Summer Color Analysis EXPOSED: Best Lipstick & Blush for Your Palette! 12 Palette Color Analysis
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- Join Sara and Lucinda, our seasoned color analysis experts with over 40 years of experience in the cosmetics industry, as they dive into the world of Summer Color Analysis! In this exciting video, we explore the three unique palettes within the Summer season: Cool Summer, Light Summer, and Soft Summer.
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Discover the key differences between Cool Summer, Light Summer, and Soft Summer palettes.
Learn how to identify your perfect palette and enhance your natural beauty.
Get insider tips on the best lipstick and blush shades for each Summer palette.
See real-life examples and transformations that will inspire your next look!
Whether you're a makeup enthusiast, a fashion lover, or someone new to the world of color analysis, this video is packed with valuable insights and practical advice. Find out how to make the most of your Summer palette and look your best all season long!
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Sara mentioned that she was able to wear some soft summer colors, even though she is an autumn. Interestingly enough, I too am a autumn and just recently had the same experience. I have a deep neutral warm olive undertone and most of the winter colors are way too cool and intense on me. However, this weekend when I was in H&M , I tried this beautiful soft summer pink top and another striped SS blouse , and to my surprise they looked fantastic on me! Normally, I look horrible in med-light summer colors. That's the great part of being soft We have many unexpected options. 😊
Lucinda & Sara, thank you for sharing your knowledge base, & simplifying your delivery for a better understanding. You inspire me & I’m learning so much. Blessings! ❤
Our pleasure!
I love your channel. The mother daughter duo is awesome. You both speak with excellence and you are sharing such valuable insights. Thank you 🙏
I'm a True Summer in the 16-palette system. Cool undertone, but not cold like the Cool Summer. I easily tan a very peachy bronze color in the summertime and gravitate more Soft. I love the video these ladies did on Soft Cool Deep because that's me 100%. I'm Soft, with a tan and darker neutral ash hair. The blue/purple colors of the Cool Summer look
"off" on me. I need the softer rosy pinks.
I kinda fell in love with their voices ✨🫶🏻
Hi I think I finally figured out my “season” with this diagram. My most notable feature is my ultra pale cool toned skin which has not even the merest hint of warmth. My natural hair colour is light/medium neutral blonde as it looks fairly ashy until it is hit with Summer sunlight and shows the slightest hint of strawberry/rosy tones. My eyes are predominantly grey with a little blue and green mixed in. I was thinking I was soft, but I look so much better in both the cool and light shades shown. Anything remotely peachy looks completely awful on me and most lipstick pulls peach due to how makeup is made (to look good on as many people as possible they always add a touch of yellow- that yellow pulls everything orange on me and is ghastly). I need to get a lipstick that looks almost purple in undertone to look pink on me and flattering.
The shades in the soft quarter are too neutral and I am far cooler despite that tiny hint of rose gold in my hair. As I age and the natural white “highlights” (skipped grey straight to white threads) come in I’m even cooler than I was when I was younger. I think cool is probably dominant even though my ultra pale skin is the most common thing for people to comment on. I think I got confused with the multiple mentions of red/gold highlights in hair making people warm. I’m so far from warm it’s funny, but soft had seemed to make sense before I saw the shades. Best wishes x
Can you explain or hypothesize why makeup brands don’t organize their products by color season, especially drugstore brands where we can’t try on before purchase?
Loved this video - I'm a soft summer! Keep the content coming...
Love this channel ❤❤
Great video for my mom especially. Thanks ladies! ❤
I am a cool summer. I've found your videos very helpful. I am light, cool and soft. I find this information helpful when selecting what clothes and make-up to wear. Feeling more confident.
P.s I have light complexion, ash brown hair and blue eyes.
Great video
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
I am still trying to find out, which summer category I am in. 😆😉
I really enjoy your videos and learn a lot. Thanks so much and lovely greetings from Germany ❤
same here! i definitely learn a lot from them as well.. but i’m still so confused at the same time! 😂
I'm mostly soft summer but some of the other nuances look good on me too t
Thank you for making all of this info so clear.
Just love your videos, so clear and well-explained! I'm somewhere between a cool summer and a cool winter, summer shades are mostly too soft for me but winter ones are too intense. The lighter shades from the winter and the darker ones from the summer palette are where I land. I went for a lipstick consultation at the YSL counter and it gave me an eye-opening moment in terms of shades! 😊
I'm in exactly the same boat! It has taken me a while to work it out and to realise that on the muted/bright spectrum I sit somewhere in the middle. The summer pastels look terrible on me but I'm not quite dark enough and don't have enough contrast to be a winter.
@@chelseamoore4194It's really tricky! I look awful in soft pinks. 🤡 I never thought I'd find it, but the YSL Rouge Pur Couture lipstick in shade PM is my holy Grail 😅 Would never have thought it by just looking at the bullet, or doing a swatch. It's good to have a solid reference point in something that really works, and then try lighter, darker or brighter from there, to create some kind of coordinates.
I'm going to send y'all a photo to put in that frame. 😊
I do love this channel ! I've been here e new subscriber ❤
i think i fit somewhere in the summer palette.. i’m med/fair olive. i believe i’m soft. i get confused bc i have medium ash brown hair & my eyes are all over the place 😆; a warm brown 💥 around the pupil fading into a honey golden color, then a grayish green brown w/ a dark outer ring. so would i be light or deep. i get confused with finding what categories i fit into. and in some pictures my contrast is higher & in others i have more of a lower contrast. so maybe i should average it out to medium contrast? 😂😅
You features sound similar to me and I was professionally typed as a Cool Summer 😊 I can wear some cool winter colors from Cool Winter as well
@@Jennifer_Ann it’s so frustrating, i can look at some people & immediately see what palette they’d be grouped into. but everything with me is so difficult 🤣. my oliveness definitely doesn’t help. even though i have learned a lot, i constantly second guess myself. it also doesn’t help that there are many opinions about where olives “belong”. some say always cool. some say it’s an undertone not overtone etc. so i get so lost.
but your natural hair color looks very similar to mine! and my eyes are like 5 different colors, so i never know how to explain them 😂. but that definitely makes sense bc i feel like there are some colors i can wear from the winter palette. thanks for sharing that with me! ☺️
I can’t figure out my season & am hoping to get some advice!
Hair: very ashy silver hair (when curly its like a mid-grey haze, when straight the dark dark brown & white have higher contrast)
Skin: warm/neutral pale peach
Eyes: cool grey/blue (dark outer ring contrast with light center)
Lips: warm muted pink
So I have some higher contrast features, particularly my eyes, which a lot of people remark on. But my skin & hair are lower contrast. I have warmer skin & lips, but cool hair & eyes.
Pre-grey hair I think I was a higher contrast winter…. but now a cool-to-soft winter?
I feel overwhelmed by overly vivid colours, but washed out by pale pastels. And in general warm colours are a no-go, even though with my skin + lips slightly warmer makeup looks best.
hi😃 you are so awesome
Sarah looks warmer girls!
Light summer is also neutral cool season. And a person with mixed features should be abla to be a light summer just as well
No. If you have deep features, you’re not a Light Summer or Light Spring.
You can be any of the other seasons, but not these two. A pale blonde with blue eyes also won’t be a Deep Autumn or a Deep Winter.
It’s not about equity, it’s about echoing your features (skin, eyes, hair). If everything is deep, very light colors won’t work. If everything is super light, very dark colors won’t work.
@@LJ-qf5xn ohhh that’s interesting, i haven’t heard it explained that way. it was suggested to me recently to look into the summer palettes. and i was shocked bc i was looking in the wrong places (also wondering why things didn’t feel quite right 😆). i’m fair/med olive but i have no idea if i lean warm or cool… and it’s confusing bc some people say we’re always cool. but anyways, i wasn’t sure if i fit here bc i have mixed features. i have medium ash brown hair & my eyes are a mix between warm & cool i believe.. they have a warmer med brown burst 💥 around the pupil & they ombré into a honey golden brown & then into a greenish gray brown w/ a dark outer ring. so… needless to say i’ve been i’ve been very lost & confused 🫣🤣
@@emmamartin4045 that’s one area where i get so confused.. would i be considered deep bc i have “brown” eyes & hair. or would i lean light bc my hair is medium ash brown & my eyes are more of a light brown w/ medium & grayish green brown mixed in.
i know i’m not a light summer, but i was recommended to look into the other summer palettes
Forget what I said by the way, I miss spoke a little... Because I don't think you find someone's season based on your features. You know your season based on which colors you fit best in. Thats how I think at least, and I know that there are color analysts who think that way too.
What I meant was that both light summer and soft summer are neutral cool seasons. It sounded like they meant that only soft summer is neutral cool, or that it is warmer than light summer
@@emmamartin4045 I have seen a brunette with brown eyes that have been analyzed as light summer. I've also seen pictures of other light summers who were brunettes, but I don't remember their eye color.
There are color analysts and color analysis systems out there with different opinions. Some say that only blondes with light eyes is light summer, but some others say otherwise
Is cool summer same as true summer? Or is that from another system 🤔
Depends on the system- some of the 12 season systems are really color 16 seasons 😊
I am a true summer in the 16 palette system.
In 16 season color analysis there is both a cool summer and a true summer. In 16 season analysis for cool summer the coolness is dominant. True summer Is as cold as soft and as light.
In some 12 season analysis they have a true summer, (and in som 12 season analysis they call it cool summer I think) . In 12 season analysis, true summer and cool summer mean the same thing. It's the coldest summer season there. Coldness is dominant for that subseason.
It seems that they are talking about the 12 season analysis seasons in this video
@LJ-qf5xn Ah ok that seems right! Thank you for answering! 😊
The pictures you showed are light summers. Most true (cool) summers and soft summers have brown hair, not very dark brunette like a winter, but a medium brown cool walnut, like Emily Blunt when she has her hair the right color, Catroina Balfe, true summers, and soft summers like Emilia Clarke.
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Yes! I love their channel but they need to update their views on color analysis.
Most Summers have dark blonde or ash brown hair. The ashiness is what makes us Summers despite having darker hair. It lacks the intensity needed to be a Winter. Ash is grey, grey is soft and soft is a Summer quality.
Barbara Palvin is another good example of that.
I’m a cool Summer and their work is just not relatable at all since they keep insisting on showing us only blonde Summers.
The pictures are mostly brunettes with bleached hair. I don’t think bleached hair is enough to push them all into the “light” category
@@sammyranyx6710 And all of these women are blondes, even with bleached hair. They should look for brunettes.
@@emmamartin4045 I love their channel too. You're 100% right that it's the ash that makes the summer, not the light, unless we're talking about a Light Summer. They also confused the hell out of me with the Dakota Johnson video. She's a soft summer and when they showed her in soft summer colors, she looked beautiful. All summers don't wear pastels. I love their videos and maybe when they go into the 16 pallette system,they're going to explain it that way. Their way of doing things is just different from what other people are teaching right now, but I want to learn as much as possible and I'm definitely going to give them the benefit of the doubt.Gotta sit back, wait, and see. They're cute and funny.
I'm summer whit warm ash blond hair.
But ash is cool by definition!
@@lookwhatiboughttoday Occasionally a summer has ash whit warm golden blond highlights. I´t reads in Carol Jacksons book color me beautiful and is my original hair color.
Summer brunette??
Different palettes have different characteristics. Many brunettes can fall into summer in the 12 palette system.