The original 4 Season Color Analysis System divides coloring into Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter. This category covers the core principles of seasonal color analysis, including undertones, defining characteristics of each season, and beginner-friendly guides to understanding your palette.
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Winter is the coolest and most high-contrast of the four seasons. If your skin has a porcelain or cool clarity to it, your hair is dark and cool-toned, and your eyes have a piercing sharpness, this guide is for you. It covers your palette, your features, makeup, jewelry, and how to build a wardrobe around your natural drama.
Autumn is the warmest and deepest of the four seasons. If your skin has a golden or bronze quality, your hair leans toward copper, chestnut or auburn, and your eyes have a rich, warm depth to them, this guide is for you. It covers your palette, your features, makeup, jewelry, and how to build a wardrobe around your natural earthiness.
Summer is the coolest and softest of the four seasons. If your skin has a pink or rosy quality, your hair leans toward ash or cool brown, and your eyes have a soft, blended quality rather than a sharp brightness, this guide is for you. It covers your palette, your features, makeup, jewelry, and how to build a wardrobe around your natural coolness.
Spring is the warmest and clearest of the four seasons. If your skin has a golden or peachy quality, your hair leans toward copper or gold, and your eyes have a particular brightness to them, this guide is for you. It covers your palette, your features, makeup, jewelry, and how to build a wardrobe around your natural warmth.
The four seasons of color analysis are Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter. Each one describes a specific combination of undertone, depth, and chroma that determines which colors will genuinely flatter you. This guide explains how the system works, what each season looks like, and where to go once you know yours.
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