The Season Color Flow Quiz: Discover Your Best Palette

Answer these quick questions based on your natural coloring (no dye, no self-tan). You’ll get a *leaning* season—some people fall between seasons, so use your result as a starting point!

1) What is your skin’s natural “glow” (undertone)?

Cool: I burn easily, have rosy-pink undertones—veins are purple or blue, and silver jewelry looks best on me.

Warm: I tan easily, have golden undertones—veins are green or olive, and gold jewelry looks best on me.

Neutral: I’m a mix of both or it’s hard to tell. Veins are blue-green. Silver and gold jewelry both look great on me.

2) Which best describes your natural hair color in sunlight (no dye)?

Ashy/Cool: ash blonde, mousy brown, jet black, or salt-and-pepper (no red).

Golden/Warm: strawberry blonde, golden brown, copper, or auburn.

Light + Warm + Bright: golden blonde to light warm brown with a sunny look.

Deep/Dark + Cool: very dark brown/black with a lot of contrast or shine.

3) What do you notice most about your eyes?

Soft & Muted: grey-blue, hazel, soft brown—the iris edge looks blended.

Bright & Clear: sparkly blue/green or clear amber—noticeable contrast.

Deep & Warm: golden brown, olive green, amber, dark hazel with warmth.

Striking & Intense: very bright or very deep (dark brown/black, icy blue, emerald).

4) How does your skin look next to a plain white T-shirt?

Bright white makes my skin look healthy, clear, and fresh.

Bright white is a bit harsh, softer white (like dove/soft white) looks better.

Pure white washes me out, cream/off-white looks amazing.

Both white and cream can work, but cream feels especially “glowy” on me.

5) Which colors tend to get you the most compliments (even without makeup)?

Earthy, warm shades: olive, rust, mustard, warm teal.

Bold, crisp shades: true red, fuchsia, cobalt, emerald, black-and-white.

Fresh, sunny shades: coral, peach, aqua, warm pinks, light clear greens.

Soft, dusty shades: mauve, lavender, slate blue, rose, sage.

6) When picking a 'star item' for a special event, how should the fabric catch the light?

Soft & Mellow: Cozy, non-shiny fabrics in muted, gray/grey-toned colors like off-white, charcoal, pale lavender, powder blue, sky blue, and soft mint.

Bold & Shiny: High-shine fabrics in vivid, solid colors like absolute black, true white, fuchsia pink, royal blue and deep red.

Light & Glowy: Airy, sun-catching fabrics in bright, fresh and clear tones like poppy red, turquoise, peach, lime green, pale canary yellow.

Rich & Earthy: Thick, touchable textures in warm, spicy colors like earthy greens, dark chocolate, rust and burnt orange.

7) How should the colors in any outfit you choose "talk" to each other?

Sharp & Bold: High contrast—like a crisp white shirt with a black jacket. Colors that pop and stand out. You prefer colors that stay in their own lane.

Soft & Blended: Tonal looks—like layering different shades of gray/grey or soft blue so they flow together.

Warm & Earthy: A mix of rich, natural colors—like forest green, mustard, and rust.

Bright & Sunny: "Happy" colors that feel light and joyful—like citrus fruit or spring flowers.

Autumn Leaning

Warm, rich, earthy coloring. You tend to look best in golden, spicy, and muted warm tones (think olive, rust, terracotta, mustard, warm teal, chocolate.

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Winter Leaning

Cool, high-contrast, clear coloring. You shine in crisp, saturated, and icy-cool shades (true white, black, jewel tones like emerald, cobalt, fuchsia).

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Spring Leaning

Warm, bright, clear coloring. You’re flattered by sunny, fresh, lively hues (coral, peach, warm pink, bright aqua, lime, camel, ivory).

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Summer Leaning

Cool, soft, muted coloring. You look most harmonious in gentle, blended tones (dusty rose, mauve, lavender, soft navy, sage, cool taupe, charcoal).

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