Personal Colour Analysis
Colour Analysis and your Skin
Skin Envy is excited to be offering Colour Analysis services in Kelowna. This personalized service is designed to elevate your natural beauty and illuminate your complexion. During your consultation, I will utilize coloured drapes representing the 12 colour seasons to identify your undertone and pinpoint your specific season or sub-season. Together, we will explore lipstick shades that complement your unique features, illustrating how the right makeup hues can accentuate your beauty while the wrong ones may detract from it. As part of the experience, you'll receive wallet-sized sample palettes for easy reference when selecting clothing and makeup. Additionally, you'll gain access to a digital download featuring a comprehensive description of your colour season along with side-by-side photos from your analysis, showcasing the transformative effect of discovering your ideal palette.
$250 for a 2 hour session. Includes wallet sized colour palettes, digital colour palette download, and a photo portfolio of your best and worst colours.
How to prepare for your Colour Analysis session.
1. Arrive without Makeup: I ask that you please come to your appointment with a fresh face, free from any makeup. This includes bare lips, skin, and eyes. This will enable me to assess your natural colouring accurately.
2. Avoid fake tanning products: To maintain the integrity of the analysis, I recommend refraining from using fake tanning products for at least one week leading up to your appointment.
3. Remove Coloured Contacts: Prior to your appointment, remove any coloured contact lenses you may be wearing.
4. Bring a hair tie: Please bring along something to tie back your hair during your colour analysis.
5. Wear a white top: If possible, please wear a pure white top to your appointment. However, if you do not have one, don't worry, I can provide you with a white cape to wear during your consultation.
What is Colour Analysis?
Colour analysis, also known as colour consultation or colour profiling, is a process used to determine which colours best compliment an individuals natural skin tone, eye colour, and hair colour. This is done by identifying a person's undertone (warm, cool, or neutral) and seasonal colour palette (Spring, Summer, Autumn, or Winter). As well as their depth and tone. A trained colour analysis helps individuals select clothing colours, makeup, and accessories that enhance their appearance, making them look healthier, more vibrant, and often more youthful. This process involves evaluating how different hues can harmonize with an individual's unique colouring to create a more flattering and cohesive overall look.
What are the 12 seasonal colours palettes?
The 12 seasonal colour palettes typically associated with colour analysis are derived from four main categories: Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter, each further divided into three subcategories. Here's a brief overview of these seasonal colour palettes:
1. Spring
-Light Spring: Soft, warm, and light colours like peach, light coral and light turquoise.
-Warm Spring: Bright, warm and vivid colours like golden yellow, warm oranges, and olive green.
-Clear Spring: Rich, clear, and vibrant colours like bright blues, emerald greens, and true reds.
2. Summer
-Light Summer: Soft, cool, and muted colours like soft rose, lavender, and light jade.
-Cool Summer: Cool, soft and medium-depth colours like slate blue, dusty pink and soft grey.
-Soft Summer: Muted, soft and cool colours like soft teal, mauve and dusty rose.
3. Autumn
-Warm Autumn: Rich, warm, and deep colours like terracotta, mustard, and olive.
-Deep Autumn: Deep, warm, and intense colours like deep burgundy, dark olive, and rust.
-Soft Autumn: Muted, warm, and soft colours like peachy brown, warm khaki, and soft coral.
4. Winter
-Clear Winter: Crisp, cool, and vivid colours like true red, royal blue, and emerald green.
-Cool Winter: Cool, deep, and intense colours like navy blue, fuchsia, and ice turquoise.
-Deep Winter: Rich, deep, and cool colours like deep purple, emerald green, and charcoal black.
