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Find Your
Color Season
A free color analysis quiz that identifies which of the 16 color seasons works with your coloring — skin, hair, and eyes.
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Example result
Light Summer
Cool · Soft · Light contrast
The basics
What is color analysis?
Color analysis matches your natural coloring — skin, hair, and eyes — to colors that work with you rather than against you. Wear the right ones and your complexion looks clear and even. Wear the wrong ones and you look washed out or tired, no matter what you paid for the shirt.
Undertone
Warm (golden, peachy) or cool (pink, ashy, blue)
Depth
How light or deep your overall coloring is
Chroma
Muted and blended, or clear and saturated
Contrast
How much difference between your hair, skin, and eyes
These four traits together place you in one of 16 color seasons, each with a specific palette.
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How the color analysis quiz works
Take the quiz
Upload a photo for a 5-question shortcut, or answer 10 questions about your skin, hair, and eye coloring.
Find your season
Your answers are scored across warmth, depth, and chroma to place you in one of 16 color seasons.
Know your palette
Get your free result instantly. The optional full report adds makeup, hair, wardrobe guidance, and colors to avoid.
16 seasons across 4 families
Which season family are you?
16 seasons across 4 families
Which family are you?
Spring · Warm · Clear · Light
Golden undertones. Peach, coral, warm green, golden yellow.
Summer · Cool · Muted · Soft
Cool rosy undertones. Powder blue, dusty rose, lavender, soft grey.
Autumn · Warm · Muted · Rich
Earthy, golden undertones. Rust, olive, terracotta, warm brown.
Winter · Cool · Clear · Striking
Cool or neutral undertones, high contrast. Icy white, deep navy, vivid red, pure black.
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Free $0 | Best value Full Report $9.99 one-time | In-person $150–400 | |
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| Time to result | 3 min | 3 min | Days to weeks |
| 16-season system | Varies | ||
| Full color palette | 12 colors | 30+ colors | Physical swatches |
| Why this season | — | ||
| Color axis breakdown | — | — | |
| Makeup, hair & wardrobe | — | Sometimes | |
| Colors to avoid | — | ||
| Border season guide | — | — | |
| Wallet card & phone wallpaper | — | — | |
| AI photo analysis | — | ||
| Revisit anytime | — | ||
| Human analyst | — | — | |
| Start free | Get the report → |
Common questions
A color analysis quiz determines your personal color season by measuring four traits: undertone (warm or cool), depth (light or deep), chroma (muted or bright), and contrast. The result places you into one of 16 seasons — each with a specific palette of colors that work with your natural coloring.
The 16 seasons span four families: Spring (Light, True, Bright, Clear), Summer (Light, True, Soft, Cool), Autumn (Soft, True, Deep, Dark), and Winter (Bright, True, Deep, Dark). Each season has a palette built around a specific combination of undertone, depth, and chroma.
Seasonal color analysis matches your natural coloring to a palette based on the same qualities — warmth, lightness, and saturation. Wearing colors that share your undertone and chroma makes your complexion look clearer; wearing the wrong ones can make skin appear sallow, ruddy, or washed out. A seasonal color analysis quiz like this one approximates the process through scored questions about your vein color, sun reaction, and feature contrast.
Warm color seasons (Spring and Autumn) have golden or yellow undertones. Cool seasons (Summer and Winter) have blue, pink, or ashy undertones. The color analysis seasons further split by depth and chroma — so a Light Spring and a True Autumn are both warm, but one needs soft peachy tones while the other needs rich earthy ones.
It depends on how well you know your own coloring. The color analysis quiz measures the same traits a color analyst would assess — undertone, depth, chroma, and contrast — but you're self-reporting, so there's some room for error. Most people who know their vein color and how their skin reacts to sun get a result that holds up. If you're unsure about your undertone, the photo upload tends to be more reliable since the AI reads your actual skin, hair, and iris colors directly rather than relying on your self-assessment.
No. The photo upload is an optional shortcut — it pre-fills 5 of the 10 quiz questions based on your coloring. If you'd rather not upload a photo, just take the full 10-question quiz instead. The results are the same either way. Photos are analyzed in memory and deleted immediately.
Two things to check. First, look at the border season section in the full report — if your scores sit close to the boundary between two seasons, you'll see which adjacent season came second and what colors it adds. Second, the most common cause of a wrong result is undertone: if you answered warm when you're actually cool or neutral, the whole classification shifts. Contact us if you need assistant on anything.
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