Color Experts Share Their Top Tips To Learn The 12 Palette System Using 3 Shades

In this exciting video, our color analysis experts, Sara and Lucinda, are diving deep into the world of color to show you how to transform your look using just three colors across all 12 palettes in the seasonal color analysis system. With a combined 40 years of experience in the cosmetic industry, they bring unparalleled expertise to help you master the art of color.
What You'll Learn:
* How to adapt three different colors to suit each of the 12 color palettes.
* Tips and tricks for making any color work for your unique palette.
* Insider secrets from industry veterans on choosing the right shades for your skin tone.
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[@cafefay]

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[@ColorClassInc]

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[@KaliKali-hv9bt]

Agreed!!! They are adorable!

[@PaulineFelenczak]

I just discovered your channel. My first comment is you should start your video introduction addressing you are mother and daughter. It took me a few videos in to discover that. It wasn't until then that I realized the dynamics between you two. I was confused why an older woman was paired with a younger adult. Anyway, I love your channel! I'm catching up on your previous videos. I had my colors done about 25 years ago. I am a winter and now with the knowledge of your channel, I'm figuring out if I am a deep, cool, or clear winter. Keep up the good work!

[@YamIa3gypsy]

Interesting how you made this guide relative to one winter hue. Awesome!

[@june7rose]

Thrilled to be to the 12 pallette system. I think it's the easiest to understand by far.

[@ST52655]

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[@mimischateau_chic_9]

This was wonderful. I have now sent a DM via both Color Class Messenger, and Instagram. Thank you for being here with your easy-to-follow and understand tutorials ❤

[@tbell1698]

The stepwise approach your channel takes is do instructive and useful. I really feel fortunate to be able to learn tidbits each week so I can absorb the information, process it and start to apply what I’m learning as I elevate my wardrobe, makeup, hair, etc.

[@ozbolder]

This is exactly what I’ve been looking for. Thank you for sharing these with us. I’ve haven’t found anyone else really going into color analysis like this.

[@ColorClassInc]

Glad you like it! This means so much to us!

[@CrystalandClover]

Awesome video ❤ do yellow do yellow do yellow!!! I find that color trips people up A LOT

[@pinkroses135]

The red wheel really showcases how important the graying is for summer

[@AlexLouiseWest]

I agree. I hadn’t really grasped that until now.

[@spaghettisawce5973]

Shades matter for sure. I had a blue shirt that looked really good on me so I assumed I looked good in any blue; then I would wonder why that blue shirt looked so good but this one not so great.

[@thehardercandy]

Love the breakdown of the color wheel and each season, very helpful! Always learn something new! 🩵💜🩷

[@Transformedjulie]

Such good content! Thank you!🎉

[@mh325]

I don’t have Facebook and can’t access the study guides. Is there any other way to access them?

[@NinaFauzi-kt3ye]

As a hijabi, Im often confused on how to use these information to help us make better decision when picking seasons and/or outfits, considering our hair isnt seen and we can choose to wear different colours of hijab! Would love to know!

[@susantidwell1]

Love your content. Learning so much about color. Can't wait to hear more.

[@ColorClassInc]

More to come! Thank you

[@cindytheriault4105]

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[@lorrainelaforest8403]

It's help me very much ! Thank you 👍

[@coffee100ful]

thank you, ladies

[@karinross6244]

I have questions: 1) When we get to the 16 pallet will there be something which would be equivalent to a bright summer? 2) I think that I have figured out that I am Light, Cool, and both Soft/Clear, but not that I look best in the colors in the overlap but that I look/feel best in the colours at the edges of both light and clear. When you showed the Winter wheel of blues I immediately felt happy because most of those are my best blues, but at no time in my life could anyone confuse me as a Winter. So, the question is: What am I to make of this?

[@AlexLouiseWest]

Great video. Thank you.

[@Myrrkat]

I was watching a different channel that was doing something similar, but they considered blue that goes towards red to be warmer and blue that goes towards yellow to be cooler and that just confused me. At least in the lens of colour Seasons, yellow is the defining colour of warmth so why would adding yellow to blue make it cooler? They way you've done the blues makes a lot more sense to me.

[@yensid4294]

Idk for sure, but in terms of value (dark/light) Red is deeper than Yellow, so perhaps it is seen as the stronger, warmer color. I would not personally mix a purple by using a warm red since anytime you combine a warm & cool color you get a "muddy" result. I would use a cool red & a cool blue to get a nice purple that didn't read brown. Red & blue are closer in value than yellow is to blue so the admixture ratios would be different. A smidge of blue can really change yellow. Again making yellow the "weaker" color. Or they could have simply misspoke :)

[@ST52655]

I think I know which color system you’re referring to. It’s backwards.

[@dianamaurer613]

I’m a winter in the 4, clear in the 6 not sure if I’m a cool winter or a clear winter in the 12?

[@bellahnemetona5924]

I never wear yellow either😂 Can't stand it on me

[@yensid4294]

When I first got the OG CMB book by Carole Jackson (back in the late 70s/early 80s?) it had only the 4 seasons. I knew from experience that browns, blue-greens, greens & peachy-pinks worked for me but couldn't decide between Spring or Autumn from the printed swatches or photo examples since I was not a tow head blonde with blue or green eyes nor was I a redhead or deep brunette. Anyway at some point in the early 80s me & my mom & grandma went to get color analyzed at a one time Adult Ed class with about 15 or so people. I was typed Autumn. But it never felt quite right since the book said absolutely no black, no navy, no purple & no pink. My mom had always told me coral pinks were a great color on me, I loved purple & I often got compliments when wearing navy. Some of the Autumn shades made me feel dull. Fast forward to the late 90s & I decided to go to an actual professional color consultant (it wasn't CMB, it was Beauty For All Seasons) where I was typed "True Chestnut Spring." LOL. The 40 colors were more personalized to me with swatches for my eye, hair & skin color included. Oddly enough, my swatches included shades from both CMB's warm spring & warm autumn palettes from the later books with expanded palettes. I was surprised by how many warm pinks were included plus deeper shades like aubergine & russet with only 1 true red. ( I always had trouble with red) The greens & blues leaned more Spring but did include a pretty deep shade of teal as well as navy. My metallics included both silver & bronze-gold. Not a lot of olive/earthy greens, orange, rust, terracotta or even peach which surprised me since I relied on those shades a lot in my wardrobe. Also no mustard, my 2 yellows were very soft like butter or very true. I always had trouble with yellows too & didn't wear it much. I don't adhere to my swatches religiously or try to match them perfectly. They are a tool for comparison & sometimes you have to compromise with Raisin or Loden when you cannot find Aubergine or warm Olive as a neutral. Soft white when ivory or creme isn't available, etc. But I do find that the shades selected for me really do harmonize with my overall coloring & are most flattering to me. If you can & are interested in a professional color analysis, it is a fun & enlightening experience. I enjoyed it & still use my swatches for reference.

[@tbell1698]

Ditto! So well said. 😉

[@laurarivera1992]

I have light to medium olive tone and I am warm skin toned. What Color’s can I wear?

[@Jennifer_Ann]

I would try spring and autumn to start as they are warm. Autumn is a good place to start- soft, deep, warm

[@trishknight6983]

Where are the study guides you mentioned? I searched on your Facebook page, but didn't see them. Please help. Thanks!

[@trishknight6983]

Okay, I got it now. You're referring to the color charts located in the photos section.

[@joellynshort3949]

I’m a little confused - in other videos you’ve talked about Spring being the clear, original color; but here you’re starting with Winter?

[@Myrrkat]

I think its the colours they decided to go with. Saturated true blue and pink are considered winter colours. If they had done yellow and orange they would have been Spring. With the red, they specifically started with a clear winter red.

[@yensid4294]

I think an easy way to understand it is to start with Winter at the top as the strongest color (depth & intensity) but as you go clockwise from Winter the colors get softer or more muted. I think it's also easier to understand warm soft as having brown added vs cool soft having grey added.

[@tammygarrett9261]

That's another thing I don't understand. Why does each season change everything? Why can't everything stay the same? I love the color red but NEVER wear it because of my red face. I would love to.

[@under_N_over_it]

do you offer any virtual services? i tried to send an email a week or 2 ago. but i could only imagine how flooded your email is! these videos have definitely been helping, but i’m still so lost! and i know my fair olive skin doesn’t help 😂

[@notblondeswede]

You look like a muted season to me, while being tan. Somewhere between true summer-true autumn is most probable.

[@under_N_over_it]

@@notblondeswede aw thank you for responding! most of the apps put me in some type of autumn. and the other day someone recommended i look into soft summer. and i can definitely see why i’d be somewhere between those 2 seasons. i think i’m more soft/muted as well, one of the only things i have down lol. light vs. deep, no idea. i can’t figure out my contrast level.. in some of my pictures my eyes/hair pop and in others i’m definitely a lower/med contrast. i have medium ashy brown hair & my eyes have so many different colors;. i have a warmer medium burst 💥 in the center of my eyes that goes into a honey brown to a grayish green brown w/ a dark ring around the outer.. i’m so lost lol

[@ST52655]

It looks like I’m not wearing the right red.