No makeup
Use a bare face. Even tinted skincare, color corrector, or heavy blush can distort the read.
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Personal color analysis guide
Image requirements
For the most accurate personal color analysis, your image should show your bare face, neck, and natural hair together. The classifier is looking for harmony between skin, eyes, and hair, so those features need to be visible in the same photo.
Use a bare face. Even tinted skincare, color corrector, or heavy blush can distort the read.
Stand near a window in steady daylight. Avoid direct sun, low light, and strong side shadows.
Skip artificial lamps, fluorescent bulbs, screen glare, filters, beauty modes, and color edits.
Use a plain neutral wall or background so reflected color does not affect your skin tone.

front-facing / neutral expression / no filters
If hair is dyed, keep natural roots visible so depth and temperature can be assessed.
Hair should be visible, but keep it away from cheeks and jaw so your face is unobstructed.
Include your neck and upper chest to check continuity across exposed skin.
Show skin, eyes, and hair together in a front-facing portrait with a neutral expression.
This upload accepts one image, so choose the clearest portrait that meets the standards above.
If a retry is needed, a second photo with the same lighting can help confirm the result.
Review your image on a neutral screen setting when possible, especially before choosing a retry.
Turn off Night Shift or other blue-light filters before judging whether the image color looks true.
why it matters
Good conditions reveal real undertone, depth, and clarity.
Clear undertone identification leads to a more harmonious season and palette.
High-quality images help produce more precise, reliable results.