Person #6 - A True Autumn

 Undertone

 

This person has both warmth and depth. They glow in rich brown and orange, a strong indicator of an autumn palette. 

Season test 

Since the primary characteristic here is the warmth, we consider True Autumn and True Spring: 

 

True Autumn 

 

True Spring

What is worth noting here is that person #6 benefits from the depth and mutedness of autumn. They are an obvious autumn and most likely do not have a flow. To be sure, we consider them in 16-season Deep Autumn, Warm Autumn and the custom Clear Autumn that often suit warm, deep skin tones.  

 

Deep Autumn

 
 
 
 

 Warm Autumn 

 
 
 

 Clear Autumn


Deep Autumn, being slightly cooler, works against the warmth of person #6's skin. Warm Autumn does not lack warmth, but is too mid-tone and slightly too saturated as well. Clear Autumn is a close contestant to True Autumn, but the increase in saturation seems to blur the definition of the skin and grey the skin tone slightly. This is another great example of a True Autumn.
 
Their worst colors  
 
 We can repeat the palettes of person #3: Icy Summer and Bright Winter. Cool, slightly-to-very clear and lacking the needed depth, these palettes go against the  in person #6's skin:
 
Icy Summer (custom)
 
 

Bright Winter   
 

 


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