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- I'm SO excited to be partnering with my TH-cam bestie Signe from @UseLess_dk ! Signe is a slow fashion creator here on TH-cam, and she's also a professional Color and Style Consultant! In today's video, Signe is going to breakdown exactly what colors look best on me, and she'll share exactly how you can find your own color season and personal color type, so you can mindfully add color into your own wardrobe to spice things up!
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I'm Christina, friendly neighbourhood human on the internet slash pharmacist. You may have previously known me as Style Apotheca. I'm living in Toronto, Canada and on my channel you'll find me on my journey towards minimalism, being content with less, recovery from a shopping addiction, and my journey towards financial freedom from over $120,000 in student loan debt. Thank you SO much for watching and taking the time out of your day to support my channel. A little thumb always helps support me!
Thank you soooo much Signe for being on the channel today! I learned soooo much about color and how to mindfully add it to a wardrobe! Head on over to Signe’s channel Use Less where we are chatting all things low buy! th-cam.com/video/C_ytX53Bs5M/w-d-xo.html
My pleasure!! ❤️❤️❤️ thanks for having me! 🎉
That contrast is so powerful! When the photos come up I have no idea what I'm looking at, but when Signe explains it it instantly clicks.😯
literally my two favorite youtubers- the combo i didn’t know i needed so badly
I had a Color Me Beautiful consultation back in 1996 after the birth of my first child. It was great and I have used it ever since. I was classified as a Cool Winter at the time and have stuck with this over the years. It can be difficult to find silver when everyone is going gaga for gold, but I have stuck to my guns. Even it that means waiting years to find just the right belt or handbag with silver hardware. It has paid off in the long run of me not purchasing anything orange over the years. Funny enough, I always get complements when I wear royal blue, but I don't wear this color nearly enough. Nice to see that CMB is still relevant. And yes, I had Carol Jackson's book back in the day.
I had a Colour Me Beautiful consultation in probably 1985 when I was found to be a Winter. There were only the four seasons at the time and I would be interested in finding my sub-group. I still have my Carol Jackson book.
I actually love warm colors on you if they were to be deep. I think a dark brown, purple or rust would look gorgeous on you! This video was super fun and helpful, love Signe as well. I've been subscribed for a long time.😊
I had my colours done about 40 years ago in the “Colour Me Beautiful-Carol Jackson” method. It really opened my eyes. I don’t think your guest mentioned this, but for me it made shopping so much easier. No need to look at everything, just look at the items in your colours. I hope it works out as well for you as it did for me.
Completely agree, I always think you look so vibrant in darker colors. So excited for you!!
Two of my favorite women in sustainable fashion! 🤗 It was such a treat to learn more about your profession and see some of your process, Signe! 😍👏 It was really cool to see that you already have a lot of your “best colors” in your wardrobe, Christina! 😍 We should all pay more attention to colors we are intuitively drawn to! It was also really interesting to see how Signe would style colors that aren’t a part of your “best colors”. Loved this collab! 👏🤗
I loved her analysis of you because she really helped you see what is flattering on you! I have followed signe for longer than I have you but I love that you both have similar mindsets on things and its nice to see you embrace the deep colours :)
i like this explanation better than the seasons format! great breakdown w the examples from your wardrobe 😍
I’m a kindergarten teacher. I found the comment about kindergarten teachers hilarious and true. I find I have a lot of color in my wardrobe and I’d like to figure out what more muted and neutral colors i could wear when I’m not working. I think I’m the opposite of most people here.
Love that she considers the individuals lifestyle.
Mmm maybe you can invest in neutrals but then you can add a happy-bright-kindergarten-friendly cardigan or neck scarf 🧣 to finish the outfit
Lolll I just started the video but I also love color! I am a neutrals-hater 😂 (not on other ppl, just me)
This is a generalization of course, but every Kindergarten teacher I’ve known has an amazing vibe! They’re truest a unique group. Thank you for educating our future generation!
@@watercolourartincapetown2919 I love this idea
Learning I’m a primary deep warm color who lives at the beach and plays with soft warms in the summer has changed the way I shop COMPLETELY … this knowledge is golden.
Omg u have to do a kibbie body now!
I’m a romantic body type (my width is all flesh even when not overweight) & now I understand why BLAZERS ARE NOT ESSENTIAL FOR ME…. The only way I can wear them is if I’m really clever about it.
I had my colours done over thirty five years ago and I find it so much easier to find colours that suit me, but I must admit at present I love just black, it calms me. I have always loved you in your green jacket and thought you were cool like myself. I loved gold jewellery but find I now prefer silver or rose gold. Enjoy the experimenting with your new palate.
This is so cool! I just had my colors done and got the results back a couple of weeks ago. It helped explain why I felt good in a. certain dress or outfit or just couldn't reach for that warm gold or terracotta sweater I bought for fall years back. It has definitely helped guide me in purchase decisions. I really liked hearing Signe's take on all this!
I loved that new green turtleneck (you got it a month or so ago) on you. Now I know why!😘
Hey Christina I’m the same as you: deep-cool-clear! Im heading in my closet to look at my wardrobe to prepare my outfits for the week knowing my color palette! I will try to pair my non-recommended colors with great deep neutrals 🥰🙏🏼
About two years ago I got a consult and it blew my mind. I’m warm and muted and it finally explained why I could never figure out my foundation colors. I used to wear cool and bright and it make my skin ruddy so I’d be scrambling to figure out make up. I luckily I had already owned some of my best colors. But I had a lot of stuff that wasn’t.
I find this kind of stuff super interesting! Also love seeing Signe here. 💖
I have a capsule wardrobe that is all color! Bold, patterns, high saturation, it’s so fun!
I love Signe from Use Less! I am happy for this collaboration! Great video! Thank you!
Two of my fav TH-camrs in this space. Love your collab. Fantastic info
I loved this! I think the colour choices are spot on!
I really like Signe, she is so professional and so a nice person. She really help me
What an eye opener! I instinctively knew which colours would work on you, and I automatically thought you should pair a turtleneck with that pale mint shirt. But it was so lovely to have someone explain that thought process. So that I know how to replicate those instincts with others 👍 great video you two!
I had a colour analysis (which I have posted on my channel) done and found I am a winter colour, it was a revelation to find I can wear bright true red, greens, yellows and pinks. It changed the way I dress, completely.
I love everything you & Signe do. Such a great partnership fit.👍👌
I feel like I'm colorblind when it comes to that topic 😂. I either like the color or I don't regardless if someone says it fits me or not. Because I don't see a difference. The only thing I see is the color and not so much how it "effects" me.
I don't know what to do about that😞
In my opinion you don’t have to do anything at all! Remember we all perceive colour differently, some people love colour theory and others do perfectly fine without it. Doesn’t matter as long as you love what you wear! ❤️🙏🏻 xx
I saw a sherpa gilet on Lydia Tomlinson recently. She seriously rocked it. I bought a similar one which arrived today and I look like a sheep herder in it. I couldn't look less cool and more ridiculous if I tried. I knew deep down that I'm not a "gilet girl". Should have listened to my inner wisdom.
This was such a good video. I have been thinking about booking a colour consultation for this exact purpose of buying what suits/avoiding purchases that don’t suit me.
Loved these collaborations! You two talk so much sense! I’ve never had a professional colour analysis, but have researched it over many years. My colouring is very similar to yours, Christina, and I always gravitate towards the deep, cool, clear palette - it has made adding new pieces to my wardrobe SO much easier over time. 😊
I loved watching this Singe is one of my favorite fashion bloggers.
Best Christina quote: “I look like I have the flu.” 😂
So funny you put this out, I just went down this rabbit hole about 2 weeks ago 😝
After taking a long journey away from color I finally found my way back to color this past year. I found this awesome vintage pink shirt and wore it with red lipstick which I felt was very loud and daring but it honestly looked so good! It got me thinking about colors that would go good with my skin and someone told me about the color seasons theory, so I did a little test and found I’m somewhere in the realm of clear/light spring, which is funny because the shirt matched the pink tones really well with the clear spring palette. So now I kind of use that for inspiration when looking for colorful pieces. I don’t just dress in those colors but it is a good jumping off point
I’ve had two color analysis done as gifts. For all intents and purposes I’m a winter. Those colors look best on me and warm tones which are so popular now do not. Right now it’s very difficult to add winter colors because everything is so warm toned. Generally where people use camel I substitute gray, but gray is even hard to find now. I would like to add color to my wardrobe but it’s like finding a needle in the haystack.
I agree that grey is hard to find. I remember donating a few grey pieces when I moved as I had held onto them for so long looking for coordinates.
Great collaboration! So much fun to see the power of colour and you both sharing ideas❤️🇨🇦❤️
Wow, this was interesting to see side by side looks and how they might work.
WoW very interesting to analyse the intuitive choices …love that video do more of that Signe! It’s a bit more difficult to do on line but very interesting ❤
I’m quite pale with green eyes and dark blonde hair and I think I have the same palette as Signe. I also tend to buy clothing in those colours most of the time. I also find navy blue to be better than black for me as a neutral. It makes me look less pale.
I have light warm skin and now grey hair. I've gone from wearing gold jewellery to silver now that hair is grey. I've never understood why the classic camel coat doesn't suit me as it's a warm colour, I think it's just maybe too saturated. I tend to wear cool colours with my soft warm undertone. I think soft taupe, teal, sage green may be better than grey and blue. Any advice gratefully received.
Watch the videos of Color Analysis Studio. I very much doubt that you really have a warm skin tone (maybe you are that much used to perceiving your skin as "warm". Often one would need to see the direct comparsion with the drapes (one on top of the other, then one is pulled away quickly, that can be very revealing). Warm skin tone would mean more than the usual amount of yellow pigment (in a Caucasian, Asian, African, ... person).
Your palette very much sounds like a summer (cool and soft).
To make matters more complicated: the results of a colour analysis (for garments) will also determine you lipstick colour (if you are cool, you need cool lipstick colours) _but it does not necessarily apply to the hue of your foundation._
You may have to buy foundation that is declared to be "warm" - either because it is not named correctly by the producer OR it really has a bit more of yellow/orange pigment in it. (the colour yellow / orange neutralizes blue hues - so that yellow/ orange pigment in the foundation may be necessary to even out the teint. There might be areas with a bit more blueish / grey undertones, and the complentary colour in the foundation neutralizes or minimizes that. So the skin colour looks more even, all spots the same).
Well applied foundation only evens out the overall skin tone, and STILL lets pigmentation shine through. That pigmentation however is what determines whether you are warm (yellow hue - that is caused by yellow pigments) or blueish hues.
Also: Getting a tan does not change your season or subgroup. It increases the contrast / intentensity a bit, so you can pull off wearing colours that would be usually out of your range or at the end of your normal range.
The tan is a layer on top of your pigmentation (and those other pigments yellow, dark brown, rosy flesh / blood vessels, blue veins, grey undertone ... determines cool or warm type). So you might have to use a transparent ! layer of neutral-warm foundation - while wearing garments next to your face that are cool. And wearing a lipstip that is cool as well.
For eyes it is different, sometimes people (if they have enough space on the eyelid to do something) use the complentary colours. A woman with bright blue eyes that is a cool type might use the colour orange to enhance the eye colour. Well orange is a warm colour (and it is a complementary colour to blue = it is opposite to blue on the colour wheel).
Signe’s top brought out her eye color so well! She looks so good :). Christina has a different skin tone than Signe. Seeing the two on the same screen is pretty interesting.
This was so great! Your philosophies are so aligned it makes sense that you are friends! I have been wanting a color consult and keep wondering if a virtual consult with Signe would be a good move. I respect her so much. This gave me so much confidence. Looking forward to seeing some of these suggestions in your future videos, Christina!
She is soooo knowledgeable and flexible - like so open to helping you find items and colors that will work, and how to keep using the items that may be “wrong” for the palette but you still want to keep. I think a consult with her is a great gift and awesome to treat yourself too as well! ❤️
@@Christinamychas just finished Signe's video with you as guest. So so good. ❣️
@@Christinamychas Scheduled! 🤩
@@jacquelinea8224 let us know how it goes!
@@litylu sure! It's at the end of this month.
Learnt soooo much from this video LOVE YOU BOTH ❤ thanks Christina and Signe ❤
Had my colours done in the early 90s- & I still follow today. But, now 61 & have grey hair coming through - should I get them redone/updated ? I was dark blonde, light brown, with Auburn highlights. Very pale skin, grey/green eyes. - Warm /Autumn diagnosis.
Loved the idea of the lipstick to tone in a less flattering colour - really useful tip.
Obsessed with you both! I learned so much from this video, such informative content from both of you as always!
Im a little confused by the fact she separated all the color types. I love Jenn Vax from my color style. That resonated more with me, she combines light or deep with clear(bright) or soft and warm or cool. I just don't get the separation :/
Green is a warm color? Maybe some of them....
love this collaboration thanks! it kind of explains why white black and denim blue look so great on you (and sadly not on me). I sometimes think your coloring is like snow white:)
Wow - this was very informative!! Excellent video!!
I really want to get this done! I am still puzzled on my undertone
SUCH a cool video! Very much enjoyed :)
Love this stuff!
deep winter for sure
This was such a fun collaboration!
I am really confused when it comes to colours. Have Bluegreengray eyes and goldenblond Hair and very fair skin. I land definitly on the warm side but have no idea If i am clear, soft, light or more medium If its possible ? Therefore i Always look at more palettes and dont know which are more flattering on me
You could def book a consult with signe! I’m sure it would be illuminating! ❤
Read the original colour ananlysis book Color me beautiful! by Carole Jackson! So much more easier to understand and I agree more with that book than any new ideas which are always based on hers anyway, but complicate things unnecessarily. You are a Spring by her definition.
I have always loved warm tones yellows,oranges, reds but blushes and lipsticks in those tones looked awful on me I would always use the same lipstick a cool nude color. I knew I had a green undertone a true pale olive and it was hell finding anything that would look good on me I’m also a cool olive so that’s even harder. I recently got the Huda Jaguar pallet as a gift and it changed my life the cool tones made my skin look amazing my eyes just pop next I bought some mauve pink blushes and they make me look so much younger same with lipstick. I have always been against pinks since I personally love dark grunge colors but they never suited me.
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This is so great thanks!
This was great!
Loved!!!!!! This video!!!!!!
Fantastic video!
Great video 💚
Christina would look lots better with a darker and cooler brow colour, the current one looks almost ginger
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Oof nooooo… I saw the thumbnail and thought you look much brighter in the light shirt; and then she compared your tone to Audrey Tautou, yet I see a clear warm bias to your tone that isn’t in Tautou’s sampling. :s
IRL I assure you the light shirt makes me look unwell 🥲
139 euros for a one hour virtual consultation on what my colours are... Sadly not affordable during the UK recession at the moment :( Does anyone know of any affordable alternatives or free websites that might help me determine my colours? Thank you!
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@@adelerowe thank you very much!
Idk...doesn't seem right to me.
Is Christina's hair color naturally dark? Her complexion color and especially her brows, do not actually look 'brunette' to me. She would make an amazing looking blonde!
Just my 2 cents.
Yes naturally dark!
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I just don’t understand why you’re not classifying the colors as warm and cool first. Skin undertone is everything and is either cool or warm toned.
Saying clear and deep is not descriptive at all!
This concept has been around on & off since 4-H in 60’s. Wish fashion companies would get it. Gray, light pink, washed out colors do not work on we Northern Europeans. Where is navy, royal blue etc in our clothes choices.
I liked the warm green on you but I understand if you liked the deep colors moore safe.
I didn't like you soo much in light blue. The deep color on the deep color was nice, and not boring it realy pops on you.
Do not realy like the red lipstick when you got such nice eyes it distracts from them. Your natural look is way better.
The lightblue and red lipstick feels very forced something an 18 yearold would were, the deep on deep feels very classy, with your natural look and deep and beutifull eyes.
Exactly clodes is tribal!
i think you look better with a red lipstick with blue undertone. that was the only thing that was kind of off to me.
Color analysis can be life-changing! However, after having gone through an in-person analysis, I cannot understand how a virtual analysis can work; you need to see how the colors of the drapes reflect off your skin! Also, lighting in photos or on a video chat can make your skin look 'off'. I am a winter with olive skin which can look deceptively warm (cool undertone and warm overtone) and an online analysis might have incorrectly placed me as an autumn. I strongly recommend getting an in-person analysis to get the most accurate results! I went to House of Colour, which is expanding in the US and only does in-person drapings.
Same. Cool olive (I look positively green in the winter), medium skin which goes golden in the summer and masks the coolness. I was typed an autumn virtually but winter in person and the biggest issue is that my deep coloring and olive skin lend to both warm and cool tones, which is why draping is a must.
You're so right about how a colour next to our faces can do different things in real life. And so I believe the benefits of a virtual analysis are for just that: the virtual side of colour and how it behaves in the virtual world, so for example, what you said about "lighting in photos or on a video chat can make your skin look 'off'" ... looking into that as part of a virtual analysis - it's absolutely part of understanding colour and how we want to appear in photos or on screen when videoed etc... after all, it's often all we have to go by at the end of the day or I should say, after an event - the video and photos of ourselves. And the photos and videos are often how we share ourselves these days and ask our friends or family for advice on whether something looks good on us. So establishing how it is that we are looking on screen, in photos and in videos is a very big part of how I help clients understand their best colours. Understanding the DIFFERENTIAL between what we look like in a certain colour in real life, and what we look like in that colour in a photo is a pretty big deal that I think a lot of colour consulting has ignored. For any given occasion, we could ask ourselves: do I want to look good in this colour in real life and without having to wear much makeup, or do I want to look good on screen/in photos? For the majority of humanity, these are two very different processes and outcomes.
I wondered if a virtual consult would be as fun and accurate as an in person one. Clearly it is both. I love the trinity of considerations. If I love a color that I don’t think I look great in I either find it in socks and jammies or a piece of home decor. That way I can still love it and not look like I’m coming down with something. Thank you two for doing the collab and releasing on the weekend.
As someone who was color typed as a cool deep within the past year (mind-blowing tbh), I have found myself moving away from two tones I previously loved: orange and gold. Can’t wait to see if you start acquiring some silver jewelry, because I know you love your gold pieces!
I'm also curious about the jewelry. I was recently typed cool and I have a lot of gold jewelry. I will seek out some silver pieces because now that I know my colors, I am more drawn to silver. I'm also going to grow out my golden highlights.
@@jocelyntrumbo8753 I actually bought some pieces from Signe’s line with Stilnest! Unfortunately she shuttered the brand recently though. But yes, it’s a game changer - I can’t unsee how much better silver looks on me compared to gold.
@@angelaa.9915 Oh I bet Signe's pieces are nice!
Love this series! Something else that could help is changing the eyebrow pencil you use. Its quite warm, and an ashy or cool toned brow pencil would make a huge difference
Shine baby Shine- good point about her wyebrow color- I agree👍
Yes, bang on! Her brows look unnatural.
We have to be without make up to do the test, the "wrong" colors will accentuate the imperfection of the skin and the "rights" will work like a make up.
Warm bright lipsticks look best on me for sure. Based on this I started wearing bright warm colours just a couple weeks ago and they've lit up my skin completely! I tried to wear warm muted colours before, and before that deep cool colours. I was all over the colour wheel, but perhaps I've found my happy colour place :)
LOL...."back in MY day" we only had FOUR color palettes to choose from: spring, summer, autumn, winter. Christina, you would have been a winter. I appreciate how Color Me Beautiful has updated its techniques.
I love both of your channels so much and it was a pleasure to see you collaborate 💜 the colour analysis is amazing, bang on for you!
I had a color analysis done. I’m not really drawn to most of the colors in the palette and find I haven’t changed my wardrobe much because of it. I liked how you explained the primary versus the secondary and how to wear them. This information is incredibly helpful. I’m definitely missing my secondary color palette. I’ve got to figure this out. Thanks again for the thorough explanation. It was so helpful.
The teal turtleneck under that pastel green button up looked amazing!
Omg. My favourite girls!!! Love love love Signe, def trust her opinion and this is going to help me so much I already see some things I need to change and finally declutter sum warm colours from my wardrobe! Yay. Thank you
😍🙌🏻🙌🏻 so happy to hear that!
Hey! Christina I really really obsessed with your vlogs so so much you are my inspiration and I wish you reach 200K Subscribers very very soon!💞✨☺️
My 81 year old mom just recently got her colors done at Color Me Beautiful along with my sister. She took beige out of front and central and changed it to colors!
I’m a neutral who looks best in those jewel
tones. But I wonder if I need to have this done as I’ve grown out my grey hair which changes everything.
Thank you!
Yes I’m thinking the same. I had dark blond hair and am now mostly grey. I had colour me beautiful done about 20 years ago and was told I’m was autumn. I’ve now found out I have cool skin tone. Grey hair. Think I’ll have changed. It’s so confusing for me 😂
The worst thing is when you really like a color but it makes you look "sick" 🙄
For me it’s olive green. I live vicariously through my husband by buying him things in that color because it looks amazing on him.
you can add those colors as accessories or have them further away from your face, like as a skirt or trousers!
Great video, it’s so nice to see both of you move towards some colour in your wardrobe, I like the neutrals you both wear but to be honest was finding it quite boring . Looking forward to how you bring it into your wardrobe .
I need to do this. Someone once said to me 'every colour suits you' which was disappointing. I really need to work out which one suits me the most.
One of the most difficult things to do if you love gold jewelry, is to realize that you look much better in silver, and that the gold jewelry is actually taking away from your beauty instead of adding to it. I went through this about 30 years ago, embraced silver jewelry, and never looked back. I see that Christina would look fabulous in bold silver jewelry, especially when wearing black and white. My advice is to try on a pair of sterling silver hoop earrings and see the difference. Go for sterling silver, and not imitation silver...it makes a big difference because the sterling looks much more elegant. I have collected quality silver jewelry for 30 years and don't even think about gold anymore.
Or White gold!
I was deemed an autumn in my 20s but now in late 50's, my hair is white and grey and I can't tell which colors I should wear. My old colors don't look right.
Same here. I now look much better in olive, not good in camel because it clashes with my hair color now. 🙁
My mom had the Color Me Mine book! Oh my gosh! I've always been told I'm a Summer because I have a cool undertone in my skin but I can't wear the more icy colors that the Winter wears. I used to be a Winter though as an infant and small child.
This was soooo interesting!
I had this done many years ago and to this day the colors that my skin favor holds true. Same for the colors that I don’t look great in like salmon color. It literally makes me appear ill
Color analysis does make a lot of difference when shopping and also makes you feel more confident in your choices and how you look. I like your guests approach that personality and lifestyle are taken into consideration when deciding which category suits you most. ❤
That pale green button-down shirt would look great with a camel v-neck sweater and the dark green blazer over it. Very interesting post. Thanks.
Close to my features. I don't have much that stands out. Brown hair and eyes. Light skined. Pop would be nice. My eyes look greenish with pink eyeshadow. Golden flakes mostly. Cooperish or carmal eyes. They actually look different with colors.
I looove color analysis!! I would love to be a consultant. You are very similar to me but I’m a more warm than you. Light blue and pastels look awful on me. That light blue and green button up… 😬Looks perfect on anyone blond, blue-eyed like Signe. That green is heavenly on you. Plum would be too!! 😍
I was born with carrot red hair that darkened to auburn for most of my life. So I was able to wear gold and warm colors with delight. Now my hair is a gray going white, and I am wearing the same colors without confidence. I may incorporate some silver jewelry, but I don’t know what to change about my clothing. My makeup might need a change also? Any recommendations or experiences you might share?
15:31 "...for me, how would you style this top..."
Try that brown jacket/coat in the background!