Hi! I was a white blonde as a child but my natural hair color now is dishwater blonde/light brown that has reddish tones. I dye it off and on. I also have microbladed brows that unfortunately faded to reddish tone. What color palettes would suit me best? Thank you for your help!

Apologies for it not being in order -- I'm almost positive that I'm a brighter season (spring or winter) but would love to know what you guys think 💕 I've been typed before digitally as bright spring, bright winter and dark winter!

I was just analyzed as a soft autumn. And while I love some of the colors. I was used to cool tones more. So I’m interested to hear what your experience has been like. What you’ve discovered you like about being soft Autumn, what works for you, what doesn’t. Any makeup recommendations too I would love!

Thanks fellow soft Autumns!

So, I’ll start by saying I have never been professionally colour analyzed. I have very pale skin, and darker coppery/auburn hair with hazel green eyes.

I know in Color Analysis, warm haired folks typically fall into the Spring or Autumn season. However, I find whenever I wear deep blues, or greens, I get a lot of compliments from people, and it makes my complexion a lot brighter than if I were to wear warmer colours (browns, oranges or reds).

Is it possible to be cool-toned despite having warmer hair?

Most of these analysis make it sound like you are either warm or cool, however, I find that some people have a mixture of both. How do you determine which is the most “dominant?”

I have warm toned skin, it comes across pretty neutral in the winter, but in the summer when I have a tan, it’s very clear that I’m warm. In the summer, my veins show green through my skin, I tan very easily, I get pretty dark, and I rarely ever burn. But my natural hair is a very cool toned, light (between a level 6-7), ashy brown. My hair is natural right now, and it’s essentially void of any reddish tones. My eyes are also warm (light/medium brown).

Since my eyes and skin are both warm, my hunch is that I’d be considered warm, but I have long hair and a lot of it so it’s also very prominent when looking at me. How do you decide what part of you to match your colors to?

Also, people often say your natural color is the one that suits you best. if it turns out that I am an autumn, does that mean a warmer toned hair color would suit me better? Is there any scenario in which your season would determine your natural hair color doesn’t suit you?

My color analysis on a app, I dye my hair red but it's naturally brown which I'll link a few pictures. I was blonde as a kid but it turned brown when I hit puberty. Ive always felt like my undertone is yellow or a mix. I used to dye my hair blonde but stopped as I felt washed out, now I dye my hair red bc it's looks so much better. I'll get matched in an app either soft summer, bright winter or some type of autumn, so it's all over the place lol. Id love some input on this on my type!!!!

hii could someone help me take a look at these vids at these timestamps? i'm a bright spring and i'm not sure if the blue is a little muted or clear? i've been wanting to get my hands on these scarves for ages but now i'm not sure if it's within my season any help would be much appreciated THANK YOUUU so much <3

https://www.tiktok.com/@sallypoo/video/7390550218749512990 at 1.05

https://www.tiktok.com/@masturalol/video/7393053948296449310?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc&web_id=7171007378534467073 at 1.09

I got warm autumn from Carol Brailey color analysis and I got cool winter from color analysis studio. I can't quite understand the main characteristics of each palette. I believe the main characteristic of each one is the undertone - cool / warm. Which means one saw me as totally cool and the other as totally warm? What are the other characteristics that theses two different palettes share??? Why might I get opposite results? Can someone explain how these two palettes relate? Thanks!