Chroma
Seasonal color analysis is a method of mapping your natural coloring: skin undertone, hair, and eyes, to a curated set of flattering shades. Instead of guessing whether a lipstick or sweater "works," you get a personal palette: a chroma palette built around how your features respond to color temperature, value, and clarity.
From undertone to palette
Classic color analysis groups people into seasons like Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter. Modern systems refine those into 12 seasons, for example Soft Autumn, Cool Summer, or Bright Winter, so your palette reflects nuance, not a one-size label.
A good color analysis looks at more than warm vs. cool. It reads contrast (how much your features stand apart), chroma (how clear or muted colors should be), and value (light vs. deep). That is what turns "I like blue" into "these specific blues belong in my wardrobe."
Why it matters for wardrobe and beauty
When colors sit in harmony with your undertone, skin looks clearer and features look defined without heavier makeup. The wrong shade can make you look tired, washed out, or oddly harsh. That is why wardrobe colors, hair color, and makeup shades are all part of the same system.
- Wardrobe colors: repeatable bases and accents for everyday outfits
- Makeup shades: lip, cheek, and eye tones that match your contrast
- Hair color: depth and temperature that support your natural coloring
How Chroma makes color analysis practical
Chroma runs color analysis on your iPhone from a single clear selfie. You receive a full chroma palette: neutrals, best colors, statement shades, metals, makeup, and hair direction, plus tools to check clothes before you buy. It is seasonal color analysis you can actually use at the store, not a PDF you forget about.