Winter Color Analysis

"Color Choices and Suggestions for Winter
-- Your Winter Color Palette"

On this page you'll find your personal winter color palette and everything you need to know about how to choose and wear colors that look best on your cool and vivid skin, hair and eye color.

If you're a Winter you probably have:

A lot of depth to your coloring with blue or ashy tints (very black hair, dark ashy brown)
Bluish or pinkish undertone
A lot of contrast between your hair color, eye color and skin tone -- like for example dark brown/black hair, with blue eyes and very pale complexion
Or darker skin tone (olive, black) and jetblack hair

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You hair is very dark -- ranging from deep medium brown to jetblack with bluish or ashy tones.

You either have vivid colorings such as pale skin with dark hair/olive skin with dark hair/ or black/bronzed skin with dark hair. So both non-caucasian and caucasian women can be winters.

Note: Scroll further down for a personalized color palette -- find out if you're Cool, Clear or a Deep Winter. The winter color season is divided into 3 groups, depending on the intensity of your colorings, so you have more specific colors to choose from.

You share the same season and color palette as:

Liv Tyler, Jennifer Connelly, Anne Hathaway, Lucy Liu and Jada Pinkett.

Winter color analysis celebrities

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Winter Color Palette -- your wardrobe should contain these colors

You and Summer share the same cool characteristics -- blue-toned, pinkish, ashy colorings -- so if you're slightly lighter than the average Winter you'll flow towards the Summer's palette.

Your complexion looks best in intense deep, rich colors accented with jewel tones. Contrasted with bright white or icy pastels. But if you're a lighter winter (lighter hair) you can wear colors from Cool Summer.

Other great colors have cool undertones like dark navy, charcoal and even black -- which are pretty powerful colors. Perfect for your vivid colorings!

Note: You'll find a more personalized color palette based on your coloring attributes, further below.

You might also extend your color palette by doing a flow color analysis. It tells you that you can wear colors from another season depending on the intensity of your hair, skin and eyes. Click here to learn more.

Suggestions to Hair and Skin Color Changes (tan, lifestyle, hair dye)

All Winter women have very dark hair so if you dye it darker, then you usually don't need to change your color palette.

However, if you have light to olive skin with dark brown to jetblack hair and dye it lighter you can also wear some of Summer's darkest colors.

If you get tanned, you may suit Deep Autumn colors.

No no's -- colors you should avoid wearing close to your face

In contrast of the other seasons, avoid wearing earthy tones, muted or powdery colors near your face, as they'll make you look washed out.

You need something intense to hold your appearance up.

Dividing the General Winter Color Palette in 3 Groups

We're going to take a look at which color group you belong to within your Winter season, based on the intensity of your skin, hair and eye color.

Do you already know what season you are and want to buy swatches that include your own personalized Winter color palette and detailed tips on how to use your colors?

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Then click here to learn more about the "Online Color Analysis" and "Deluxe Color Swatches"!

Because as you may already know, you and your friend can belong to the same season but differ in color palette by a few nuances because for example one of you might have a lighter or darker eye color.

We'll start with the group within the Winter season who has very light colored eye and hair color, going further down to the group with darker complexion.

1. Cool Winter

Eyes: Charcoal gray, blue, or violet.
Hair: Blue-black, silver, salt & pepper. No red or golden tones.
Skin: Rose-beige or neutral beige.

Best colors for Cool Winters:

From Left:

Light grey, medium grey, dark grey, black, charcoal, taupe, rose pink, hot pink, purple, blue red, deep rose, burgundy, icy blue, icy pink, lemon yellow, emerald turquoise, hot turquoise, bright periwinkle, royal blue, purple, navy, dark purple.

2. Clear Winter

Eyes: Bright blue, violet, or emerald green.
Hair: Black, medium brown, or dark brown hair.
Skin: Black, deep brown, light/neutral beige, pale olive, milky white. Often translucent.

Best colors for Clear Winters:

From Left:

Medium gray, charcoal, black, dark taupe, icy grey, taupe, icy blue, icy lavendar, lavendar, icy pink, clear red, raspberry, raspberry pink, aubergine, icy yellow, bright golden yellow, hot turquoise, emerald turquoise, purple, dark purple, royal blue, navy.

3. Deep Winter

Eyes: Black, black-brown, or dark hazel.
Hair: Black-brown, medium brown, steel gray, or salt & pepper.
Skin: Black, beige, black-brown, or olive with no pink or peach undertones.

Best colors for Deep Winters:

From Left:

Black, charcoal, black-brown, red-brown, icy grey, grey, hot pink, true red, rust, aubergine, blue red, mint, lemon yellow, light green, emerald green, olive, purple, Chinese blue, bright periwinkle, blue, navy, clear teal.

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