I Got a Personal Color Analysis and Couldn't Believe The Results | Tamsen Fadal
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- I went into this color analysis SO confident about what my colors were going to be but I was so wrong 😅
Mariana, also known as The Outfit Curator, is a Color Expert who helped me determine which colors truly complement my skin tone, eyes, and hair. It's incredible how the right colors can totally transform your look!
I have some homework to do... now that I know what colors look best on me, it's time to go through my closet. This will change the way I pick out my wardrobe, makeup, and accessories from now on. Let me know if you want to see more on this journey, I have some shopping to do!
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About Tamsen Fadal:
Tamsen Fadal is an Emmy award-winning journalist, documentary filmmaker, and menopause advocate. Known as social media’s midlife mentor, her candor and relatability have established her as a leading voice in the menopause space with a passionate, loyal social media audience of 3+ million.
Tamsen is the producer and executive producer of the PBS documentary The M Factor, Shredding the Silence on Menopause which is the first documentary of its kind confronting the neglected menopause crisis, challenging societal and medical shortcomings, and advocating for a revolutionary approach to women’s health. From the boardroom to the stage at SXSW to Capitol Hill, she advocates for policies that eliminate the stigma of menopause and foster a work environment where women feel comfortable discussing and managing their midlife health journey.
After more than three decades as a television news anchor, Tamsen made the bold decision to pivot her career towards women’s health advocacy. She’s the best friend helping guide women through midlife and beyond, acting as a one-stop resource for everything they need to know to live their best lives.
Equally passionate about health, Tamsen holds a certificate in holistic health coaching from the Institute for Integrative Nutrition (IIN), serves on the national board of Let’s Talk Menopause and is a strong voice in the fight against breast cancer after losing her mother to the disease in 1990.
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She looks like an example of a deep winter who needs soft colors - or rather, a soft summer who has high contrast and needs dark colors. I've seen this a lot. I think this is one of the most common ways that the 12 season system fails.
I think you gotta good point! I think for me too - either spring with more neutral, medium range colors, or summer with more lively medium range colors. Many people don't fit into one of the 12.
Yes in the 16 season system, she'd be a dark summer :) so deep, soft and cool shades
I have olive undertones and both fuchsia pink and orange look good on me but anything beige makes me look dead.
Oh interesting !!! I didn’t know summers could be deep--I thought it was a function of winter
@@KaliKali-hv9bt Dark Summer has the coolness and depth of the deep winter but is much softer :)
I feel like they steer all women over 40 to soft summer with this updated color analysis bc the softer colors are easier to wear for most people. Especially with no makeup on. Bottom line is wear the colors you love and feel good wearing!
I'll add that you can pull off almost any color. Just adjust your makeup to complement it! ❤
It depends. Some types can age with bright eyes and some brightness in the skin. But the majority of people when aging start to have less bright skin (more pigmentation: from the sun) and lighter hair. Hence a more light season. Also, some people also loose some brightness in their eyes.
Can I add too? that we all kind of edge to the shades & colour we like & don’t forget those compliments,I love colour that warms me up as I’m neutral,I look healthier.When I died my hair chestnut brown,the compliments I got because I looked healthier & could wear more makeup ,now I go for warm blond chunky streaks & I’m happy at that,at 53 ,nothing is perfect anymore but I haven’t given up lol 🇬🇧🇺🇸
Sorry, but shocked to see such a terrible colour consultation, very little explanation, not done in a scientific or accurate order at all! Any good consultant will check for warm or cool first, that takes quite a long time, then go on to light or dark, then narrow it down further and further, with no seasons mentioned until the end (so as not to prejudice results). Please look at Colour Analysis Studio on TH-cam for a real consultation. What is presented here is a quick, sketchy, inaccurate form of the real thing!
I second this, Color Analysis Studio are fantastic.
True! They are the best color analysis channel on yt!🙌
Any color can be defined by temperature, depth and saturation level. There’s no primary or secondary aspect,they are all even. So you can start with ether. Just because someone else does it a certain way, doesn’t mean it’s the only correct way. In addition, starting with temperature may not be a good idea for neutrals or olives cause they have both. In this example lady is olive leaning warm ( not neutral as the consultant concluded, but mistake which is often made cause both olive and neutral have yellow and blue and the difference is in the amount of red in the skin ) not cool or warm. The 12 seasons system is flawed and incomplete in general and this was a great example of it. However, I do have to agree, there was very little to non explanation about how colors work and interact with one another to provide better understanding for a client why certain colors are better than others for them. This felt more intuitive rather than relying on actual color theory.
I wouldn't say this is a good example of the 12 seasons methods at all, although agree many, if not most, people are neutral. The tendancy though, is to still lean one way or the other, either warm/neutral or cool/neutral. @@YulianaChiPhotography
Well that was "interesting". I hope she gets a second opinion. House of Colour is usually very good. And I truly hope she hasn't thrown her clothes away yet.
I am also soft summer with dark hair and dark eyes❤
I knew she was Deep Winter the second the video started. Maybe in this system, she is Soft Summer, but in other systems, she is a perfect example of Deep Winter.
I have very similar colouring to her, with a touch less contrast, and I thought that I was soft summer for about 6 months until I started wearing more brown and burgundy again. I then realized that I was a deep winter who can borrow from the “shaded summer” palette which is basically the soft summer palette but darker. The palette is also called “tinted summer” and “toasted summer”. I think this is probably true of Tamsen. She is a bit more high contrast than me… we have similar colouring but I have a bit more pink in my skin.
In other words, you’re right!
I think her best fit would be the 16 season system Dark Summer
Deep Winter is a very likely candidate. Absolutely not tonally soft. If we look at her features the first thing we see is everything is dark.
I think her CONTRAST (black/white pattern versus grey/white) is the key. As you get older your contrast softens, and that may change where your sit on the color analysis wheel. Like she said herself, she has grays in her hair, she used to wear a dark red, but it doesn't work the same anymore. The contrast in you skin and lips etc. becomes softer also. I've seen other color analysts talking about this and I'm suspecting it might be happening to me also. I was deemed a winter when I was in my twenties and now that I'm 46 I react a little differently to some of those colors.
I knew you were a soft summer. My sister has the same type of colouring. You look enchanting with your colours. The lady who did your colouring was extremelly professional. I also have an light olive skin tone and I can't wear gold either.
You looking at the color, you should look att your face
Exactly.
You haven't been wearing the wrong colors, you just want a change. The new you!
She moved the colors way too fast to reallly judge how they affected your face.
this is such a good investment. I had my colours done, analysed as true winter.. I had to get rid off so much yellow and mustard in my wardrobe..I was also deluded 😂
you look beautiful in those pinks and blues, gorgeous 😍
This is so interesting. Thank you for taking us along. I have seen other ones where they cover the hair
Covering the hair is the only way to get a true analysis, as this can change so much - with dyeing, with fading in sun, with age and so on. But to be honest, I don't rate this consultation much at all, not very professional in my view.
Soft Summer is too grey for her, it drains her skin. Olive skin needs a bit of intensity (not overly intense though), otherwise it becomes grey itself. The Cool Winter is a bit too intense for her, but closer in my opinion. I think shes a perfect example of a Soft Winter in the 16 seasons (or maybe even a Deep Soft Summer, depending on how soft one likes the colors to be, guess thats up to personal preference). The 12 seasons system is asymmetrical in that regard, there are only soft-cool-light (soft summer) and soft-warm-deep (soft autumn), but no soft-cool-deep and soft-warm-light seasons. There is no logical reason why this asymmetry exists. She is clearly at (slightly deeper)+(slightly cooler)+(slightly soft). None of these 3 characteristic is standing out too much, that may also be a reason why the 12-system with the strict separations and focuses on one characteristic fails.
9:36 thanks for saying that about yellow overtone for olives.. something to consider
I am also soft, med/deep, and cool and prefer gold jewelry. I think it’s bc it’s softer than silver.
The expert is letting the client have too much about what she "likes" in a true color analisis its how your skin reacts to the colors ,not what u like. This expert seems to weak an flimsy
As soon as I saw your face I thought Summer although I thought True Summer but the Soft Summer really looks amazing on you!
I'm a True Winter (draped by a pro). I agree that you are a Soft Summer. But you have a vivid personality, and I think she was too quick to agree with you a couple of times. I think she was leaning toward having you cover your hair (which she should have due to some coloring history), but was hesitant to ask. She didn't spend enough time explaining softness. Even so, I think Soft Summer, but able to borrow darker soft hues is perfect on you. Like Katie Holmes. :)
You are either a soft winter or a deep summer. Your characteristics are soft, neutral cool and medium deep.
OMG, soooo much to consider but love the options (bcuz I love color).
The patterns are terrible confusing
You should organize your closet in rainbow order.
You should organize your closet in whatever works for you. I don't need that much organization. If you do, great.
@@MaryYoungblood-xy8vg Actually it can help with your decision fatigue when choosing our clothes to wear in the morning. And it looks beautiful. But i understand that it can be a little hard to pull all the closet out (i know its hard, because i did that myself, and i have a hard time with colour coordination). MAybe some day you may want to give it a try. But if it works for you, stick with it!
@@andreiadetavora8471 I don't struggle making decisions on what to wear. I decide, get dressed and go. Again, you do you and that's great. I will do what works for me. We are all different.
Soft summer indeed, the hair colour is too warm
I think it's wrong to do this colour analysis with her hair included, as that is dyed, and likely giving wrong reading of result
Thanks for this
I forgot to say that Sarah Ryan The Style Coach, also on TH-cam from Ireland is the only other online consultant I would trust. She uses idential methods to the Colour Analyst Studio ladies in Australia (the ladie themselves are Italian). Have a look at Sarah if don't know her, she is equally wonderful, and beautifully conducts her analysis too.
Also, Carol Brailey in Toronto is great!
@@joycerichardson1810 Yes, absolutely, although I think she uses different methods from the two I mentioned. I do love Carols videos, watch all the time, and think she has real intuitive skill - not so sure how she gets there though, which is my only big question. .
You should look at dark/deep summer and soft winter, which are kind of a mix of dark winter and soft summer from my understanding.
It might be that you just look better in dark winter colors that are slightly more softer or something of that nature. Don't forget that everything in color analysis is on a spectrum - deep or light, warm or cool, muted or saturated. The 4 seasons or 12 subtypes (or however many subtypes) are just key points on those many spectrums. If you think logically, all of humanity is not going to fit neatly into 12 boxes, we are going to be on different places on those multiple spectrums. And the seasonal palettes also don't really account for true neutrality - I can't see a reason why a person can't be more neutral than warm or cool.
Style Me Jenn has a video on deep summer and soft winter, that wouldn't be a bad place to start if you are interested.
This is the worst Color advice I have ever seen. That's so horrable.
This is so weird. I was thinking you are winter. I am blond winter my daughter is blond summer. I can see here how you really are same as my daughter soft summer. I use black hair and am bright winter.
I'm olive and yellow makes me look sick lol. This is so cool
This is not a good color consult 😢
You haven't been wearing the wrong colors, you just want a change. The new you!
Enjoyed !! Thank you!!