Deep Winter & Deep Autumn Color Palette: Neutral Skin Undertone - Virtual Color Analysis

Carol Brailey, color analysis expert shares with you the steps she would use during a virtual colour analysis -- the pictures in this video are of someone in the Deep Autumn Color Palette.

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[LeslieMcsg]

Finally I feel this is me. Thank you! I never heard of a combination of autumn and winter. These colors were always comfortable on me.

[M.Moadeli]

I have exactly same eye pattern as Monika in this video. Been struggling to decide whether I'm deep autumn or deep winter but I knew browns look really good on me, but so does my current vilet red hair colour that's supposed to be a deep winter colour.

[ArtsyCupcake]

Hi Carol! I came over because one of my subscribers mentioned you in a comment on my latest video. She thinks I am a deep autumn. As a graphic designer, I love color, so just subscribed! I hope you have a great weekend!

[aliciasavino]

Carol, did a great virtual color analysis on me... im still a little confused but i just need to keep watching all the tools she offers to makes us understand our best colors... Thanks, Carol you did great:)

[dim]

I'm really enjoying your videos. Usually I'm confused by color analysis videos but yours give me some clarity.

[beatrizmoraes]

omg yesss I am a autumn/winter like in between!

[시린-di]

My eyes are similar to hers in the tone but my eyes are reddish brown not yellowish... I also have similar pattern. I have dark brown/black hair. My skin I would say is similar to hers maybe slight lighter.

[annette.]

@Carol Brailey I really love how you do color theory explanation and it's quite different than other methods I've come across - your method seems to have the most solid logic - do you have a book you can reference for your method? I'd love to check it out in the library. In your experience do a lot of olives fall under the Deep category? It sounds like Deep can be Autumn or Winter? I myself am a true cold olive (I'm literally green in winter) and discovered this in 4th grade when I wore an olive green shirt to school and a girl in the class looked at me puzzled and said "That shirt makes you look sick." I came home and told my parents and they actually agreed lol. I've avoided it ever since! Burgundy and eggplants - that's when I get complimented the most. On the flipside, with some of the icy pastel colors in the winter palette I seem to get washed out, but they're not as bad as the olive green and mustards lol. But the Deep swatch palette - I shine in every one of those colors. So I guess my confusion is: Is Deep its own category? Or are Deep Autumn or Deep Winter their own categories (and they just happen to share the same color palette per your swatch in this video)?

[daphnedevine]

yes. This vid is confusing to me as well . I watched the eye pattern video and I never heard any reference to seasons, just cool and warm. I’ve been watching multiple videos to try to get my collar pallet and just when I thought I was a neutral warm (Deep Autumn) this vid threw me off. Maybe I’m not? I noted you saying in another video Carol that deep winter = neutral cool, and deep autumn = natural warm, yet in this video at 2:27 you show a deep autumn/winter pallet best suited for this gal. So her best colours are neutral yet deep as opposed to neutral muted? Or are there 2 more categories to add to deep/muted? It seems most categories have 4 subjects. I suppose I need to find an eye patter video that speaks to seasons, (can you point me to yours) and a collar pallet vid that talks to deep/muted? Which video should I watch to learn about deep and muted and what I need to consider to know what I am? Just when I thought I got there!