Color Analysis - Red Hair, Blue Eyes
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- Опубликовано: 25 июл 2024
- yourcolorstyle.com/blogs/blog... ~ Jen does an online color analysis for one of my VIP Color Analysis customers. She has given me permission to share her case study with you. She has natural copper red hair and blue eyes.
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I have red hair and blue eyes it’s so hard finding good colors for me
@@natalierathbun9378 How light or dark is your complexion
Same. Bright Spring, in my opinion.
Informative the way you do this with the imposed shirt colors throughout the video.
I’ve read that red hair and blue eyes is the rarest hair/eye color combination there is. Mine are light red and green, but I was still very confused, when I started learning about color analysis, because of the combination yellow and ruddy tones in my skin! I wasn’t seeking information for people with strawberry hair…I always thought I was a blonde, because my ginger parent was a True Autumn, darker, brighter red. My recent professional color analysis has paid for itself, by now. I know it’s hard for many people to afford the initial fee, but if at all possible, it’s so worth it. I’m no longer buying lots of clothes I don’t wear, so I don’t always feel like I need to buy clothes. Thank you SO much! This is invaluable.
Are you a dark spring?
What a beautiful lady in the pictures! Btw. Learned a lot from your channel. ❤
Thank you so much!
She's soft and warm
I think the cool colors look better
I started out as a blond kid, then my hair got very auburn/red/brown as I aged. My eyes are grey green and my hair is natural, a warm grey now.
Everytime I see another red head with blue eys, I think maybe this time they'll be cool like me, but alas not yet! lol I do love the BWM colours
we may have one in the group! She just posted and she's looking cool... not sure yet. ;)
Natural redheads can't be cool. It's physically impossible.
@@michelem226 I'm neutral cool = Not fully cool or soft cool medium in YCS
I'm a read head with blue/gray eyes and can't stand to wear bright colors. I tend to stick with neutrals. If I do color, its olive green or a light blue.
I'm a redhead with lots of freckles and green eyes. A recent revelation for me was pastels and "soft" colors drain me. Like this presenter says medium saturation works best. For me I like rich colors not bright.
also a freckled redhead with green eyes! Medium saturation is best on me too;.
I know that our cool/warm is not supposed to change when we go gray, but when I had auburn red hair, I wore warm colors and gold jewelry. Now that I am gray, I wear cool colors and silver jewelry as the warm colors look terrible on me. My skin is cool by definition. For me my hair color made all the difference. So, maybe I am neutral? Not sure how to know.
I have light red hair, bright green and dark olive eyes and a quite close to neutral skin tone. My color analysis said Warm was my tertiary characteristic, after Light and Bright. Bright Spring green and some others in that subtype work, but too much brightness (if not green or coral and a few other colors) washes out my red and makes me look pale. I guess I’m more light than bright, despite high chroma, contrasting eyes, because my skin and hair are both light. I have heard many redheads say the same thing as you and I, about their skin tone. I think that’s why, even though I look best in light and clear or bright Spring colors, I can wear clear Summer colors, as well. I think many darker haired gingers can wear Spring and Winter colors, using in the Bright subtype. If they’re warmer, they can sometimes wear Spring and Autumn colors, because their hair provides the brassiness of Autumn. I have had my roots touched up to match the rest of my hair, or lightened a bit so the gray shows less, but I don’t always do so. When I get completely gray, I will, possibly, have to decide to change my hair or my clothes!
That is basically my hair color but my sister is a RED red head so everyone tells me I've got brown hair in my family. My hair has blond, red, brown, it's all over but it looks like this ladies.
I have coloring almost exactly like this. what color season is this? Would you say this is warm spring? Clear spring?
Hi. Your Color Style is not seasonal color analysis. We don't identify seasons. We offer color palettes that are in harmony with the individual.
Clear spring
Im a natural redhead blue eyes darker skin than the model, the green and blue have always been my colours i knew since a kid i suited it but never suited baby pink or light blue but i can wear alot of colours yellow gold makes me eyes pop emerald greens and colbalt blues navys but i wear red and like it alot but most of the colours are jewel like i do not suit pale tones at all but wear black alot
@@JD-bw5je Baby pinks and light blues are more for suitable for lighter complexions. You describe your coloring as more medium or medium/dark so you would look better in more medium to medium/dark colors that contrast well with your natural coloring. Since you have a lot of color intensity, black could work as well on certain occasions.
Blue eyes, purple and red👩🏻🦰
I wish there were more examples for black women. Absolutely love your videos just dont really see myself in the examples you've done
I can understand that. I can only share case studies that I have photos of and that I have permission. We do have black women as clients, but I don't have any for these public case studies.
@@YourColorStyle Thats understandable.
Rapper Machine Gun Kelly is a natural redhead with blue eyes but bleaches his hair platinum blonde. 🎨🥁🎸
The idea of blue as a universal colour confuses me, as the only way I can wear blue without looking really awful is if it's very dark, very dusty, or very light. None of these are remotely good colours for me either, as I am bright and warm. The closest I can go to blue is cool green.
What color is your hair and eyes and value of skin?
I agree that natural redheads can look good in some unexpected colors, but natural redheads can't be cool, because the cause of the warmth in their hair is also connected to the skin.
Most redheads are cool toned skin and warm colors wash us out. Like this lady look awful in the warm colors. Awful.
@@Lirin I don’t think so
@@Lirin I'm a natural redhead with blue eyes, and warm colors like orange, mustard, red, coral pink, and warm browns are my absolute best colors. A lot of blues and greens look weird on me. I always get the most compliments when I wear bright reds and oranges. I think a lot of redheads have been scared off from wearing colors that look great on them because of old-fashioned advice about how redheads should dress. The only colors that wash me out are pastels, beige, and muted greens.
@@avericrockett862Natural redhead here too, bright "colour of a new penny" hair, medium blue eyes, very pale skin (neutral undertone) and very heavily freckled.
You'd think I'd be warm but nope, I'm definitely cool. All the colours that look good on you look terrible on me! Anything with yellow or orange, mustard, brown, warm reds, olive and khaki, all are truly horrendous! I shine in blues, cool greens, most purples and some magentas. And for some weird reason, burgundy, as long as it blue based.
Honestly, I think many redheads are chameleons that defy conventional colour analysis, we just have to go by trial and error.
No sweetie, redheads can be anything. What makes the skin cool or warm is how blue or yellow based the coloring is. Red is a neutral since it doesn't have either blue or yellow, and when those colors added that red changes to warm or cool. It doesn't matter if Red is a "warm" color at all (fuchsia is too but is considered a cool color here), that's more of color theory and it's a complete different matter, here in color anayliss it's more like in photo editing where the temperature is adjusted with a blue-yellow spectrum.
Funny how having red (pink) in the skin makes someone cool toned, but the same red in the hair makes you warm, that's nonsense!
Look famous pale redheads like Julianne Moore in warm colors like brown or yellow, her skin looks blueish and pale, and thw hair doesn't help to bring those colors together, but when she wear blue her skin glows, and her red hair doesn't look unbalanced or anything. That's the problem on focusing too much on the features instead of just looking what colors do to the skin