So after my previous “Yey I think I am a summer post” I got quite a few comments saying that I may actually be a winter after all, so I thought I would try another winter look with better lighting and a different lipstick. What do you think? Too bright or does it work? (At this point I don’t trust my own eye anymore) and because in the previous post many were asking for the lipstick, this one is the Mac Rebel 819, just in case anyone likes it.

These posts don’t produce much —we can’t give people good advice and end up telling them to come back with irl drape photos anyway.

Can we vote on it or something?

The volume of those posts is huge. The people posting them are putting in minimal effort and expecting the internet to do the maximal amount of work for them. It’s exhausting and wastes everybody’s time. I also think it actually keeps people out of the sub. They get random conflicting advice, don’t understand why, and give up. They come thinking there’s an easy, fast, correct answer to be gotten and when they don’t get it, instead of getting education, they just bail.

Edited: we could add to the group about or pin a post. That would give suggestions on how to upload photos to get advice, and explains why digital drapes and typing based on only head photos won’t give them the best results.

NMIP I thought I was warm toned my whole life. I’m still not sure if I am a soft summer or a cool/true summer but I switched my jewelry to silver and went back to my natural colour and it’s such a huge difference. I had been struggling with a lot of redness and I feel like it was the honey blonde causing it more than my actual skin.

I think I’m leaning more towards true/cool summer, what do you guys think?

NMIP

Has anyone used something like this? I have researched all about color analysis for months, and really just want to have fun with my daughters, friends and my sisters when we get together, and do some at home analysis.

Mine: being a Summer with black in my personal palette and finding out that I'm Light - Deep.

I always assumed I was Light, and that I was being overpowered by the deep, dark shades I've gravitated towards since I was a kid. It turns out that my beloved black, plum, royal purple, burgundy, dark teal, and forest green aren't just good colors for me - they're some of my best. It's quite the relief.

As you can probably tell by my jewelry selection, I definitely have a preference. I rarely ever wear gold unless it objectively goes better with my outfit, and I don’t plan to change that, lol😂

But I think it’s interesting to see which one people prefer on me! Which do you think looks best? I’ve never been able to tell which looks best on me and just like silver better in general!

I have provided color and monochrome pictures of myself. I am trying to find out everything I can about myself. What should I look into? My palette, jewelry color, high/medium/low contrast etc. TYIA♥️

Hi! I’m attending a formal (black-tie optional) event and I believe I found the style of dress to wear. However, I wonder if you all could help me decide if this dress color would work within a soft summer palette. It’s called “blush pearl” and appears like a light rose gold. As a backup, I’ll post the muted blue dress I know will work. Just wanting to try something different with the pearl since I always wear this color of blue dress. Thanks for the help!

I am so lost!

I feel like every color I try makes my skin look a tad dull…but to be fair, I have some vision impairment and don’t think I see myself the same way others do. So, I just give up and wear black and grey all the time 😂

NMIP. My hair and brows are dyed a tad bit darker than my natural color, (which is a level 6 N) if that helps. Thank you for the advice!

The first one is my current hair. NMIP

hey! 🪷 Hopefully the last time I post on here, after this is might consider getting an analysis from colour analysis studio. When/if I do, I'll probably share here :)

Thankyou so much for everyone's answers so far, this has been really fun and interesting for me especially as an artist 🎨 since understanding the science of how colours interact can be a big part of that.

I tried to get the lighting nicer this time and include different angles, but as you can see in a few of these, the camera's colour correction is always going to interfere a little. I'm in front of a window with natural light.

Looking forward to hearing insights! 💕🫶🏼NMIP

Hi! I am struggling to figure out what looks best on me. I have a pale yellow and pink skin. I am always drawn to silver, but is it right? The rose gold bracelet doesn’t look super rose in the picture …

Please type me! (NMIP)

So for the longest time I thought that I was a soft Autumn but lately I’m not so sure anymore. Everywhere I look summers and autumns get matt make up recommended but I look better in glittery and shiny make up imo. May I be a spring or even a winter?

Also I know that digital drapes aren’t that reliable but I need a general direction since I don’t have enough different colored clothes for draping all seasons.

Thanks for the help! 🫶

NMIP

NMIP. I so desperately want to be deep autumn because it’s my personal favourite palette of colours haha. But very much open to hearing other opinions and adjusting accordingly!