This will COMPLETELY change the way you wear color (like, actually)

[@Christinamychas]

Hello friends! This is a re-upload of my original video that you all loved! Please enjoy and I would so appreciate a like and a share with your friends so the KZbin algorithm gods don’t bury the video! You’re the best! ❤xoxo HOW TO GET A COLOR WHEEL: The Color Wheel sticker comes with your order when you buy from Tibi. Tibi will be launching an actual wheel for purchase soon - so stay turned to Tibi or Amy’s social - linked in the description! 🌈

[@teresacarle294]

🤓Hmm. This presentation on color is fascinating. It's a subject that doesn't come easily to me, but I have strong notions of what works & what doesn't for me. More of a matchy, matchy individual, but I am working on becoming more tonal monochromatic. Maybe I need another pass or two at your video in order to fully comprehend your points, but I did replay the sections that confused me. I also took copious ✍️notes. ▪︎Are all the Rings unique to you? 😡Hate all the colors in Ring 3. Love dark brown as one of my neutral, but I overwhelmingly prefer it w/a cool, crisp, clear undertone tone. Find Tibi mixing actual color w/a drop or so of brown as so vastly unappealing😬. Makes color look muddied, muddled, & dirty😖. In fact, it also gives off a distinctly warm undertone. 😔All things I tend to avoid w/a passion. Love my dark neutrals, but I also adore a smattering of lights & brights too. My problem is not knowing how to wear these pieces in a cohesive & appealing way. That's mainly bcos overall I prefer a more continuous column of vertical color ↕️, but I also have no desire to buy MORE color at this junction. 👚🩳👛🥿Choppy color is my least favorite fashion option😂. I just want to make sense of what I already own, but haven't worn to date. 🤔Your examples of TWO got me a bit perplexed😳. What's bad? Two colors (gray+orange) or the fact there were two colored pieces in each of those specific colors? 😊Like many others, I liked the orange jumper & heels w/the 2 pc gray suit. 😮The other "Two" example, I read as Three (aka a Ton). Dark blue topper, light blue top, gray w/blue plaid trousers, and yellow clutch bag+shoes. Is that only considered yellow & blue? I didn't hate the look. Yellow aside, it simply struck me a monochromatic tonal blue look. 🧐 Now, if I wear my slightly slouchy silvery gray sweater vest & silvery gray slip-on sneakers w/my short fuschia pencil skirt is that considered One or Two Colors? How about if I add a medium gray zippered hoodie & gray leather tote to finish the look off? Could also wear a silvery gray & white Buffalo Check button up UNDER the gray sweater w/the hem popping out. Thx for your feedback. 💚Bridget from Cali☘️ (using my pal's YT acct)

[@melandyosgoodthings3142]

I am dying to get the color wheel sticker❤

[@kathynewkirk683]

Just take a picture of it and keep it in your photos

[@melandyosgoodthings3142]

I snapped picture of the color wheel on the Tibi website ❤

[@Thetinyfit]

I’be definitely been an all black girl for ages (or black and jean). A couple weeks ago I bought TWO beige shirts and felt like I changed my outlook on life 😂. I am terrified of white, so I figured I’d try out beige. Who knows what’s gonna happen from here. Might wear with some… NAVY this weekend. Watch out world 👀😂

[@Christinamychas]

Yessssss living life on the edge 😂 love it! Enjoy!!!!

[@HumanimalChannel]

Whites are wasier than colours! Colours can be hard ti maintain. With whites you can wash in oxyaction prodicts etc and theyre white bright fresh... black fades, and you can dye it black again but that's not ideal.

[@zvezdoblyat]

I usually go for an off white. Stark white is just awful for anything but bedsheets and dining cloths

[@greatwavefan397]

OMG I'M THE SAME WAY Sometimes a black tee with dark jeans looks boring. I love hpw refreshing pairing a beige tee with dark jeans can be.

[@blomsterkulla]

I think you look like a Winter, a cooler toned raspberry red might look even better on you!

[@katarinalere]

Came here to say the same thing because as soon as the video started you notice the sweater set before Christina, I would guess Dark Winter, but you never know with lighting and makeup.

[@KatMolitor]

Agree, she is lovely as is the color but I think it’s way too warm. A cooler red would be sooo much more flattering!

[@alegnalavieenrose8120]

I came to write the same thing.

[@tessaspanjersberg8057]

Yes i think a dark winter as well. Deep cool colours😊

[@drnono3386]

I agree. The orange 'tomato' red cardigan is a bit overwhelming (at least on my screen)

[@christinewittmann1806]

As a professional jewelry designer and instructor, I did not realize that color combinations come naturally and effortlessly to very few people. Presentations like this one fascinate me as a designer and are a tremendous tool for me as an instructor as I am not adept at communicating these concepts, as you are. I truly appreciate the time and resources you have obviously dedicated to this research, planning, filming and editing. May your generosity reward you. Sharing this as soon as I finish typing. Thank you.

[@bumblebee_ms]

I did the opposite, I tried going neutral like all influencers and realised I really don't like beige on me. So, I went back to colour and I'm really happy again. Nice tips Christina xx

[@drnono3386]

❤

[@annepoitrineau5650]

Thank you. very interesting. I tend to go for variations of a shade put together: teal/turquoise/jade or ochre/cinnamon/burgundy or emerald/bottle/forest etc. This is me, but I really enjoy looking at people wearing contrasts. There is colour, and there is what you feel good in.

[@Jessica_Jones]

Having recently discovered that I have a cool and delicate, pale olive undertone, I have _finally_ found that all of the -ish colors are my jam! Bold colors are unfortunately not for me, and black has been demoted to an accent color, but it's actually made my life so much easier. I used to think I would be severely limited but it's been incredible to see how dynamic my wardrobe can be! Navy and dark green have replaced black, and taupe/mushroom, blush, burgundy and soft teal bring in a surprising amount of color while still being subtle 😊

[@micaelakirwin8785]

It sounds like we have the exact same skin tone and I have also recently discovered that the -ish colours work best for me! It was such a long journey of trying to fit myself into a colour season, but I learned to just look for colours I call "muddy" (vs. clear) to complement the olive tone. It is nearly impossible to find tips/info for my skin tone, so reading made me feel seen!

[@Jessica_Jones]

@@micaelakirwin8785 yes exactly! all colors muddy, lol! Aww I completely know what you mean; we really seem to be quite a rare bunch 😉🦄

[@donnadonnellan3622]

I have tried to to work with the color wheel for at least six years, but always failed. Now I understand why thank you so much for the way you explained it and how to use it with the rings and the levels and how to combine them. you explained it brilliantly and I can’t wait to try it

[@Mxtraveler]

I have recently stumbled onto your channel. I don’t know what your career was before KZbin but you are a very well-spoken instructor. This was very well put together- the right amount of humor, good illustrations and examples, and easy dialog to explain yourself. I really enjoy your videos. I’m 70 but enjoy dressing quirky and interesting. I love makeup and style. I look forward to your videos!

[@franceshanna3724]

So easy to follow, thank you for this. It's the best video about styling I've ever watched. I have a natural tendency to combine ring 2 and 3 colours ; none/one colour scheme and icky/patterns accessories but never knew why. Now that I know that it's a guideline I can be more intentional and experimental.

[@alegnalavieenrose8120]

I only exist in the outer wheel after spending about 25 years in only black. I now wear only what I love and found my style. Never got so many compliments from random strangers since I live outside my “i don’t want to stand out” black comfortzone. I have a very natural gift for combining colors and prints and I’m living my best life now. Only thing I regret is not doing it sooner. I only dared to be me when I needed a wheelchair and people always stared at me, so I could not hide anymore. People stare anyway so better make it fun, right? I’ll never be basic or “safe” fashion wise again.

[@mindi5122]

This is my second time through the video and I learn something new each time! Thank you!

[@AnaRodriguez-wn8qq]

I’m glad I watched again! One thing that stood out more is the explanation of why brights in just cotton or simple styles sometimes don’t work. When I got my colors done and learned I was a winter I bought lots of t shirts in my colors from the thrift store so I could try the palette out but I do end up feeling kind of flat even when I’m wearing colors that look nice on me. Gonna keep an eye out on more structural or textured pieces in my colors to replace the tsbirts now that I know I like actually do like my bright colorful winter palette 🎨 . And now I know some other options for color mixing other than navy/jean/black

[@mejulialee]

Such a great overview of Tibi's colour wheel (which I also have on the back of my phone)! I went through the exact same phase of eliminating colour when I was trying to find my style, listening to the advice that neutrals are easy to pair together and having a specific colour palette in your closet makes it easier to get dressed. May be true, but it literally sucked the fun and creativity out of getting dressed, and I never felt like myself. Glad you're incorporating colour again, you look fantastic in red! ❤

[@slvrlady]

Great information, very dense. Best description of how to use the color wheel rings I've ever seen. Thanks so much!

[@elizabethrice3044]

Love that the re-upload gave me a reason to revisit this info. So worth watching more than once!!!

[@jjjjk1241]

I was so happy to have my color analysis done a few days ago! Now I know exactly which colors look best on me and how to incorporate them into my wardrobe and makeup. I’m going through my closet now and getting rid of the items with colors that don’t work. And I went on my first shopping trip and bought some purple jeans! I’m so excited! Which season were you again, Christina? Am I remembering correctly that you are an autumn? I’m glad you’re having fun with color!

[@nellykleppe2629]

I think dark Winter

[@jjjjk1241]

@@nellykleppe2629 well, I think she had an official color analysis done; I just don’t remember what she found out. Let us know! Just curious. If I’m remembering correctly, it seems like Christina said she thinks seasonal color analysis is stupid, or maybe she’s a person who has decided she’s gonna wear whatever colors she wants no matter what her so-called season is. Not meaning to speak for you here, Christina, so please correct me! I am just very intrigued by any kind of of color analysis/color theory and I’m just trying to learn all I can from different perspectives. :-)

[@nellykleppe2629]

@@jjjjk1241 she had one done by her friend who does another system and she was deep cool clear which would probably most closely translate to dark winter. It seems she has mixed feelings as you’re saying

[@jjjjk1241]

@@nellykleppe2629 OK, thank you so much! I was just curious, and it is so hard to go back and search videos for one specific piece of information. OK, that helps me to see what she was doing with the bright blue and the bright orange red. Very cool!

[@americafirst9144]

You can make "not your best colors work by adding a white shirt next to your face or a scarf.

[@gailkoeslag9885]

I had my colors done back in the day which helped me choose clothes. Although I have been using monotone dressing at times after watching KZbin videos in fashion.

[@natty4839]

My favorite was the Two combinations 😅❤ loved this video anyway

[@skygaz3r]

Yes I actually paused the video to admire that, such great combinations! Light grey with pops of colour are so underrated imho.

[@natty4839]

@@skygaz3rtotally agree!, orange is my favorite color and I think it looks amazing paired with gray, I also love red with brown, gray and blue, and different cream colors with a pop of color. I find they give my peace and energy at the same time.

[@P0SHED]

This video is sooo goood. I watched it 3 times already. It’s so amazing when you wear colours!!

[@hannahrobertson1397]

Very informative video! I'm rediscovering your channel and really enjoying the type of content you're focusing on now!❤

[@Christinamychas]

Yay so glad!

[@sarahroseinteriorsco]

So fun. I have been putting the idea of brights with off-colors (4s & 3s) on my own, but it was great to hear someone make true sense of it

[@rachelhobbs6189]

This is a great class! I learned so much about composition. I am a fan of traditional color wheels and color theory, and I don’t love the Tibby color wheel. Emilio Pucci designed some of the most iconic color patterns of the 60s and 80s, a lot of very high end Palm Springs geometric patterns would combine a lot of ring 4 colors and black. So to me, the Tibby wheel needs to be re-thought through and instead of saying no, it’s really about proportions and balance. Like black can work as an accent to really bright hues in small proportions, and don’t just wear a black handbag, wear some black sunglasses or heels and you’ll be fine. The other thing I don’t like about the Tibby color wheel is that the colors aren’t arranged in a way that lets you exploit color theory to generate the color palettes you need to compose. Like the square color palette, the split-compliment palette, the compliment palette, etc. So for me, the traditional color wheel will not be replaced. But I loved the tips on composition of textures and colors together. Great work!

[@LioudmilaBadalova-x1n]

Thank you for Tibi, Christina! You are the best.

[@chrissyuy]

This was VERY helpful. Thank you 🙏

[@lauriejohnson-daley3753]

Such an informative video! You’ve explained the wheel so well and how to use/interpret it. I cannot stand wearing high contrast combinations and I’m never drawn to it in any iteration whether it’s in fashion, home decor, etc. This wheel really resonates with me, understanding what I’m drawn to with regard to the rings and how they can work interchangeably.

[@mariaperez-i9n]

Loved watching this video, twice.

[@Christinamychas]

Yayyyyy thank you 🥰🫶🥹🥹

[@adz5bneweng589]

Love, love, LOVE this video! I think I'll reorganize my closet by ring color to make combinations easier. Thank you and Tibi!

[@kristencostello2416]

Awesome video! I met Amy last week and asked her how to use the color wheel and she directed me to your video and it makes so much sense. I appreciate the breakdown and look forward to seeing more of your content.

[@Christinamychas]

Omg that’s amazing! 🥹🥹🥹❤️❤️

[@Mxtraveler]

You look great in red! It’s all about your makeup for most colors.

[@sarahlouise3691]

This is a great video, loved it more the second time around. This certainly helps my style conundrum!!!🥳

[@lorrainebonilla8052]

Love how simple you explained this i have seen other videos and never really understood the color wheel theory. Thank you loved this ❤

[@rosabald5]

You look radiant! Wow..That colour is amazing on you. So beautiful.

[@mash12372]

😍 I would love a whole video on pigs and bigs! Those concepts felt like they were almost separate to the color question.

[@Christinamychas]

Coming up!

[@kathysteele3071]

YES

[@oOMiikadoMiiOo]

That was such a insight. It made me really wanting to try more color.

[@michellef3123]

Amazing video. This made styling make a lot more sense to me and I will for sure be using this as a styling tool in the future!!

[@Bellabeebuzz]

I think this put to words why some of the maximal / bright / pouder colors ove been trying, when comebineds arent overwhelming anymore. Somwthing about shopping in your color palette means all your closed, even yhr birght pink and bright blue, still work because of undertones / vibrance. Idk this video os/was really great!

[@ingaulena]

The Tibi wheel is a great toy/tool to have, looking forward. Thank you for sharing great and practical examples

[@livin_thedream19782]

This was a really good video and thanks for helping to break down the concepts. I have a bunch of ring 4 pieces but somehow never quite worked as I realized I was either pairing them with black or they had no interesting element which is why I never wore the outfits and stuck with clothes in ring 1 and 2. Now I'm excited to try new colour combos that I never thought of before with things I already have this season!

[@Agz7zb]

Hi Christina, thank you so much for this video. It was really helpfull for me to pinpoint what felt off when i was sytling my outfit. I just went through a change in my personal style and it was difficult for me to expand my colour pallet from a ring 2 to a ring 4. On one hand a i had nice, bright colours that could me easy combined with my more neutral outfits, to just add 1 pop of coulor, but mixing and matching my full ring 4 colours was too much for my personal styling. Thanks to this video i realize that i personly a type one person. Neutral outfits with one pop of colour, and that's ok.

[@DianaD-dv9tp]

This video was very inspirational! Thank you! I saw a beautiful yellow blouse the other day and talked myself out of buying it, as I thought I had nothing to pair it with. Well… now I see I do! 😁

[@lievejansen3755]

Thank you for this! ❤

[@barbiec4312]

Ok, awesome. I get it. Thank you! ❤

[@jennifervignone4052]

This was really informative and helpful in seeing interesting ways to open up my own clothing color palette. Thank you.

[@thekosylife]

Awesome video, thank you for sharing, I am also just starting to add color to my wardrobe, but I had not thought about how textures can make such a huge difference too! Looking forward to creating some new outfits with this knowledge now 😊

[@hafdisbjarnadottir2943]

Same, the texture-idea is a game changer :)

[@gwenj5419]

I'm kinda the opposite I don't even consider beige, gray, black and white to be colors at all. They are just the background for the color.😅

[@kristinagrom2270]

Really interesting video with a lot of useful information, it is absolutely worth watching it twice ❤ thank you

[@randischwartz7505]

Terrific video Christina! Thanks!

[@kerryf9399]

I look at the color wheel and the overall feel of it to me is very greyed down and predominantly cool toned, with the warm pastel tones not well represented, I would not be attracted to use this system. But i was trained old school with the seasonal color swatches that work so well and so simply. Having said that you look lovely in many of the combos you chose so it obviously works for you :)

[@kathynewkirk683]

You look so much better in color and more fitted cothes

[@belmahadzimusic9466]

Wow, I am learning so much from you! Thank you 🥹

[@silliepixie]

I love wearing color and this video made me realize that I mostly wear colors from Ring 2. Interesting to think about these concepts.

[@debrakintzing8914]

You look fantastic in red!

[@nicolespence3701]

Love love love these videos! Would love to see more on bigs and pigs

[@charleneplushonda]

So excited for spring and have been doing a closet declutter/edit! I'm so excited to wear color this season!

[@Christinamychas]

Meeee toooo!

[@461645]

I didnt understand HOW the wheel help me choose/find a good color combination.. so basically I can mix anything with anything ... ?🤷🏻

[@JayJay-wg5ex]

I think thats why jeans go with so many colours as they are a three with four. I like the none- the threes and twos together.

[@joycegreer9391]

Very interesting. I have always been color and prints, minimal black and white.

[@valeriebouchard7365]

That was awesome Christina ❤

[@hafdisbjarnadottir2943]

Very interesting video, I'm inspired to experiment with these ideas. One thing I'm personally not that much into is using primary colors (painting, not print colours) together with each other...it's very hard to make them work in a way that won't make you look like a cartoon character...but that's just something I wouldn't be comfortable with in my style, other people could totally rock that look. (Thinking of it, I don't feel comfortable wearing primary colors myself, except for yellow paired with some neutrals, so that might have something to do with it). To me, not all brights work as well, some remind me too much of fast food-restaurant color palettes, while others (like bright pinks and greens) can look very chic. My instincts tell me to mix more sort-of colors with the brights, but - don't take me too seriously, this must be very different for different people. And I'm definitely not understanding the latest trends in color, I tend to be very late to the party with new trends.

[@unlsweetie]

You had me at the Pleasantville preview

[@danielled5883]

My favorite video you have ever made. I love them all, but this one is my absolute favorite! Love!

[@defitfanaat]

I was literally looking at your wardrobe on Indyx and saw a lot of color, then this video popped up😁👏

[@Christinamychas]

Hahah having fun!

[@thealteration402]

yay! appreciate this + a huge tibi fan too!

[@demarisb4680]

I’d love to know where I can get the Tibi color wheel sticker that you have on your phone. It would be helpful to always have this on hand when I’m getting dressed or making a new purchase. Thank you!

[@Christinamychas]

They send a sticker when you order off Tibi - but I believe she’s coming out with one for purchase soon!

[@vanessahinds1491]

You could do a weekly colour theory video and I would remain riveted! Thank you :)

[@msToshKaz]

I was doing this intuitively. 🎉 yay this is why I am a stylist. It’s natural to me

[@susischaeferart8474]

Brilliant!

[@NBJackson-y8s]

Black kills almost any color, that hasn’t got a bit of grey in it ! Thx for your work… „none one tone, not two“ was new to me..make absolute sense.

[@alinamiller5152]

This is definitely just personal preference. I really don't see some of these combos as being nice, but that's just me.

[@carriehart1497]

Loved this, but also loved it a few months ago when you released the exact same video..

[@magdalinafernandez7621]

Loved this video! Where I struggle is putting it into action and then wondering if I’m doing it right or wrong. Would be cool to make part two of this video using your subscribers outfits using the color wheel and giving us some feedback on if we are way off or on point and how to improve based on the Tibi Color Wheel. Great video nonetheless!

[@Christinamychas]

Omg SO much fun!!!! Def going to do this! Stay tuned to my IG stories I’ll be asking for submissions this week

[@magdalinafernandez7621]

Super excited! ❤

[@katherinepagewanders]

This video actually changed how I think about color completely, so helpful! Is that color wheel printable?

[@CryptoProphet]

I love that red - blue combo. It feels a bit edgy to me, kind of industrial.

[@FFF-xz6wn]

Can your program help me don't wear black all the time? I only can switch it to pink, but usually doesn't wear it. Colour is individual retranslation of light, I don't think that theory works

[@sineadkellyartist]

What a handy size colour wheel - could you please share where you purchased? (i cannot locate on Tibi site) great video - colour temperature and saturation are so important and over overlooked in many areas 👌

[@TheSwimmom1]

Wow! You look fantastic in red.

[@Chitterboye]

I would love to buy this color wheel!

[@yvonneroche3897]

Absolutely brilliant. Great Video. The best one ever on Colour

[@meganwainwright8993]

This theory makes no sense to me. I've never had an issue mixing colours based on their intensity, it's always been the base tones that cause things to look off. This doesn't seem to take the actual colour into account at all.

[@ss-cp2uy]

yea hue matters more here that saturation or value. some of her combinations were clashing because of the hues not meshing.

[@janetjaken1389]

So true...I kept buying bright colors but it was jarring. I just couldn't do it. Now I started doing navy, blues.

[@evalindell2757]

Just as brilliant as last time 😘

[@Christinamychas]

❤️❤️🥹🥹

[@FromAngelsAngle]

How do you travel around the rings left to right? Or, does it not matter?

[@k213389]

this reminds me of how Trinny Woodall always says never to wear black with color because it immediately sucks the life out of the color. I break this rule out of necessity (most of my outerwear is black) but it's totally true.

[@lbklbklbk]

I came to say this exactly! I learned so much from watching her closet confessions series. I’ve never really liked myself in black but now if I wear black I wear it with camels, gray, beige or white. I mostly wear color with color! And it brings me so much joy (like Trinny says). I also got my colors done and have completely different “neutrals” so if I buy a coat that is hyacinth for example it actually goes with a lot of my wardrobe !

[@patchanok1186]

love this video! super useful💗💗

[@JuliaKirsty]

I'm missing the medium chroma and the rich colors in this one. You basically got bright chroma here, low chroma and then neutrals. To me that isn't a cohesive or holistic way to look at possible and great color combinations. It also depends a lot on one's coloring which combos work and which don't. Someone might look odd in black + brights while someone else will shine in them and look odd in black/neutrals + soft colors. I don't find this concept very pleasing, I'm in no way trying to bash the creator of it, because I think they did put a lot of thought into it, but I personally just don't vibe with it. I think I might also already walk beyond the possibilities you get offered by using this color wheel. It might be really great for people who are new to wearing color or feel like they are bored with the way they wear it and don't really know how to switch things up. But for me personally, it feels rather restrictive. I am pretty sure some people will be very excited to try out styling their clothes using this wheel and might feel attacked now. Don't. It's amazing if this is something that works for you. Anything that works for someone is amazing. It really doesn't matter if something that works perfectly for you doesn't work for someone else. That's the beauty of all the differences and different perspectives of individual people. And just because I prefer to combine colors differently than this wheel suggests, doesn't mean your way of doing it, is worse or wrong.

[@wlammy4ever]

A reupload is perfect bc I was a bit confused the first time, so I can watch it again!

[@Christinamychas]

Yay!

[@blablabladuda]

JUMPSCARE!! COLOR!!

[@Christinamychas]

HAHAHAH right

[@LaurieRiley-n3y]

Where would denim blue jeans fall on the Tibi colour wheel? Would they be considered a neutral (ring 2), or ring 3 or 4 depending on how true blue they are? This was super informative, thanks!

[@Christinamychas]

Ahhh good question! I’d personally look at them as a neutral (ring 2) or a ring 3 “no color color”- if they were really bright or white then you might use them as a “one” in your outfit combo

[@alejandrorodriguez4189]

Love your content to begin the weekend ✨😊

[@Christinamychas]

Yayyyy happy Friday!

[@rebeccasinclair7672]

Amazing!

[@zvezdoblyat]

I'm amazed that we have so many colours in common in our wardrobes. Even despite being complete opposites in terms of skin colour and tone. But why do you have 2 items in that eye sore blue? I bought pants in that exact colour and immediately regretted it, it's still sitting around somewhere in my closet lol

[@mariajosezambrano1133]

Are the colors in the wheel in any specific order? This is not a regular RYB color wheel so I don’t understand if the opposite colors are complimentary?

[@Mmmm-lx7eb]

Great, insightful video! I love the blue pants on you. I know you have your own style yet your pants seem too long and baggy for your body. But, of course, just my opinion.

[@laurathompson2705]

love your videos! so so helpful! Is there a way to buy the color wheel? Like you have on your phone? Thanks so much!

[@cecibee3495]

Combining colors in my wardrobe is so easy I can do it with my eyes closed…because all my clothes are in my color palette (winter). Easy peazy 😎😅

[@Yrie27]

I wonder if Tibi do colour wheels for different colour seasons because this wont work for a lot of people. It's also missing some guidance on which colours go together. Cause i can think some combinations that technically fit the framework but look hideous together 😅

[@Christinamychas]

They don’t. The wheel isn’t meant for that purpose!

[@Malamara416]

Great concept with the colour wheel. Is the wheel digital only or can you buy a physical one to take shopping with you?

[@kathynewkirk683]

This is really informative

[@joannathesinger770]

This was...interesting. I don't think it's a concept that I'll want to use, but interesting nonetheless. I'm not afraid of color nor have I ever been. I'm more adverse to extreme neutrals...like painting the world in greige or what I call "monkey vomit green". That would be extremely depressing to live life in that "lack of color". I also think I'm one of those people who see more distinctions of color that the average person, and take delight in the multitude of shades and hues of color. Black has its time and place, and a few other neutrals do, as well. I'm cognizant that others that I interact with might not feel comfortable in being bombarded with color, just as they might not feel comfortable with an overload of fragrance, so I "tone down" for them.