Personal color analysis guide
Types of Personal Color Analysis
Spring, Autumn, Summer or Winter? The seasons system organizes people into color palettes that flatter skin tone, eyes and hair. Understand how it works, get to know the 4 seasons and the 12 sub-seasons, and discover yours with our free test.
How it works
The three variables of personal color analysis
Every palette comes from the combination of three characteristics of your appearance. Together, they define which of the four seasons you fit into.
- Temperature
Warm undertone (golden) or cool (pink/blue). Spring and Autumn are warm; Summer and Winter are cool.
- Contrast
High, medium or low. It's the difference between skin, eyes and hair. Winter has the most striking contrast.
- Depth
A lighter, softer palette or a darker, more intense one. It defines the variation within each temperature.
The 4 seasons of personal color analysis
Each season gathers people with similar characteristics and its own palette. Tap to see the colors that flatter, the ones to avoid and who fits.
Spring
Warm, light and vibrant. Fresh, luminous tones like coral, peach and light turquoise.
See the Spring palette
Autumn
Warm, deep and earthy. Rich tones like terracotta, rust, mustard and caramel.
See the Autumn palette
Summer
Cool, light and soft. Muted, delicate tones like antique rose, lavender and slate blue.
See the Summer palette
Winter
Cool, deep and high-contrast. Pure, intense tones like black, royal blue and shocking pink.
See the Winter paletteThe 12 sub-seasons
For those who sit on the border between two seasons, the sub-seasons bring more precise palettes, fine-tuning temperature, contrast and depth.
Discover your season in under 2 minutes
Our AI analyzer cross-references a selfie with temperature, contrast and depth and indicates your season and sub-season. Free and no sign-up.