Once you know your undertone, you still need to know 3 more things to find the colors that look best on you. This guide will show yo how to determine the right level of depth, saturation, and contrast to look for so that your clothes don’t overpower you or wash you out.

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5156 likes, 51 comments. “Replying to @Yazmarieee_ MY THOUGHTS ⬇️ So just to clarify, your personal contrast level is just one of many steps to figuring out your color season. You might have heard of “seasonal color analysis” before, and although this method is based on color theory, I think it’s important to note that it’s not an exact science! I do however believe that there are certain objective truths in color analysis that we all tend to agree on, even though harmony and beauty can’t be…

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