed things up! I apologize for any confusion my error may have caused you, and thank you sincerely for bringing it to my attention. Just to clarify: Energy Color: can be found within the darkest part of your iris Tranquil Color: can be found within the lightest part of your iris. Thank you once again for your understanding ❤

@@CiMarinho thanks to take your time for answering my question. I will try this soon. Because this cold warm thing is confusing. I have muddy hazeleyes… olive skin … not easy.

Hi Caroline, It's a pleasure to assist =) I completely understand where you're coming from. Having olive skin can indeed make finding the right color palette a bit challenging (Just like you, I have olive skin). That's why I find this theory so helpful-it simplifies things for us. Regarding your muddy hazel eyes (which are absolutely beautiful, by the way), one great starting point is to wear colors that complement hazel eyes. As David Zyla explains, embracing our own colors can really enhance our look. I hope this insight proves helpful to you as well. Wishing you all the best in discovering the perfect colors for your beautiful self! 😊

Hi Angela, how are you? Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts! I understand how it might seem that way at first, but it’s all about using color theory and personal preferences to enhance your look. Give it a try-you might be surprised at the results! 😊

@@CiMarinho but that palm n shoe color dont even match!

Hi Angela 🥰 I hope you are doing great. They really do match, seriously. It might just be the camera, but as I mentioned, you can give it a try. If you feel this isn't for you, no worries 😉 There are still other ways to find the best color for you. Wishing you a blessed day!