Person #3 - A True Autumn

Undertone test 


Person #3 is very warm. They glow in the warm colors of the upper row, whereas the blue tones of the lower row almost make their skin seem greasy. Especially brown and orange suits this person well, indicating medium to deep colors are the best. They look like an autumn, but to sure, we put them in both autumn and spring colors.

Season test

We put person #3 in 16-season True Autumn vs. True Spring. 

True Autumn

 

True Spring  

 

This person absolutely rocks True Autumn colors, whereas they seem muted and slightly grey in the brighter and lighter spring palette. We could conclude the analysis here, but to be sure, we also take a look at Deep Autumn and Warm Autumn, to see if there is any indication of flow:

Deep Autumn

 

Warm Autumn  

 

Increasing depth and coolness or warmth and lightness does not improve anything. In Deep Winter colors, the skin tone floats and the undertone is not reflected in the background, in Warm Autumn the colors are slightly too saturated and light, and the person appears grey. This person is definitely a True Autumn, warm, muted and medium-deep.

 

Their Worst Colors 

Cool, saturated colors will appear very jarring on this person, especially if the colors also lack depth.  An icy version of Light Summer completely severs the connection between the skin and the background and makes it appear as if the skin is flowing:

Icy Summer (custom)



 Similarly effect is seen in Bright Winter colors:

 

 Bright Winter



This person is best suited by staying deep within the lovely warmth and spiciness of the autumn palette.

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