Sample
Sample color report
A sample of the Full Color Report, on a fictional example person. Every section the report holds is below, and each is labelled as a sample.
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01
Your season
The name, the runner-up and what was read.
Bright Winter
Also called Clear Winter
The runner-up: Cool Winter
Undertone
CoolWarm
Value
LightDeep
Contrast
SoftStrong
What was read
- Skin#D09C81
- Hair#1F1F20
- Iris#34271F
- Eye white#AC9D97
These are real readings of this fictional portrait, in this light. They're estimates, not lab measurements.
02
You in your colors
Your 3 best and 3 worst, on the same face, so your own eyes can check them.
The 3 best
Hot Pink
Cobalt
Emerald Pop
The 3 worst, and why
Dusty Rose
Greyed and soft, it disappears next to your contrast and makes skin look dull.
Camel
Warm and muted: it takes the snap out of your whole face.
Dusty Olive
Murky yellow-green with none of the clarity your eyes bring.
A fictional person. The pictures on this sample are drawn by code; the report's are AI images.
03
Hair colors on you
3 shades picked for your coloring, to see before you go to the salon.
Espresso
Black cherry
04
Your personal palette
About 40 named colors with hex codes, in five groups. Here it's the Bright Winter palette; the report's is tuned to your reading.
Neutrals
- Stark White
- Frost Grey
- Silver Mist
- Steel
- Graphite
- Ink Navy
- Dark Indigo
- Jet Black
Lights
- Icy Yellow
- Ice Pink
- Ice Aqua
- Ice Violet
- Mint Flash
- Neon Blush
- Sky Ice
- Lemon Tint
Mids
- Hot Pink
- Bright Cobalt
- Winter Turquoise
- Cherry
- Bright Violet
- Emerald Pop
- Lemon
- Electric Orchid
Deeps
- Cobalt
- Ultra Violet
- Deep Fuchsia
- Jewel Green
- Crimson
- Deep Cyan
- Blue Violet
- Black Cherry
Accents
- Shocking Pink
- Electric Cyan
- Neon Emerald
- Pure Red
- Vivid Violet
- Acid Lemon
- True Magenta
- Laser Blue
05
Makeup
Foundation to nails, with a day and an evening look on you.
- Lips
- Hot pink, cherry red and clear fuchsia.
- Blush
- Clean cool pink, kept sharp.
- Eyes
- Crisp black liner, icy highlights, a flash of cobalt or violet.
Rose pink
06
Metals, glasses and neutrals
What gets worn every day, which is why it matters more than it seems.
- Your metals
- Silver, platinum and white gold. High-shine silver, platinum and white gold. Polished finishes suit you best.
- Your glasses
- Black, cobalt or clear frames. A thin wire frame gets lost beside your contrast.
- Your neutrals
Your white
Stark White
Your black
Jet Black
Your grey
Steel
07
Capsule wardrobe plan
What to buy first, so the first purchases work together.
| Piece | Color | Why this early | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | White shirt | Stark White | Your cleanest light. It goes with everything below. |
| 2 | Black trousers | Jet Black | Your contrast holds up to true black. |
| 3 | Cobalt sweater | Cobalt | A strong color next to your face, and it works with both neutrals. |
| 4 | Graphite blazer | Graphite | Your softest dark, for days when black is too much. |
| 5 | Hot pink top | Hot Pink | Your strongest accent, and it goes with the black and the graphite. |
| 6 | Emerald dress | Emerald Pop | One piece that needs nothing else. |
| 7 | Ink navy coat | Ink Navy | A dark that isn't black, for a coat that lasts. |
| 8 | Cherry scarf | Cherry | Color at the neck for the days in neutrals. |
08
Does this suit me?
In the report you point your camera at a garment or paste a product photo. Here you can try the idea against this sample palette.
Pick a garment
Yes
Very near Cobalt, in this palette.
#0A4FB8
09
Wallpaper and swatch card
Your palette to hand in the store: on your phone and on paper.
What you’re looking at
The person below isn’t real, and neither are the choices made for her. The colors and the words come from our own data for Bright Winter. The readings are what our scan really gives on this one portrait, in one light, and they’re estimates.
The pictures here are drawn in code on an example portrait. In the report itself they’re AI images of you, so they’ll look different from these. What’s free and what’s in the report is laid out on its own page.
How the reading works
MediaPipe Face Landmarker estimates 478 points on the face, which show the scan where the skin, the hair and the iris are. Those colors are measured on a scale built to follow how people see color, which is useful but imperfect, especially in the blues. The result is described by three things, close to the three dimensions of the Munsell system: how warm, how deep and how clear. The methodology has the whole of it.
Sources
The same report, on your own face
Everything above, built from your scan instead of an example person's.
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Full Color Report
Bright Winter
Personal palette
Metals
Silver, platinum and white gold
Makeup
Hot pink, cherry red and clear fuchsia.
What's included
- Fifteen AI pictures of you: 3 best colors beside 3 worst, your lead color, 3 hair colors, day and evening makeup, 2 outfits, and glasses with jewelry
- What we measured on your face: undertone, depth, clarity and contrast, and how close your second season was
- Your full palette of about 40 named colors, with hex codes and how to use each group
- Your colors to avoid, why, and how to wear them away from your face
- Makeup from foundation to nails: lips, blush, eyeshadow, liner and brows, with a day and an evening look
- Hair colors to choose and to skip, and what to say to your colorist
- Metals, jewelry, glasses frames and leathers in your colors
- Your contrast level, your white and your black, suit and coat colors, prints, fabrics and denim
- A capsule wardrobe as outfit formulas, every piece in your colors
- A shopping guide: the color names to search for and the label words to skip
- The "Does this suit me?" checker for anything you might buy
- Your second season, and when to borrow from it
- A PDF of the whole report, a swatch card, a phone wallpaper and a share card, saved to your account