
Personal Color Analysis +
Seasonal Color Type & Palette
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Discover the colors that make you glow. Personal Color Analysis reads your natural coloring and reveals your seasonal color type — Spring, Summer, Autumn or Winter — then hands you a palette of shades that light up your complexion and the ones to keep away from your face.
Sample your skin, hair and eye tones with the camera, run the analysis, and get your season with a confidence read on three axes: undertone (warm/cool), depth (light to deep) and clarity (clear to muted).
WHAT YOU GET
• Skin-tone analysis — sample your coloring with the camera or tap the swatches that match your skin, hair and eyes, then run the analysis to find your seasonal type.
• Your season & sub-season — get your 4-season result and a more precise 12-season sub-type (such as Soft Summer or Warm Autumn), each explained in plain language.
• Best & avoid palettes — a curated set of your most flattering shades that bring out your natural glow, plus the colors that wash you out so you can wear them away from the face.
• Drape simulator — tap any color to preview it against your face, just like a stylist's fabric drape, and instantly see what flatters you and what clashes.
• Makeup & styling tips — tailored advice on the right metals (gold vs silver), blush and lipstick tones, and your best neutrals for each season.
WHO IT'S FOR
Anyone curious about color analysis and their "season," people building a wardrobe that suits them, makeup lovers choosing flattering shades, shoppers who want to stop buying colors that don't work, and stylists looking for a quick reference tool.
PRIVACY
Analysis runs entirely on your device. Your photos are used only to sample color on screen and are never uploaded anywhere.
A NOTE
Color analysis is a style guide based on your coloring, meant to be fun and helpful — not a strict rule. Lighting affects results, so sample in soft, natural light for the best read.
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What's New in Personal Color Analysis +
1.3
July 21, 2026
Compare two drape colors side by side to instantly see which one flatters you — try the one-tap Best vs Avoid preset. Your analyses are now saved to history, so you can revisit and compare your past results any time.
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