Less guessing.
More understanding.

A small library for making more sense of color.

What in-person color analysis costs

Compare the full appointment, the lighting setup and what you take home. Prices vary by location and provider.

Contrast describes the difference between colors, not a ranking of faces or skin tones.

A simple side-by-side comparison gives more useful information than a name on a screen.

Three useful qualities, twelve overlapping starting points. Color season names help describe a palette; they do not set the limits of your wardrobe.

More labels do not automatically give a more reliable personal result. Different consultants use different subdivisions.

Fabric comparisons are the main clue. Veins, jewelry and photos can support a comparison, but do not settle it.

A feature gives you possibilities to compare, not a fixed season.