Hi Margareta. You can find you local consultant by visiting www.colourmebeautiful.co.uk/consultants 😊

Thank you Mel. Yes! Indeed, your palette of colours can change as you age. We ditched the seasons approximately 11 years ago. A Light Summer is now Light & Cool, a Soft Summer is now Soft & Cool. If you feel that you’re in need of an update, please visit our website. Click on ‘services for women’ and check out the section on the ‘colour review’. www.colourmebeautiful.co.uk/services-for-women

@@colourmebeautiful Thank you. Is there a place where I can exchange my 'Light C& Cool Palette wallet for a 'Soft and Cool' wallet? Thanks

@@melliness123 Please visit colourmebeautiful.co.uk click on 'find a consultant' and enter your postcode. A list of your nearest consultants will appear. Contact one of them directly to book an update, if you feel that your colouring has changed.

She has my natural coloring. I have had hair like her (now I'm graying on my crown) and blue-grey-green eyes and my facial skin coloring is like hers. I used to wear these warm colors when I was younger. These cool summer colors I've been wearing take my energy away. In pictures on my phone, the cool summer colors seem tiring on me. I recently got some tops from my mom's friends' donations. I put on an orange shade and an apple green shade and I saw the glow return to my skin.

She does, her eyes and hair are dark, that makes deep features.

It's not talking about the skin.

She's not THAT warm, don't get beside yourself.

Yes brighter colors do fit very well with warm and clear skins. It gives them contrast.

The characteristic of deep winters are the depth in their eyes, and hair.

Me too, it feels so boring, old and pink. And for some reason everyone insist in making everything floral with those colours. I hate florals.

Everyone knows bright colors look great on dark skinned people. I believe some people envy this, therefore trying to down play it to pacify their insecurities.

Yes because it is about the skin not the hair. There are plenty of Asian "Lights"

So she says think Soft not drab

Haha, I sympathize with you. Although I do agree with a lot of the color wheel, because some of my favorite shades of colors just look terrible on me. I guess just like straight haired women wants curls and vise versa, the same is with colors.

Yup,we are fucked and don't stand out. Life is unfair even with color tones

Adria Buchanan I’m guessing here, but in each one she seems to only try two sets of colors. I believe she has narrowed them down in advance so that the presentation can be more brief. I have always had trouble puzzling my season out so I am binge watching a lot of these and noticed the pattern. This way they have time for color & selling the bags!

its the video...The filter used makes everything kind of gray...it lacks dynamic or saturation

That's a wig.

Deniz Muhtar definitely winter. Sounds like a deep winter perhaps

You are a winter. It's difficult to say which one... Ashy hair and rosy beige skin are typical of a True/Cool Winter - their skin is the most intolerant of any warmth. But it could be dark winter as well. A good way to distinguish between them is to compare which yellow you look best in: A light lemon yellow with zero warmth (True Winter) or goldenrod yellow which is a little warmer (Dark Winter), the second being a bit darker and richer. A second way would be to compare whether you look better in Forest Green (Dark Winter) or a very cool Pine Green (Cool Winter). DW can wear Pine Green as well but they look a little better in Forest Green IMO. DW can wear a few warm colors as well like a darker version of tomato red while a True Winter can only wear a true or blue red. Also, TW can wear rose pink while DW cannot.

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