The WARM Palette! Dominant Characteristics Color Analysis Explained

Welcome to our latest installment on Color Class! In this episode, Sara and Lucinda delve into the captivating world of the WARM palette in the 6 dominate characteristics of seasonal color analysis. Join us as we unravel the dominant characteristics that define individuals with warm undertones in their hair, skin, and eyes.

Drawing inspiration from renowned celebrities such as Eva Mendes, Tyra Banks, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Matthew McConaughey, and Beyoncé, we explore how these icons epitomize the warmth palette, offering insights into their color choices and style.

Ever wondered how to distinguish between warm red and cool red hair tones? We've got you covered! Our comparison segments provide a clear understanding of the subtle yet significant differences, ensuring you can identify the perfect hues for your unique palette.

And if you're curious about where you fit in the grand spectrum of seasonal color analysis, fear not! We wrap up with an insightful overview of the six different palettes, leaving you equipped with knowledge to embark on your personal color journey.

Join us on this enlightening adventure into the vibrant world of the WARM palette, where color analysis meets celebrity inspiration, and style meets substance. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more captivating content from Color Class!

[MusingOnBeauty]

Christina Hendrickx is a natural blonde, the gorgeous red hair is a dye. Very interesting class, as always!

[susannjarvis]

I believe I am a warm characteristic. Green eyes. Definite warm undertone complexion. But I do now have grey hair. Still I pay attention to comments from others, particularly when it comes to clothing and accessories. I am drawn to warm colors and I receive more compliments when I'm wearing warm colors. Love your channel and your discussions are always so interesting and informative.

[akmamabear]

I feel like people notice my skin tone before anything else. "Wow you are very fair." 😂

[CoisadeRuiva]

The beginning of the video was so necessary 😅 I have a cold/neutral skin, but my eyes are greenish amber and I dye my hair copper. And you pick the PERFECT exemple, Christina, to show that THANK YOU ❤

[BarbaraChapman-sm]

Love this! I have very light pinkish skin with my henna hair…but the henna just made it redder. I always though just calling me an autumn was not quite right!

[akmamabear]

Sharron Osborne looks great with her grey hair.

[ourcozycorner]

2:37 I’m with you girl. But I look washed out in soft colors. 😬 lost as a goose 😂

[susankosh]

Warm hair, if it's natural probably could indicate being generally warm, but, when ANU lightening is done to hair that is dark blonde or darker will reveal warm tones that are difficult to certificate without lightening to pale yellow then toning. That said You ou may have to inquire ones natural hair ( before greying) or have the hair pulled back to see if the warm hair was casting yellow on the complexion and Could lead to miss assigning a season.

[kitebarbie]

Love seeing your subscriber numbers climb. Thanks for all the info, Ladies!! I am still trying to figure out my palette, but one day, I’ll get there… :)

[KB]

Hey you mentioned in the video that you had already done a video on clear characteristics, but I can't seem to find it. Do you know the title or the date of it? I really want to watch it. Thanks. I am loving the channel.

[AJ-zkgo]

I would love to know what you think Angelina Jolie's colour season is, I think I have seen her typed in every season

[tbell]

Interesting and useful. The visual illustrations make it easier to get a clearer understanding of your points.
The eye dropper tool was helpful.

I’d love to see a video of tools we can use to help with dressing in our color palette, and apps/tools to organize our wardrobe and shop our color palette.

[madziamyfavouriteemaille]

Can you please make some videos about olive skin? How to find out if warm olive or cool, which colours are best. I have "yellow skin" in winter, my skin is bit muted, dark brown eyes, dark brown hair. warm colors are too warm and i look sick, cool colors are too cool and my skin looks grey in them. I was once draped as cool winter but colors are too strong and i dont look good in them. We also checked deep winter but colors were too dark so I hang somewhere between (i would also say between winter and autumn as my skin is so in between). Many girls have same situation as I follow some fb color analyse groups. Thank you and of course I love your content <3

[Myhomeisnothere]

My husband Is 3 for 3 this has been so helpful in picking out clothes for him❤

[vtfashionista-lyndamarie]

I like the violet red hair. Thanks for mentioning that is actually a cool undertone.

[lieseldelapena]

Love what you explain. I took a color test when I was in my 20’s and they said I was a Winter, I’m 59 now and took another test ‘cause I doubt the colors I’m suposed to be wearing and they said I’m a soft Autumn 😢 I dont know my color palette, do you do color test online?

[ourcozycorner]

Hmm what would be a likely category if you look good in closer to neutral versions of colors? For example, burgundy (pretty balanced- not very warm), certain reds (close to neutral, not the brightest-slightly muted classic red), purples that are more balanced with an added touch of warmth, green teal (medium-dark), etc.

Oh and what is someone more likely to be if they “morph” easily?

[akmamabear]

Would ya'll do a violet, watermelon, and periwinkle for autumns episode? I ALWAYS get those wrong. Its also hard to find those colors. :(

[pjmccarthy]

I have brass-colored(I dye it, my original color is a medium brown with blond and red highlight lights) hair, and neutral skin. I think I'm an autumn. Do you? My eyebrows are dark brown.

[akmamabear]

That is REALLY helpful! Thank you Sarah.