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Color Analysis Results: How to Read Your Season

Your color analysis results rest on three dimensions: undertone, value and chroma. Together they place you in one of 12 seasons. This page explains what each part of your result means, how to use the palette on your result page, and what the $4.99 Pro report adds when you want the full wardrobe system.

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The three dimensions behind your season

Every result on seasoncolortest.com comes from scoring three dimensions and mapping the combination to a single season. Read each one separately before you read the season name.

Undertone (warm or cool): the base cast of your skin, which decides whether warm or cool colors sit in harmony with you.
Value (light or deep): how light or deep your natural coloring runs, which sets how much contrast your palette carries.
Chroma (bright or muted): how clear or softened your coloring reads, which decides whether saturated or dusty colors belong on you.

The three scores combine into one of 12 seasons: Light Spring, True Spring, Bright Spring, Light Summer, True Summer, Soft Summer, Soft Autumn, True Autumn, Deep Autumn, Deep Winter, True Winter and Bright Winter.

How to read your result page

Your result page is built to be used, not admired. Each section answers a specific shopping question.

Section	What it tells you
Season palette	8 colors plus 4 neutrals that form your core wardrobe
Colors to avoid	The shades that fight your undertone, value or chroma
Makeup notes	Shades matched to your season for face and lips
Hair notes	Hair tones that hold with your coloring
Clothing notes	How to build outfits from the palette
Neighbouring seasons	The two seasons beside yours, for colors that sit close to your range

Start with the palette and the colors to avoid. Those two lists cover most purchase decisions. The neighbouring seasons give you room to move when a shade you love sits one step outside your core range.

Getting a result worth reading

The analysis reads the input you give it, so the input decides the quality of the result. Two routes lead in: upload one daylight selfie, or take the 12-question quiz.

Stand in north-facing daylight with a bare face.
Compare white against cream to see your undertone.
Compare gold against silver on the same skin.
Compare a saturated fabric against a dusty one to read your chroma.

Those comparisons mirror the three dimensions the analysis scores, which keeps your result aligned with what you see in the mirror.

What the $4.99 Pro report adds

The result page gives you the season and the core palette. The Pro report turns that into a working wardrobe system, paid once through Dodo Payments with no account and no subscription. It opens on a private report link right after payment.

36 wardrobe colors with hex codes: anchors, light and deep versions, and the full neutral range.
Colors to avoid, with what to wear instead: a swap for every shade that works against you.
Jewelry guidance: metals, finish and scale matched to your undertone, chroma and value.
Outfit contrast level: how much contrast to build into each look.
Print-ready report and PDF: the full system on paper.
Wallet card: the palette in your pocket for shopping.
Phone wallpaper: your palette on your screen.

Choose the Pro report when you want hex codes, jewelry direction and a document you can carry. Choose the $9.90 16-season report when you want a finer type: it delivers a 16-season type, 8 best and 8 skip drapes, 36 wardrobe colors with hex codes, metals, makeup and hair, and a printable color card.

Results versus in-person draping

In-person draping places fabric under your chin with a consultant in the room, and each consultant sets their own price; one online tool's pricing page cites $150-300. The analysis here scores the same three dimensions from a selfie or the quiz and returns a season with a palette, makeup, hair and clothing notes. The Pro report at $4.99 delivers the wardrobe detail in a report you keep.

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The Pro report adds 36 wardrobe colors with hex codes, your best metals and a printable report for your season.

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Questions

What do the three scores in my color analysis results mean?

Undertone places you as warm or cool, value places you as light or deep, and chroma places you as bright or muted. The three combine into one of 12 seasons, from Light Spring through Bright Winter.

What comes with the result page?

Every result page shows your season palette of 8 colors plus 4 neutrals, the colors to avoid, makeup, hair and clothing notes, and your two neighbouring seasons.

What does the $4.99 Pro report add?

It adds 36 wardrobe colors with hex codes, colors to avoid with what to wear instead, jewelry metals, finish and scale matched to your undertone, chroma and value, your outfit contrast level, a print-ready report and PDF, a wallet card and a phone wallpaper. You pay once through Dodo Payments with no account, and the private report link opens right after payment.