Person #16 - An Olive Deep, Cool Summer

Undertone test

Person #16 has a beautiful, strong, olive tone to their skin. Their skin shines in the deeper end of the cool bottom row. Despite being very even in color, the skin appears quite muted, indicating we are possibly dealing with a summer.

Season test

Cool and deep, we are comparing summer vs. winter. 

 

True Summer


 

True Winter  

True Summer is the best fit as predicted, matching the mutedness and coolness well. It lacks one thing that True Winter has: Depth. This indicates a flow into winter, landing us in the 16-season Cool Summer.


Cool Summer 

 

Their sister season is Cool Winter. Here we notice that though the saturation is too high, the additional depth is quite flattering: 

 

Cool Winter

 

Person #16 is an example of a person that benefits from tweaking the 16-season system a bit, being fully at home in the custom Deep Summer palette (cool, deep and muted):

 

Deep Summer (custom)

 

 

Their worst colors

Warm, bright and mid-tone to light is everything that Cool/Deep Summer is not. Here we have person #16 in Warm Spring, they appear completely disjoint and lifeless:

Warm Spring


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