What Season Am I? Compare Your Colors Step by Step
Find your color season by comparing temperature, depth and softness in consistent light. Learn what to observe and when to leave a result open.
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Prepare a fair comparison
Stand near a window in indirect daylight with a neutral background. Remove strong makeup and keep colored walls or clothing from reflecting onto your face. Compare fabrics of similar size and finish. If you take photos, keep the position and exposure consistent; a camera may automatically change white balance between shots.
Compare one quality at a time
First compare similarly deep warm and cool shades, such as warm red and blue-red. Then compare a light and deep version of a color. Finally compare muted and clearer versions. Look for the pair that keeps your face visible rather than making you notice only the fabric. Write down repeated preferences instead of deciding from a single flattering photograph.
Use a season as a working answer
Warm and clear may point toward Spring; cool and soft toward Summer; warm and soft toward Autumn; cool and clear toward Winter. Mixed observations are a reason to compare again, not force a label. The online quiz offers guided questions and an optional portrait, with a paid personalized report if you want further suggestions.