A bold, eye-catching statement that explains what color analysis is and why it matters.
Why Color Analysis Matters
A bold, eye-catching statement that explains what color analysis is and why it matters.
A A short, motivational section about the benefits of knowing your best colors:
Enhances natural beauty ✨
Makes shopping easier 🛍️
Helps you look put-together effortlessly 💡
Saves time & money by avoiding the wrong colors 💰
Introduce your brand
Take a minute to write an introduction that is short, sweet, and to the point.
Personal color analysis is a science-based tool to identify the colors that are in harmony with YOU. I uncover the right colors that make your skin glow and your eyes sparkle. I uncover the colors that bring you into focus and align with your natural beauty. You look healthier, younger, stronger, and more relaxed. Not only do you look better, you feel better too!
3. How It Works (The Process)
Step-by-step breakdown of what happens in a color analysis session.
Mention of 12 Season Color Analysis for accuracy.
What’s included (draping, personalized recommendations, palette, makeup guidance, etc.).
4. Find Your Season
A visual guide or teaser on the different color seasons.
Maybe a quiz or CTA directing visitors to book an in-person session.
5. Success Stories & Testimonials
Short, impactful client testimonials showing real transformations.
Before & after images or success stories.
6. Book Your Color Analysis
Clear CTA directing visitors to schedule an appointment.
Options for private, group, and youth sessions.
7. FAQs
Address common questions (e.g., “What if I’ve been analyzed before?”, “Can I do this virtually?”).
8. Bonus: Shop Your Season
A mention of ColorBook’s Shop by Season feature to help clients build their wardrobe easily.
Hollywood & Color.
In the photo on the left, actress Anya Taylor-Joy is wearing muted, cool colors that are in disharmony with her natural coloring. In the photo on the right, you can see how wearing a deep forest green and the right lip color instantly brings a vitality to her coloring. You can also notice that facial features such as her eyes, lips and bone structure are more defined. Her skin looks clearer and more radiant and her hair shines. Lastly, focus is drawn to the center of her face.
What Does a Color Analyst Look For?
During a color analysis, a certified color analyst examines how various colors interact with your unique features, including skin tone, eye color, and natural hair. The goal is to identify which colors enhance your natural appearance and which ones create discord. Specifically, the analyst looks for how colors impact your complexion, the brightness of your eyes, and whether the overall effect is harmonious or distracting.
12 Seasonal Tones.
ColorBook identifies a range of colors that harmonize with a person’s natural color utilizing Albert Munsell’s Theory of Color.
Albert Munsell, artist and teacher, created the Munsell color wheel for artists that is the global standard for organizing color harmony. It indicates colors that are true to nature based on these three dimensions: Value - the lightness or darkness of a color; Hue - the amount of warmth or coolness of a color; Chroma - bright to muted of a color.
In the 12 Seasonal Tone model, each season has its own unique characteristics of color based on the hue, value, and chroma.
The power of color.
What my clients are saying
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"What I love most about knowing my best colors is all the compliments I get from other people - sometimes from people who don’t even know me."
Priscilla
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"Knowing my colors has helped me feel more confident and assured when I'm buying clothes, prepping for a big work session, and just being a tired mom of two toddlers. When I wear my colors, I feel more 'on' even if I'm barely awake."
Julie
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"I feel 10 times more confident knowing I'm wearing what looks best on me. It is truly life changing."
Rochelle