I think the problem with internet quizzes that use the eyedropper is that the color is taken from a tiny sample and doesn't consider your overall appearance. For instance, selecting the darkest part of your hair, the lightest part of your skin, and the darkest part of your eyes can make the contrast seem much higher than it actually is, especially if you have a softer/muted quality overall. Since you have that softness, I'd suggest exploring soft spring and soft autumn colors; you might find some that suit you well. You could also try pairing a softer/muted top with any of your bottoms, including those awesome hot pink pants. Most people have a main color season but aren't limited to just those colors. I had a Kitchener assessment, and my colors fall between dark winter and dark autumn, but that doesn't stop me from wearing neon highlighter yellow because I love that color! I think the palettes are mainly for how colors work with your face since that's where they have the most impact. For example, pumpkin orange or mustard makes me look ill, but on someone else, those colors might look amazing. So, use the palette as a tool rather than a strict rule. If you love bright colors and whites, wear them with confidence! 💖
Thank you so much for your thoughtful and detailed comment 😊 I'm so curious to hear what highlighter yellow items you have in your wardrobe! The hot pink pants will be staying in my wardrobe forever (until they fall apart beyond repair or no longer fit me), same goes for my abundance of white shirts/blouses! 😊 They just feel so much more *me* than most of the colours in my palette. Yeah, Åsa (who did my analysis) explained that my palette is harmonious with my face and what can be found there. Sadly no hot pink to be found there, but I DID have some hot punk in my hair a couple of years back and that should count for something, surely 😉
Well,if you still interested in finding your best colors,I sugest you search ella ray style channel, she does colir analysis with her own sistem,is not seasonal color analysis, and is not based in undertones,(since undertones aren't real) but science based, maybe if you brcame intersted you can do a consultation with her and make a video about it.
i did the analysis last summer by myself, using clothes i had as color drapes. also, i took a selfie in good lighting, duplicated it a couple of times and put different colors next to my face in a drawing app - it was more effective than dapping, i could see the difference very easily. i turned out to be a cool winter and it i can definitely see that these colors suit me best, good thing i already had most of my clothes in my palette - my favorite colors are red and blue. but just recently i got a dusty pink skirt - a soft summer thing, but its okay because its not next to my face
That sounds like a great method, I'm glad it worked for you! Some of the no colours were really obvious to me when I was getting my analysis done, but I do have a hard time with some that aren't as extremely "wrong" for me. I think if I did it on my own, I'd have an even harder time with colours I like but aren't necessarily "right" for me 😅
I am also a summer. Just pick up clothes as you can and pick them in your summer colors. Do not buy things with all different colors in it. That's kind of a nothing for you.
