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Seasonal color palettes: complete color analysis guide

All 12 color sub-seasons with their clothing palette and the hair colors that flatter most. Based on professional colorimetry applied to hair.

Seasonal color analysis classifies people into four seasons based on the combination of skin tone, eyes and natural hair. Each season has 3 sub-types that refine the classification. Knowing your personal season helps choose the right clothing, makeup and — most importantly — the hair color that flatters you most.

Take the color analysis quiz to find your season

🌸 Spring

Light Spring Light skin with warm undertone, light eyes (blue, green, light hazel).
Hair
Warm Spring Skin with distinctly warm undertone (peach, golden).
Hair
Clear Spring Light to medium skin with warm undertone and high contrast with eyes.
Hair

☀️ Summer

Light Summer Very light skin with pink or cool undertone.
Hair
Cool Summer Light to medium skin with distinctly cool undertone (pink or bluish).
Hair
Soft Summer Medium skin with cool or slightly neutral-cool undertone.
Hair

🍂 Autumn

Soft Autumn Medium skin with warm-neutral undertone.
Hair
Warm Autumn Medium to dark skin with distinctly warm undertone (golden, olive).
Hair
Deep Autumn Medium to dark skin with warm undertone.
Hair

❄️ Winter

Deep Winter Dark skin with cool or neutral-cool undertone.
Hair
Cool Winter Light to medium skin with distinctly cool undertone (intense pink, bluish).
Hair
Clear Winter Light skin with cool undertone and high contrast with dark eyes and hair.
Hair
Discover your season with the color analysis quiz
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Questions about seasonal palettes

The essentials

Seasonal palettes are sets of colors that harmonize with a person's natural physical characteristics (skin, eyes, hair). They are grouped into 4 seasons (spring, summer, autumn, winter) with 3 sub-types each, giving 12 unique palettes.

The most reliable method combines three factors: skin undertone (warm or cool), contrast level between skin and hair, and the intensity of colors that flatter. Take our color analysis quiz to discover yours.

They are based on the same principles, but hair affects facial contrast more directly than clothing. That is why each palette includes specific hair recommendations with professional level and reflect.

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