Personal color isn't about preference — it's the science of harmony. Find the colors that resonate with your unique skin, eyes, and hair in the 3D color space of hue, value, and chroma.
Every color is defined by three properties: hue, value, and chroma. Personal color analysis finds the harmonious zone for you on this coordinate system.
The type of color itself — red, yellow, blue. Whether your undertone leans yellow (warm) or blue (cool) is the primary criterion.
How light or dark a color is. If light colors flatter you, you're in the Light family; if deep colors bring out your features, you're in the Deep family.
How vivid or muted a color is. If clear colors suit you, you're Bright; if greyed-out tones work better, you're Muted.
Based on the combination of your skin, hair, and eye colors, you belong to one of four color seasons.
Yellow-based undertone with high value and high chroma. Clear, vibrant colors add radiance to your face.
Black, burgundy, and dusty blue — dark, cool colors suppress your natural glow.
Gold and bronze resonate with your skin's warm undertone.
Experience how draping cloth colors affect your skin. Select your base tone, then click a drape color to see the complexion change.
Even within the same season, value and chroma priorities differ. Each season splits into 3 subtones.
6 questions to estimate your warm/cool direction and season tendency. For an accurate diagnosis, professional draping in natural light with a bare face is recommended.
* This is a quick reference tool. Results may vary depending on lighting and screen color accuracy.
In Korea, personal color analysis is part of everyday beauty culture — and it has become a must-do for visitors, with Seoul studios typically charging around $80–160 for an in-person draping session. This test brings the same Korean season-and-tone framework to your browser for free, so you can find your palette before you book (or instead of booking).
This free personal color analysis determines your color season — Spring Warm, Summer Cool, Autumn Warm, or Winter Cool. Answer a series of questions about your skin undertone, hair color, and how certain colors look against your complexion. The test then reveals your season along with your best and worst color palettes.
Your result includes a detailed breakdown of your tone (warm or cool), value (light or deep), and chroma (clear or muted). You also get a curated palette of your best colors, colors to avoid, keywords describing your style, accessory recommendations, and a 12-tone sub-season chart showing all 12 personal color types.
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Personal color seasons divide people into four groups — Spring Warm, Summer Cool, Autumn Warm, and Winter Cool — based on skin undertone, the value (lightness or depth), and chroma (clarity or mutedness) of their natural coloring. Each season has a palette of colors that harmonize best with that person.
This is a quick self-assessment reference tool. Results may vary depending on your lighting conditions and screen color accuracy. For a definitive analysis, professional in-person draping is recommended.
The 12-tone system subdivides the four seasons into three sub-types each (e.g., Light Spring, True Spring, Bright Spring), giving 12 total types. This provides more precise color recommendations than the basic 4-season system.
No signup is required. The test is completely free and works instantly in your browser. You can share your result card with friends.