Colour Analysis And Eye Colour/Patterns - Is it Important?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- I've heard many things about eye colour and patterns and whether it has any bearing on a colour analysis. This is my approach! :)
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Sarah
You look AMAZING without makeup!!! So fresh and youthful I dare say!!! Congrats friend! Again AMAZING!!!
Thank you so much!!
No makeup?? Wow, you look lovely. I am 70 and my soft brown eyes have changed to be much more hazel as I aged. I now am light skinned, gray haired, and lighter greenish brown eyes. Very interesting video, thanks.
Thanks for sharing and for your kind words 💕☺️
I totally got validated by this video! I was always told I'm a winter but I feel like I look best in Autumn colors even with bright blue eyes. I have warm undertones and was always told blue eyes typically aren't an autumn. Thank you for this video ❤
I'm so glad! ☺️💕
This was really informative and interesting. As always, you are proving that color analysis is a really nuanced study.
I hope I can book an online consultation with you someday because I really trust your eye.
P.s. You look very pretty without fundation!
Oh thank you so much! I hope to have the pleasure!
I am a true autumn with blue eyes 👀
A lovely example! 💙
My dad and brother's eyes both darkened from gold to amber. My eyes are heterochromic (both sectoral and ringed) and it turned out I had the same gold-to-amber colour in rings along with a dull aqua. When young it was yellow-green so my eyes looked predominantly green but somewhere in my 30s the inner ring became very rusty orange. Because there are so many colours in my eyes that clash, they mostly just look dull and muddy now and are more accurately described as hazel these days.
I’m amazed to read how often this can happen! Thank you for sharing ☺️
My eyes are a fairly light, cool green. Much closer to blue than brown. They have reddish brown flecks, my Dad has identical eyes.
There's just no doubt I'm an Autumn. So many guides online would say that is not possible, but spring overwhelms and the warmest rusts of Autumn look great My Dad is probably a winter if I had to guess, but for sure he is cool toned.
My eyes started off blue. Between the ages of 2 and 6 they turned green, but one at a time. According to my parents, they were noticeably different for a few years. I can't confirm or deny that part!
So interesting! I love reading this! Thanks for sharing!
What camera do you use for your TH-cam videos Sarah? 😊
I think it’s a canon mark 2 ☺️
Thank you, I'll have to get one for my TH-cam channel. 😊
You should go makeup free more often, you’re absolutely gorgeous!
Oh thank you so much! So nice of you to say!
I find it very refreshing to see a foundationfree face🥰 I for one died on repeat for that decade when everyone on yt did heavy (heavyyy!!) baking& contouring and heavy dark brows every single day. It was so…suffocating😵💫
I must say, after having the facial I feel so much better about my skin. I don't feel the need for it, thankfully! Especially during warmer weather!
@@sarahryanthestylecoach you go girl😍👏🏼
No eyebrows. Hypothyroidism. I actually need makeup. You're lucky 🍀. 😊
Mine changed the summer after 2nd grade. They went from clear blue to hazel green with gold. By the time we had our fall school photos done later that year, I had a completely new eye color. The same thing happened to my father. At 4-years-old, his eyes quickly went from blue to brown permanently.
That is so interesting! Thank you for sharing!
How is that possible??? A mutation???
Oh wow, I didn't realise u weren't wearing make up until u said. You look amazing.
Oh thank you!
Yes, when I was a child, my eyes were a light blue. But when I was a teenager, they kind of became blue-green-grey (depending on the light) and murky.
Mine changed to. I was a hazel leaning to brown. As an adult I have pale green (no flecks of brown/any other colours as all).
Thank you for sharing! This is fascinating!
I thought for a long time, my husband was an autumn. He has warm, Amber eyes and medium to deep warm surface colouring. But nothing makes his skin, eyes and features pop quite like winter colours.
I’m actually one of those people whose eyes have changed! They were a pale blue growing up but seem to be more of an aqua colour these days!
Two perfect examples! Thank you for sharing!
My eyes were very blue until I turned 38. After 2 pregnancies, my eyes turned very green.
Wow that’s amazing! Pregnancy affects the body in so many ways! Thanks for sharing!
No makeup? You're gorgeous!
You’re so sweet! 🥹
You look beautiful without makeup!
Oh thank you!☺️
You are beautiful. You don’t need makeup
Oh thank you. You are very kind ☺️💕
You were asking about changing eye color. My daughter was born with two colors of eyes. One warm redish brown the other gray. It took until she was about 6 years old for them to completely change to the warm brown. Her eyes almost match her bright red hair.
I love hearing this! It’s so interesting! Thank you for sharing!
Does freckles influence anything ??
I’ll make a video on that!
Very very wise and I loved the objectivity of your video. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you so much! 😊
My eye colour changed during pregnancy, and did not go back to the previous colour. They went from green hazel to golden brown. I have never heard of this happening to anyone else, but if I compare photos the change is marked and definitely noticeable. I joke that becoming a mother made me into a whole new woman!
That’s fascinating.
My hair color changed after pregnancy, but not my eyes. I used to have gold and red highlights naturally, and my hair has grown back ashy and cool dark brown. Hormones are powerful.
I find it fascinating! And I have no doubt motherhood made you into a whole new woman 😉💕
I think so too!
My hair changed color after pregnancy. From a light blonde to a more strawberry blonde. And also got wavy. I think it might be due to the hormonal changes and possibly changes in nutrition ratios. After my pregnancy I got overload of copper (often seen with estrogen dominance) in relation to zink. This copper/estrogen dominance is normal, but should normalize pretty soon, but it did not on me. I went to a nutritionist and got help in getting the balance back to normal, and a couple years later, my hair is basically back to normal. Though still wavy. I have heard similar stories from other women. And also heard that some after a second pregnancy got their hair back to straight again. It's kind of a mystery, but yeah, hormones and nutrition plays a role, I think. I remember though that I really struggled with my strawberry hair, because I felt it didn't suit me. Turns out I am a summer and the new warm toned hair was not great for me. It wouldn't surprise me if a similar thing can happen to eyes too. Interesting.
I'm just going to forward this video to my stepmum and her friend, as we were discussing colour analysis at lunch time. 🙂
My eyes are brown-ish, but they have become lighter and more green-ish during my forties. Pantone 448 C here we come 😂
I hope they enjoy it!
My sister's eye color changed when she was a child! Me and my two sisters had dark greyed bluish-teal eyes with an olive green sunburst around the pupil, but my middle sister's changed to a soft sage green with golden around the pupil.
It’s fascinating to read how often this happens! Thank you for sharing!
I totally agree with you that the value or chroma of the eyes plays more of a role than the color of itself. I have green eyes, they have yellow specks around them ( almost like a cat's eye). I finally start understanding that pretty much I can wear any color, but it all depends on its hue/intensity.
Thanks for sharing!! It sounds like chroma might be most important for you ☺️💕
This I can get behind.
DNA chooses your eye colour based on dominant characteristics, not personal design on what season you are.
When hear that your eye and hair colour should match your colour season, I roll my eyes at such an unscientific statement!
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Sarah, you look wonderful with no make up! My color changed from a warm cinnamon brown to green hazel after I turned about 11 or 12 years old.
My tired brain read that your HAIR changed from cinnamon to green hazel and I was like, wait a minute this is unique…🤔😂🙈
LOL! Actually, I was red-headed but now auburn with silver. Green hair would be great with my Autumn season though! 😃
@@susieunderwood4645 Lol it would yes😂
Oh thank you! It’s amazing to read all of the examples of people’s eyes changing colour! Thank you for sharing!
You look wonderful make up free!
My eyes were blue until I was about 7/8 then turned green.
Thank you so much and thank you for sharing!
My eyes are the same color, but have different patterns, from my observation.
Oh yes, I’ve seen this quite a bit! I also have it!
You look younger. I unfortunately look older this week because my hairdresser inexplicably used ash brown on my hair instead of my usual neutral 9 & 10 mix which is slightly warm and light. (I'm light spring). Any thoughts on what to wear until this fades or I can get it recoloured?
Stick with your spring clothes and wait until your next hair appointment! Sorry it didn’t turn out how you wanted! Luckily hair is easier to change than an entire wardrobe!
My eye colour most definitely changed I had brown eyes as a child and younger person…as my hair greyed my eyes went to a mid hazel / green colour with an obvious grey ring …my eyes lightened as my hair did …
A perfect example, thank you for sharing! 💜
Well myself as probably most of the Europeans was born with navy color and then they turned out to be hazel - not yellow some brown at inner corner the base is green and still the outer corner of the iris still navy, ppl think I have brown eyes ofc, as I Ma quite pale if I wasn’t they would most certainly look greener. Anyways when all of my family members with this eye color (and there are 6 of us in wider family) get tanned the eyes looks greener and with age they also (my aunt and uncle’s case ) loose pigment and the green gets lighter hence more visible. Other members from that side (father) have navy eyes except my brother who has turquoise and my sister she has pale cold blue eyes. My other sister and my mother and all that side of family has brown eyes as her daughters too. I wanted all my life have turquoise eyes like my brother or at least be tanned and pushed that green in my eyes forward to be visible but I have PCOS acnes etc so I avoid sun.
Thank you for sharing ☺️💕
My daughter was born with blue/gray eyes and changed to brown around 3yrs. I truly believe that, even with brown eyes, she has a fully cool undertone because she can’t handle gold jewelry at all. Only silver or white gold looks good on her.
Just like me! Brown eyes and gold looks terrible on me! Silver all the way. ☺️
I have gray eyes and nobody ever uses them in examples. I think I've seen it like a few times on websites abut that's about it lol. It's very bright/clear gray with a black ring around the outside. People say it doesn't matter but my eyes are my best feature and very clear bright skin. It's the first thing you notice about me when I walk in the room. My eyes adapt to what is around them too so they look blue, but they aren't, many people cannot tell gray vs blue. That is a good video example.
Also, so is how to tell brown hair vs. black hair. People see my hair and automatically label it as black... it's a level 4 so hardly black. That's kind of annoying too, lol. So is the issue people who cannot tell bright people/contrast levels for seasons when people have tanned brown skin or when you're black. i see more videos coming out on analysis if you're black but there's a spot missing if you're medium in skin tone, and those cultures. I'm Latina/Middle Eastern and white and I'm a BW and can cross easily to BS. But when I tan people cannot see that and it's very interesting you can only see high contrast in white porcelain skin toned people too. Just a few things I've noticed on the topic of misconceptions lol.
Eyes are definitely important! And I get the same thing about my hair, it’s brown and definitely not black but people would say ‘Sarah with the black hair’. Again, the colour is not the most important thing but value, temperature and chroma.
You sound very similar to me. I have pale silver-grey eyes with smoky green and black rims. I also am mixed-race (Eurasian x Middle-Eastern x White). My hair is cool dark choc brown highlights and soft black. My skin is cool-olive but radiant. Used to think I was Soft Summer but now realize I'm Bright Winter as very bright lipstick looks a millions times better on me (and normal on me) than softer grey-toned pinks reds and mauves or nudes which drain the colour from my face completely.
@@Lilah_Ninigigun_Belet-Eanna yes! It's wild I tried lipsticks every one I own so twenty, thirty, I have tons lol and the purple summer and TW shades looked so drab. U know those old grandmas in TV shows, stereotypically their makeup is totally wrong and ages them so much? It was horrifying to try those shades next to all the warmer and bright BW and BW corally pinks and reds. Amazing what finding the right spot for ur value, temp, and chroma like she had said. Does so much!!! International Image Institute has their own subtype that's in addition but falls between BW and BS with a fully neutral color palette. It's their bright flag. U should check it out, I've never seen a palette like it.
My eyes has changed dramatically throughout my life. At one point my mom and I had almost identical eyes: dark teal circle, blue-green eyes. Now hers are duller, mine has become very bright and more yellow/green. For years my eyes were superlight and dull/soft, I was sick and you could certainly tell by my lifeless eyes.
And btw, I think I must be a green eyed winter! My skin is cool and light colors look terrible on me. Summer does not suit me. I thought I was an autumn or spring for years! I fell into the trap this video is all about. My hair is medium brown, my skin is pale with a few freckles and my eyes bright blue-green. No wonder that I thought I had to be warm! I now think I might actually be dark winter!! Or possibly bw, i need both intensity and darkness or I look unnaturally muted and washed out. I can handle a lot of color, but many of the dw colors are by far the most suiting. Can't wait to have my color analysis done one day 😄
A perfect example! Thank you so much for sharing!
My eye color hasnt really changed however Ive gotten more yellow and brown flecks so they appear different from a distance. I dont consider eye color much because my mom has been saying I have blue eyes all my life and ive always thought they were green. Even now when I put on a similar green shirt my mom will tell me that shirt makes my eyes "super blue". I'm like no, it makes them green. But thats just blue to her. Its a light sage gray-green. To her its blue.
Ah Mom’s are always right… except when they are not 😉
The trouble is, the colors they use for draping are not often found in clothing. I don't like any of those colors.
It’s not about those exact colours but the qualities of the colours.
Mine are gray with a dark almost black ring on the outside and a little sunburst. They were clear blue when I was a child and through the years changed to gray. They also seem to change to blue/green depeding on lightning conditions. People can never guess my eyecolor because it constantly chages and I actually got used to it by now :)
So interesting! I love reading this, thank you for sharing!
You look amazing! Thank you for this video. I have hazel eyes, golden surface tones when I tan, hair pulls reddish tones in the sun or if being chemically processed, and many indicators like "eye pattern" would put me in the Autumn season. But, I am a Winter (most likely deep sub-season). I do not wear red tones very well at all. But, I can wear black and almost any cool tone without makeup and look fine.
Thank you ☺️ a great example of what I’m talking about! Thank you for sharing!
I had very hazel brown eyes as a child. As an adult, my eyes are a pale green (I don’t have any hint of browns anymore).
A complete change! Amazing!
I had green eyes as a child, but by my teen years they became more hazel. Now I feel like they are more brown w/ just a slight greenish section around the perimeter. My HAIR went from "towhead" blonde, to dark blonde, and now more brown (although I get red-gold highlights in the sun). I guess that's another reason not to put too much stock into hair & eyes.
Exactly! A perfect example! Thank you for sharing ☺️
That was my question - are you having makeup. The first thing I noticed was your beatiful face and skin.
Thank you ☺️
I have golden blonde hair, was lighter as kid. They told, ahh spring gets darker hair often.
I have blue grey eyes.
I am a pitta-kapha in ayurveda and have an easy tanned overtone.
Im actually a cool summer with cold blue-grey eys, a darker black ring around the iris and this glass shuttering look, my undertone is very cold and my lips and skin underneath rosy and soft cold. My eye color changes naturally in pigmentation. I can wear some cool winter colors (as blond blue eyed blondie actually and was deeply irritated by that, because the lightest cool summer colors looked bad, but black is too harsh). My eyes can be lighter blue cold, greener/warm in the middle or greish green..i actually have blue, green and grey in my iris.
I am a cool summer, but as every individual has also his own tone and my warmer hair and tanned overtone has darker contrast, i can wear some winter tones.
Spring, fuchsia or golden yellow is so bad, i look ill in it.
My personal range is more green, blue and azur, greish blues and greens, berry, raspberry, dark mauve for example. White is tricky. To light even as cool type in my own pigments, i only have one wool soft white that nearly matches, but shiny cold or romantic feminine pieces would fit me better too.
I love charcoal, peacock blue, azur blue, deepsea green, byzanthine blue and aegean teal (nearly my eyes).
I say against others, eyes and undercolor of face/neck is the first way to go and im annoyed of this "summers have ashy blonde or brown mousy hair" websites. Your hair can be naturally golden or warm in sun, giving contrast, but dont changes skin or eye main tone.
Hint: barefeet in wet grass shoes the cold and very light natural skin tone, whereas arms are very dark tanned as pitta woman.
I love my blues, berries, purples, greens and started to hug greenish and bluish greyes. I thought, grey is boring and lifeless, but i am the one who glows in the right one and piece, so it looks not boring on me.
I first cried, cause i love warm autumn color and country music, deep brown boots..and i learned to wear warm colors as bag, shoes and jeans, but above the face my great freah cold summer colors.
And i am the type of cool summer, i can wear navy very good instead of black
I have 2 different colour blue eyes, so I definitely can’t go by eye colour alone
How wonderful! 💕
Mine went from completely brown with golden specs to green with a little brown ring and now the edges of the rings are going bluegrey
Thank you for sharing! I love hearing about this! It’s fascinating!
A lot of people with dark
Brown eyes and hair Are deep winter.
True and they can also be cool, or bright, spring or Autumn! ☺️
My daughter was born with bright blue eyes, they gradually changed to golden brown, and now, aged 14, are green.
Wow!🤩
My eye color was clearly blue as a child, and they brightened and got a green tone (blue green) as an adult.
I’m amazed at all these examples and how often it seems to happen! Thank you for sharing!
One of my mum’s eyes changed from blue to green when she was a child and as she has got older it is becoming more bluish!
So interesting! Thanks for sharing ☺️
Exactly my mom
Has gray blue eyes and blonde hair she is a spring
Great example!
I think the whites of the eyes are a gd indicator of brightness
Yes they can certainly help to create brightness and contrast ☺️
When my sister was a kid she had deep blue eyes, they suddenly changed to green when she was 5, I've always wondered why!
That I cannot answer! But it fascinates me! Thanks for sharing!
What is your undertone or are you warm, neutral or cool?
Cool
Cool 😎
When I was a kid my eyes were brown towards the pupil with a green outer ring. As I got older the green grew and the brown shrunk! Now they're pretty much green. When I wear olive clothes they really match and pop.
Similar to me too. My eyes are pale green as an adult. As a child they were a brownish hazel.
That’s amazing! Thank you for sharing!
Great video!! I love your necklaces! They look really nice on you and layered the way you have them!
Thank you so much!
Love your Irish accent.
Thank you 🍀💚
I so agree with you! My cousin and I had very similar dark hair and olive green eyes, during our twenties and thirties; she was dark winter and I was dark autumn. My eyes were golden brown as a child, then went olive green in late teens. Past forty and they started to go brighter green, whilst my cousins went to dark brown. People often think they are coloured contact lenses, but no they are natural, the same colour as my cats!
You look great without any makeup
Thank you! ☺️
I'm definitely one with changing colour in my eyes, and my mum was too. She had dark brown eyes that were more blue by the time she was in her 80s. Mine have always been a cool green, but now in my 60s they are more of a lighter blue. That, along with my white hair, has made it difficult with colour. I did have dark brown hair, fair skin (my Irish ancestry...) and was a clear winter. Now the bright colours are too strong for me, as I have so little contrast left.
A great example of changing features! I find this fascinating! ☺️💕
Hi Sarah! Love your makeup-free skin by the way.
A couple of observations: In my case, my eyes have gotten bluer and brighter with age.
I had my VCA a few years ago as a Warm Spring by another analyst and I agree with this individual. However this person says for example that a Winter can not have blond hair for example or that since my hair is not dark I can not be a Bright Spring and I was a bit baffled by those narrow guidelines. This person mostly focused (or in my opinion they think it's most important) on eye pattern and my blue eyes have a yellow starburst around the pupil which is what I have always heard is a sign of Spring and in my case a Warm one which made sense. Your thoughts on starbursts in the eye?
Thank you! I’ve seen starburst patterns but I don’t let that lead me. Otherwise what’s the point in draping if there is a bias in terms of the outcome. I let the colours do the talking ☺️
@@sarahryanthestylecoach Great answer. Makes perfect sense. Thanks so much for the response. I love all your videos!!! Still waiting on a video on how to wear grey. Grey is a color that gets me soooo confused!
What do you think of results of different analysis systems? Which of the ones you don't use makes you feel most at home with the results and which make you wonder how they arrived at the particular one?
According to one house of color video I watched , the consultant mentioned that England had the most Autumn's and Ireland had the most Winter's. How does that compare to yours?
I see a lot of House of Color client videos with mid range intensity to their looks wind up Winter category. Also popular are Korean analysis where they might put people with black hair in everything from Winter, to spring or muted autumn.... I always wonder what countries/analysis studios have the most of a given season or sub season to date but they're all so different.
What have you had the most and least of so far?
Of the channels I've watched the most,so far,deep autumn and dark winter seem the most common, summers the most likely to be a true,and Bright Winter is one I'm still hoping to see .
I can’t say much for other approaches only that I’ve worked with clients who were dissatisfied with the result of other approaches.
@@sarahryanthestylecoach Thank you. May I ask what sub season you've had the most of so far?
By the way, wow! I thought you had makeup on already
Thank you!
I have always believed that I belong to the warm category because I have blue eyes with a yellow rim, freckles and my face has more of a yellow than pink glow. But warm colors, regardless of whether they were clear or muted, never particularly attracted me. But since I was convinced that I belonged to the autumn category, I have keep buying them. I even dyed my hair a warm brown because I thought my cool brown didn't match at all. And I wondered why I looked so yellow. To my surprise it turned out that I am a cool winter. I must say that the colors of that palette attract me much more.
A perfect example of! Thank you for sharing!
In my scientific Color Analysis method, your eye color (just as your hair and skin color) plays a significant role in finding the exact color frequencies that are aligned with your body and thus help you maintain health on multiple levels. There are specific eye colors that tell me exactly what color type you are and confirm your Root Skin Color.
It is fascinating how nature creates colors and combines colors.
Chroma and Depth are also important as you mentioned.
As it turns out everyone has a unique color type - as unique as your fingerprint (that cannot be put into either seasonal category - too generic).
Everyone consists of one or more color frequencies that all underly nature´s principles of color harmony I am in awe of.
That’s really interesting. What happens when the colour changes? Do you have to keep adjusting your entire wardrobe?