What season am I? A simple 3-step guide
Answer three questions - warm or cool, light or deep, bright or soft - and you are most of the way to your color season. Or let the free quiz do it for you.
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Step 1: Warm or cool?
Warm undertones belong to Spring and Autumn; cool undertones to Summer and Winter. Not sure? Read warm vs cool undertone.
Step 2: Light or deep?
Look at your overall coloring - hair, skin and eyes together. Light coloring points to Spring or Summer; deep coloring to Autumn or Winter.
Step 3: Bright or soft?
Clear, sparkling eyes and high contrast point to Bright Spring or Winter. A gentle, blended look with low contrast points to Soft Summer or Soft Autumn.
Cheat sheet
| Warm | Cool | |
|---|---|---|
| Light | Light Spring | Light Summer |
| Medium, clear | True Spring | True Summer |
| Bright | Bright Spring | Bright Winter |
| Soft | Soft Autumn | Soft Summer |
| Rich | True Autumn | True Winter |
| Deep | Deep Autumn | Deep Winter |
Still unsure?
That is normal - many people sit between two seasons. Huemate shows your top match, a confidence score and your runner-up, and lets you compare drapes on your own photo.
Frequently asked questions
What season am I if I have dark hair and light skin?
High contrast between dark hair and light skin usually points to Winter (Deep, True or Bright Winter) if your undertone is cool, or Bright Spring / Deep Autumn if it is warm.
What season am I with blonde hair and blue eyes?
Often Light Summer (cool, soft) or Light Spring (warm, clear). Golden blonde and clear eyes lean Spring; ash blonde and soft grey-blue eyes lean Summer.
What season are people with brown skin and dark eyes?
Deep skin tones are often Deep Autumn or Deep Winter, but can also be True Autumn, True Winter or Bright Winter depending on undertone and clarity. Undertone matters more than depth.
Can my season change?
Your undertone does not change, but hair color, tanning and greying can shift you to a neighboring season. Re-test after big changes.
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