COMPLETE 12 SEASONS COLOR ANALYSIS / Find your true colors *WELL EXPLAINED

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As amazingly as you explain, I still cannot say what type I am.

I want to preface for those Asian folks out there, that just because your overtone is "yellow," that does not mean you are warm. Undertones can vary a lot

It's nice to know that a lot of us naturally gravitate towards the colours that suits us. No one wants to look ghastly. I remember, when I met one of my teachers in middle school, she talked about the four season theory, and pointed to me as example of a true winter. I wasn't paying attention back then, and was confused because I am born in winter lol, and didn't catch the drift of the conversation. (I was wearing head to toe in navy)

For those of you confused I watched the video 2x and I think I got it 😉 Basically see what you notice first about yourself. Is it your hair and eyes aka value, or is it the hue AKA warm or cool. Depending on what you notice first your season will vary. YOUR PRIMARY/ DOMINANT CHARACTERISTIC + YOUR SECONDARY CHARACTERISTIC = YOUR SEASONAL COLOR For example: 1: I first noticed that my hair was darker than my skin. Aka I have a dark value. So that is my primary/dominant characteristic. 2: I realized that my skin had warm undertones aka my hue. 3: when I looked at the chart it shows that DARK +. WARM = DARK Autumn for my seasonal color I HOPE THIS HELPS ☺️

Timestamps if you need to watch more than once like me: What is seasonal color analysis? 0:00-2:09 Which color season are you? 2:10-2:48 (Chart of 12 seasons characteristics 2:21) What is your dominant characteristic? 2:49-10:31 Hue 3:10 Warm primary characteristic 3:27 Cool primary characteristic 4:39 Value/depth 5:38 Light primary characteristic 5:50 Dark primary characteristic 6:50 Chroma 8:03 Muted primary characteristic 8:24 Bright primary characteristic 9:35 Color analysis wheels/swatches/gradients and more analysis detail 10:32-11:20 @Mikaela carrizo skin undertone video suggestion 11:21 Putting everything together and finding your color season 12:00 Spring 12:10 Summer 12:30 Autumn 12:50 Winter 13:08 Outro 13:33

Wow. I’ve never seen someone explain this so well! I think people struggle finding their season because they like a certain color/ colors and it influences what they think they are. (For instance if you love gold jewelry but you are actually cool toned..) I’ve always been so confused but thanks to this video I’ve figured out I am a soft Autumn. Thanks! 💕

this is so interesting. i identified with dark autumn right away and thats what i ended up with at the end of the video. dark, saturated jewel tones have always suited me best.

I swear I must be SO neutral that I can't make up my mind what is even dominant about my face. At first I thought I must be bright, but then I thought maybe I was desaturated.... I can't even decide if my eyes are blue or green and whether my hair is golden brown or dark ash blonde. I always thought I was cool toned and joked about being pasty white, but I know I'm not literally the color of milk. I can wear bright summery colors (cool pink and orange) but I also like wearing warmer muted tones (pumpkin orange and teal) and soft pastels (although I think beige and white washes me out). Also fashion can be subjective enough that I can't always tell the difference between "looking washed out" and "serving a look"... Anyway it messes with my head sometimes.

This video is amazing, I can tell how much effort you have put into this, thank you so much 💗

Thanks that was so helpful. I took a selfie in natural light too get a better idea of what stood out most. Then I looked at the photo in black and white to check. All this time I thought I was a warm autumn but taking in your tips I now think I’m a bright spring! So happy as I love these colours. 😊

Who else looked at what they were wearing after figuring this out? Lol I just learned I'm a dark winter and here I am wearing a pastel pink cardigan haha and yes I realized I do look gray. 😅

I’ve been researching this for months and this is easily the clearest and best explanation I have EVER heard. Thank you! I’m still confused but now I understand why 😅

This helped so much! I knew I was a summer but didn't know what kind of summer. Now I I know my dominant characteristic is muted! So I'm definitely a soft summer.

I read about everything online but I'm glad I stumbled upon this video because now I understand it more clearly. Well explained!

Perfect video. No notes. You easily broke down something I've been trying to figure out for years. Thank you!

One of the best videos about color analysis and seasonality! Informative, structured and clear. Thank you so much Mikaela ❤

This is the absolute BEST break down of the concept that I've seem and has really helped me really have a better idea of what should look for while purchasing new garments & elevate my style. Thanks a bunch!

I'm definitely a bright spring! Thanks so much for the in depth video!!

This video is soo helpful. My slow brain made me watch this almost 5 times and I am so glad I did. I used to identify as having olive but warmish undertone and today I figured out I am Dark Autumn. This video makes so much sense and now I can embrace myself without much trial and error. Thank you so much for making this video in such a detail. Also those of you who think they have olive undertone , i guess you also have Chroma in tertiary and somewhere around in the middle (medium/neutral) range.