You've Received 5 Different Colour Analysis Results... To Me That's Totally Normal
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ค. 2024
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To me it is normal in colour analysis to visit different colour analysis professionals and receive different colour analysis results. And because this is normal I made a decision after the AICI conference after watching this session discussed in this post to never think another professional is wrong again. To me it is normal that there are differences in results.
From my perspective people who have had multiple colour analysis’ can be a difficult scenario to address as I have no idea what another professional saw/did not see based on their system, training and experience. I think the question really is about - would someone more junior / senior in the system you were colour analyzed in agree with them. Please do not expect the same results from different colour analysis professionals and systems, you just may be disappointed in the likely event you receive different opinions. (Said with love!) 💕⭐️🎨
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You're a lovely person! This seems like it would be a difficult situation. However I do believe it's important to note that even professionals can make mistakes and have incorrect results. Not just with color analysis but in any field. For example I had a severe ankle injury and went to a top sports medicine well renowned orthopedic surgeon. He spent 5 minutes with me and gave me a diagnosis and a brace and sent me to physical therapy. The physical therapist was puzzled and spent weeks trying to figure out what was actually wrong and gave me a different diagnosis of his own. I was thankful to find him because the correct diagnosis was essential in helping me learn to walk again.
I think you are taking the high road here. I think a lot of confusion stems from using different fixed grids of categories using ambiguous terms like spring, autumn over a series of 4 sliding scales for value, temperature, clarity, and contrast. Personally, I am light to medium leaning light, neutral leaning a bit cool, pretty clear as I look ghastly in greyed tones, and low contrast. Pale skin, light brown hair at puberty which is white now, green eyes. Putting myself as light summer, but use a lot of the light spring colors as well. Works for me. I am sure with that many meh positions on the scales, I could get a lot of different results. In the 70s I was typed as winter, but that never fit. I am assuming my muted color allergy tipped me over in that four category system. I remember being disappointed as I preferred the summer or spring colors. Thanks for all you do.
I’ve gotten True Spring, Light Spring, Soft Summer, and Soft Autumn, as well as “Intriguing” under a different system.
I’m low contrast, light features, slight grey overtones to my overall blondness. I’ve sort of created a custom palette of neutral undertone, light-medium depth, slightly hazy colors that look lovely on me. Some systems don’t even have a category for people like me who are both very light but also very “not clear” / grayish-hued.
I’m very similar. My analyst settled on Soft Summer but agreed that some Soft Autumn and even some Light Spring aren’t bad at all on me. I suppose the fact that the majority of Soft Summer are good on me whereas a few from other nearby seasons are pretty good on me points to me being Soft Summer…but I’ve done much like you have and curated a collection of clothing that is not too dark, not too warm and not too bright!
You are such a nice person it's very hard for you to make a definite and public statement that someone else is on the wrong track. This process needs to be scientifically standardized to have real consistency and thus genuine meaning.
Unfortunately in this industry I do not think there will ever be agreement on 1 system and methodology to go with so my advice is always choose the system that resonates with you… 🎨⭐️💕
I bet a lot of confusion comes when people are trying to equate a 12 season system with your 16 season system. I LOVE watching your videos! I am learning so much 😊
We are on a spectrum and in every system could be another of our features highlighted. The important part is to understand the colors and their influence on our coloring.
I've been reading about "season's personalities", and summers, like Carol, are deep thinkers, exacting and hate /avoid conflict, see how she's saying " I would never say that another colour professional is wrong!" ....hee hee, where as I as a spring would have probably said it!
I don't have a problem with different results from different systems. I have volunteered a few times for friends of friends in training, and also had a few updates as I started to age and change eye and hair colours naturally. To be honest, all the results came out warm, warm autumn, warm sprng and bright spring. I might have been worried if I came out cool. I was originally done as deep autumn in my thirties and that felt right for decades. However, I do have a problem with analysis been done in artificial light (more than one!) and coloured hair not being covered. Also, one told me, to make her diagnosis work, I had to dye my greying hair back to very dark brown. I was really unsure about that advise.
I have been typed (in person) as a Spring (twice), Light Spring, Light Summer (twice). Confusing.