I got a professional color analysis to improve my style (ft @UseLess_dk !)

I'm SO excited to be partnering with my YouTube bestie Signe from @UseLess_dk ! Signe is a slow fashion creator here on YouTube, and she's also a professional Color and Style Consultant! In today's video, Signe is going to breakdown exactly what colors look best on me, and she'll share exactly how you can find your own color season and personal color type, so you can mindfully add color into your own wardrobe to spice things up!

Signe and I also have a video on her channel, where we're answering all your questions on Low Buy and shopping! Check it out!

💚Book your own personal color analysis with Signe here! (BTW, I think this would make an AMAZING gift! 💝)

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ABOUT ME:🌿
I'm Christina, friendly neighbourhood human on the internet slash pharmacist. You may have previously known me as Style Apotheca. I'm living in Toronto, Canada and on my channel you'll find me on my journey towards minimalism, being content with less, recovery from a shopping addiction, and my journey towards financial freedom from over $120,000 in student loan debt. Thank you SO much for watching and taking the time out of your day to support my channel. A little thumb always helps support me!

[eileensilverstein]

Color analysis can be life-changing! However, after having gone through an in-person analysis, I cannot understand how a virtual analysis can work; you need to see how the colors of the drapes reflect off your skin! Also, lighting in photos or on a video chat can make your skin look 'off'. I am a winter with olive skin which can look deceptively warm (cool undertone and warm overtone) and an online analysis might have incorrectly placed me as an autumn. I strongly recommend getting an in-person analysis to get the most accurate results! I went to House of Colour, which is expanding in the US and only does in-person drapings.

[alexandrademartini]

I’m a kindergarten teacher. I found the comment about kindergarten teachers hilarious and true. I find I have a lot of color in my wardrobe and I’d like to figure out what more muted and neutral colors i could wear when I’m not working. I think I’m the opposite of most people here.

[tamarahogan]

I had a Color Me Beautiful consultation back in 1996 after the birth of my first child. It was great and I have used it ever since. I was classified as a Cool Winter at the time and have stuck with this over the years. It can be difficult to find silver when everyone is going gaga for gold, but I have stuck to my guns. Even it that means waiting years to find just the right belt or handbag with silver hardware. It has paid off in the long run of me not purchasing anything orange over the years. Funny enough, I always get complements when I wear royal blue, but I don't wear this color nearly enough. Nice to see that CMB is still relevant. And yes, I had Carol Jackson's book back in the day.

[shinebabyshine.]

Love this series! Something else that could help is changing the eyebrow pencil you use. Its quite warm, and an ashy or cool toned brow pencil would make a huge difference

[beccawilliams]

literally my two favorite youtubers— the combo i didn’t know i needed so badly

[bethanymontgomery]

The teal turtleneck under that pastel green button up looked amazing!

[SusanBame]

LOL...."back in MY day" we only had FOUR color palettes to choose from: spring, summer, autumn, winter. Christina, you would have been a winter. I appreciate how Color Me Beautiful has updated its techniques.

[GiaGDixon]

That contrast is so powerful! When the photos come up I have no idea what I'm looking at, but when Signe explains it it instantly clicks.😯

[wendyduncan]

I wondered if a virtual consult would be as fun and accurate as an in person one. Clearly it is both. I love the trinity of considerations. If I love a color that I don’t think I look great in I either find it in socks and jammies or a piece of home decor. That way I can still love it and not look like I’m coming down with something. Thank you two for doing the collab and releasing on the weekend.

[thepreppyminimalist]

I actually love warm colors on you if they were to be deep. I think a dark brown, purple or rust would look gorgeous on you! This video was super fun and helpful, love Signe as well. I've been subscribed for a long time.😊

[tonihudson]

My 81 year old mom just recently got her colors done at Color Me Beautiful along with my sister. She took beige out of front and central and changed it to colors!

[deirdrechalmers]

I had my colours done about 40 years ago in the “Colour Me Beautiful-Carol Jackson” method. It really opened my eyes. I don’t think your guest mentioned this, but for me it made shopping so much easier. No need to look at everything, just look at the items in your colours. I hope it works out as well for you as it did for me.

[angelaa.]

As someone who was color typed as a cool deep within the past year (mind-blowing tbh), I have found myself moving away from two tones I previously loved: orange and gold. Can’t wait to see if you start acquiring some silver jewelry, because I know you love your gold pieces!

[lorahsantana]

We have to be without make up to do the test, the "wrong" colors will accentuate the imperfection of the skin and the "rights" will work like a make up.

[CeceLyn]

I had a color analysis done. I’m not really drawn to most of the colors in the palette and find I haven’t changed my wardrobe much because of it. I liked how you explained the primary versus the secondary and how to wear them. This information is incredibly helpful. I’m definitely missing my secondary color palette. I’ve got to figure this out. Thanks again for the thorough explanation. It was so helpful.

[grapeshot]

Pairing the teal blazer with the baby blue button up would be GORGEOUS. Never would have thought of that without Signe!

[NoOctopuss]

Warm bright lipsticks look best on me for sure. Based on this I started wearing bright warm colours just a couple weeks ago and they've lit up my skin completely! I tried to wear warm muted colours before, and before that deep cool colours. I was all over the colour wheel, but perhaps I've found my happy colour place :)

[welpppppppppppppp]

i like this explanation better than the seasons format! great breakdown w the examples from your wardrobe 😍

[thebeauty_minimalist]

I love both of your channels so much and it was a pleasure to see you collaborate 💜 the colour analysis is amazing, bang on for you!

[elenamiroiu]

Color analysis does make a lot of difference when shopping and also makes you feel more confident in your choices and how you look. I like your guests approach that personality and lifestyle are taken into consideration when deciding which category suits you most. ❤