Def feel like Rainie should be included more, she feels like the middle ground between audience and youtuber. When she isnt included its almost like im not either lmfao... ALMOST
her voice is so sweet and warm! I love when you guys have these cool interesting guests that share their work and passions! More guests guys! Yall are such pros now in interviewing, so please more !!!!
honestly!!! haejin framing it as these are your best colours instead of just these are your colours helped me with a lot of my issues with colour analysis. it never really sat right with me that people just get boxed into certain colours, especially when their closet is the opposite colours, because sometimes what is flattering isn't what people strive for, they just want to look a specific way. so this reframing of yes you can and should wear whatever is in your closet, but suppliment it with what you learnt today feels a lot more of a focus on personal style and also not just throwing out everything that you own. because while yeah, becky and matt were joking about it, it is not sustainable nor super conducive to look at what your instincts are with styling yourself and just backing against that. sorry for the rant i just have lots of feelings about colour analysis and this video was probably one of the first ones i really enjoyed (not that i have seeked out a lot of videos about the topic lmfao)
This was exactly the issue I had when I did my colour analysis in Korea!! I was asking my consultant about how I could wear cooler colours even though I was an Autumn tone (I love warmer mauves and lavender, my wardrobe also has a lot of grey blues like what haejin is wearing simply because my favourite colour is Blue). She basically insinuated that I shouldn't bother with cool tones because they won't look good on me. Though my consultant wasn't wrong per se because I definitely looked the best with colours like warm rose pinks and tan beige browns, it just felt very one dimensional and rigid. Haejin is definitely one of the better colour analysis consultants out there and her expertise is way more dynamic that a lot of the colour analysis consultants I've come across on the nets.
omg for Matt's color matching, my brain is so rotted that when they said autumn, all I could think of was Trixie from UNHhhh going "do you like it? it's autumn sunrise!" LOL
Yes! I remember this from dutch television in the 80’s. Nicole Rudolph did a great video about the ( problematic) history of it. th-cam.com/video/fGiVOabpts0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=JXOPfoJhgrbu9_37
Yep, but with far more advanced systems! In the 80s it was four seasons based on what you look like rather than how colors react with your skin in-person. We have also updated the seasons from four to twelve, with 4 "true" seasons and 8 "neutral" seasonal blends. About 80% of people are neutral seasons with either their value or chroma landing in one of the extremes.
The thing is if you want to wear the opposite colors of your pallete you will highlight contrast and that can be fashionable too. The color scheme analysis creates harmony with your features, but you can wear outfits to stand out with impact. Like a warm tone black woman wearing a bright pink dress. Theres nothing wrong with it.
Haejin is so cute! I wish I lived in southern CA so I could book with her! I’ve always wanted to do this but this made me want to even more 😅 I would love to see her on the Trypod too!
I love that you got your colors done! Knowing your best colors is such a game changer and almost like a cheat code when shopping for clothes or makeup. Plus it always feels nice when you start getting compliments from random strangers when your colors are on point. The interesting thing with color is that is three-dimensional, with hue (warm/cool), value (light/dark), and chroma (bright/soft) all playing essential roles. The "settings" of each of the three dimensions are like a synthesizer, so if you move one, the other two automatically adjust. One of the most important things to remember if you are looking to get your colors done is that it isn't about what you look like and overtone is different from undertone. This means it is about how colors react in-person with your skin, rather than focusing on what you "should" be based on your skin/eye/hair color. This also means not to get caught up in your overtone. For example, it is super common to have "warm" golden or olive skin and a neutral-cool or cool undertone. So don't waste your time looking at veins or getting too worked up about silver vs gold. Most people are one of the 8 neutral seasons aka season blends (the Brights - BW and BSp, Lights - LSp and LSu, Softs - SA and SSu, and Darks - DW and DA) can wear both if the right depth and finish. 💜
I feel like sometimes they agree to her even when they don't 100% understand what she's saying hahaha. She has a way with words that you would agree to anything she says so I get them. She knows her stuff really well.
I might be screaming into the void here, but this is NOT A PODCAST! I loved the video…but this is a video. I did move to TH-cam and watch it, but it’s really frustrating. They keep saying “sorry tot be audio listeners,” but that is the literal goal function of a podcast. It’s not a video!
The actual analysis wasn’t in the podcast version. They only talk about the process and then explain that they didn’t put in actual analysis in because wouldn’t work well audio only. They skip over to discussion of the session.
How fun! I would love to get this done. I mainly go for colours that make me happy, so I feel a bit ill equipped. I'm half Korean and half Caucasian. My face is very warm toned (ruddy), while the rest is fairly cool/olive toned... i think (?). Ugh, professional help needed! I loved seeing your sessions! ❤😂🎉
This is an awesome guest. Thank you for introducing the viewers to color analysis. I have a couple of questions. Would this be different if the analysis is done outdoors, as opposed to indoors? Also, what can be done to help clients who are color blind? Keep up the awesome work. And, take care. 💙
She mentioned that her and Becky are the same color tone, so she could have been speaking about both of them? I'm not sure if she used "we" when speaking to Matt as well .
I think I need a color analysis done. Mainly because I have no idea what color my skin is lol. Character creations take me forever because I don't know what kind of brown I am. Honestly though, I let my sister and husband choose clothes they think look best on me.
It's not about adding rules or limiting expression - it's simply helping give people some clarity and direction about what colors flatter their complexion. Which in turn helps reduce overconsumerism and overspending on clothes that people don't end up wearing because they liked something in the store but can't pinpoint why it never really looks that good on themselves. Usually that's because when they go to put it on, it's the color making them look sallow. Having clarity on one's color season can help people to tailor their wardrobe accordingly. Which in turn can help open up someone's sense of personal style and playfulness with color and expression, after getting some confidence that they can branch out beyond their comfort zone or neutrals. She gives great advice in this video that anyone can use at home - it'd be a good activity to do with friends since it's easier to be more objective about someone else.
Kinda sad we didn't get to see Rainie's, but maybe she'll do one on her own.
I know! I love seeing Rainie as a part of the group. She should be a cast member imo.
Def feel like Rainie should be included more, she feels like the middle ground between audience and youtuber. When she isnt included its almost like im not either lmfao... ALMOST
her voice is so sweet and warm! I love when you guys have these cool interesting guests that share their work and passions! More guests guys! Yall are such pros now in interviewing, so please more !!!!
honestly!!! haejin framing it as these are your best colours instead of just these are your colours helped me with a lot of my issues with colour analysis. it never really sat right with me that people just get boxed into certain colours, especially when their closet is the opposite colours, because sometimes what is flattering isn't what people strive for, they just want to look a specific way. so this reframing of yes you can and should wear whatever is in your closet, but suppliment it with what you learnt today feels a lot more of a focus on personal style and also not just throwing out everything that you own. because while yeah, becky and matt were joking about it, it is not sustainable nor super conducive to look at what your instincts are with styling yourself and just backing against that.
sorry for the rant i just have lots of feelings about colour analysis and this video was probably one of the first ones i really enjoyed (not that i have seeked out a lot of videos about the topic lmfao)
This was exactly the issue I had when I did my colour analysis in Korea!! I was asking my consultant about how I could wear cooler colours even though I was an Autumn tone (I love warmer mauves and lavender, my wardrobe also has a lot of grey blues like what haejin is wearing simply because my favourite colour is Blue). She basically insinuated that I shouldn't bother with cool tones because they won't look good on me. Though my consultant wasn't wrong per se because I definitely looked the best with colours like warm rose pinks and tan beige browns, it just felt very one dimensional and rigid.
Haejin is definitely one of the better colour analysis consultants out there and her expertise is way more dynamic that a lot of the colour analysis consultants I've come across on the nets.
I want to see her do Kwesi or Joyce, or both.
heyy i remember when you told the podcast before that you need to do color analysis. happy it finally happened!
love love haejin’s vibe and framing of color analysis!!
Petition to see Becky do a makeup look in her best colours! 🥹
omg for Matt's color matching, my brain is so rotted that when they said autumn, all I could think of was Trixie from UNHhhh going "do you like it? it's autumn sunrise!" LOL
You Can Sit With Us becoming You Can Plog With Us!!!
OMG - it's the 80's all over again. Color analysis was huge then.
Yes! I remember this from dutch television in the 80’s. Nicole Rudolph did a great video about the ( problematic) history of it. th-cam.com/video/fGiVOabpts0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=JXOPfoJhgrbu9_37
@@lauriedegraafvideo essay recs in the comment section? Love this!
I remember my mom having the book “color me beautiful “ in the early 90s.
@@lauriedegraaf Yes to the ever-educational Nicole Rudolph!
Yep, but with far more advanced systems! In the 80s it was four seasons based on what you look like rather than how colors react with your skin in-person. We have also updated the seasons from four to twelve, with 4 "true" seasons and 8 "neutral" seasonal blends. About 80% of people are neutral seasons with either their value or chroma landing in one of the extremes.
The thing is if you want to wear the opposite colors of your pallete you will highlight contrast and that can be fashionable too. The color scheme analysis creates harmony with your features, but you can wear outfits to stand out with impact. Like a warm tone black woman wearing a bright pink dress. Theres nothing wrong with it.
Keith really found the perfect woman, Becky, a woman who looks great in all blue 💙🔵😂😂
Haejin is so cute! I wish I lived in southern CA so I could book with her! I’ve always wanted to do this but this made me want to even more 😅 I would love to see her on the Trypod too!
I love the powerpoint presentation! so cute!
I love that you got your colors done! Knowing your best colors is such a game changer and almost like a cheat code when shopping for clothes or makeup. Plus it always feels nice when you start getting compliments from random strangers when your colors are on point.
The interesting thing with color is that is three-dimensional, with hue (warm/cool), value (light/dark), and chroma (bright/soft) all playing essential roles. The "settings" of each of the three dimensions are like a synthesizer, so if you move one, the other two automatically adjust.
One of the most important things to remember if you are looking to get your colors done is that it isn't about what you look like and overtone is different from undertone. This means it is about how colors react in-person with your skin, rather than focusing on what you "should" be based on your skin/eye/hair color. This also means not to get caught up in your overtone. For example, it is super common to have "warm" golden or olive skin and a neutral-cool or cool undertone. So don't waste your time looking at veins or getting too worked up about silver vs gold. Most people are one of the 8 neutral seasons aka season blends (the Brights - BW and BSp, Lights - LSp and LSu, Softs - SA and SSu, and Darks - DW and DA) can wear both if the right depth and finish. 💜
This deserve to be on the main channel
I loved this, but I think this was waaaaaay to visual as a concept for a podcast, I think I would have liked to see this better as a video
I loved this episode so much!
I feel like sometimes they agree to her even when they don't 100% understand what she's saying hahaha. She has a way with words that you would agree to anything she says so I get them. She knows her stuff really well.
I might be screaming into the void here, but this is NOT A PODCAST! I loved the video…but this is a video. I did move to TH-cam and watch it, but it’s really frustrating. They keep saying “sorry tot be audio listeners,” but that is the literal goal function of a podcast. It’s not a video!
I’m glad someone said it. They do this often on the try pod too. I came to watch the vid but it defeats the purpose of a podcast.
The actual analysis wasn’t in the podcast version. They only talk about the process and then explain that they didn’t put in actual analysis in because wouldn’t work well audio only. They skip over to discussion of the session.
Podcasts walked so plogs could run
Loved the purples on Becky! 💜😍
I love this! I want to see everyone get their colors done!
How fun! I would love to get this done. I mainly go for colours that make me happy, so I feel a bit ill equipped.
I'm half Korean and half Caucasian. My face is very warm toned (ruddy), while the rest is fairly cool/olive toned... i think (?).
Ugh, professional help needed!
I loved seeing your sessions!
❤😂🎉
Came over from listening on Spotify to watch this 😂
This is an awesome guest. Thank you for introducing the viewers to color analysis. I have a couple of questions. Would this be different if the analysis is done outdoors, as opposed to indoors? Also, what can be done to help clients who are color blind? Keep up the awesome work. And, take care. 💙
Loved this video ! You can so tell on each of you
Over an hour? Let's goooooo!
FINALLLLLYYYY IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS!!!!!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
I would’ve really liked to see Rainie try this 😢
I guess this should be on the main channel / try guys channel. But it nice that YCSWU have a tryplog-ish episode. 😄
This was such a fun episode!!!
yep this was a huge deal in the 80s
Omg i cant wait to watch this!!!! I've been waiting ❤
This is so fun to watch! I hope we can see matt and becky trying the clothes in those colors later for updates! ❤
wow she is an icon. i would love to work with her at her studio!
Is there a reason she keeps saying we and our? Like “look at our face, we are cool, we aren’t a jewel tone”
She mentioned that her and Becky are the same color tone, so she could have been speaking about both of them? I'm not sure if she used "we" when speaking to Matt as well .
I’m glad this was on TH-cam because it would’ve been so frustrating to listen to as a podcast. 😅
I think I need a color analysis done. Mainly because I have no idea what color my skin is lol. Character creations take me forever because I don't know what kind of brown I am. Honestly though, I let my sister and husband choose clothes they think look best on me.
any chance we’re ever gonna get YCSWU on the streamer??
I want to be a cool summer mermaid!🧜🏼♀️
Is it my headphones or does the sound sound really weird?
Who listened to the pod then switched?
Um, where was Rainie's color analysis?!
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Color analysis seems like such a ripe off honestly. Fashion is suppose to be about expressing yourself. Its odd to put rules on something so creative.
It's not about adding rules or limiting expression - it's simply helping give people some clarity and direction about what colors flatter their complexion. Which in turn helps reduce overconsumerism and overspending on clothes that people don't end up wearing because they liked something in the store but can't pinpoint why it never really looks that good on themselves. Usually that's because when they go to put it on, it's the color making them look sallow. Having clarity on one's color season can help people to tailor their wardrobe accordingly. Which in turn can help open up someone's sense of personal style and playfulness with color and expression, after getting some confidence that they can branch out beyond their comfort zone or neutrals. She gives great advice in this video that anyone can use at home - it'd be a good activity to do with friends since it's easier to be more objective about someone else.
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Loved the content of this ep and your guest but I have to agree with other comments - this is not a podcast ep. Its too visual.