This video is a bit different from my usual content, but I wanted to give you an uncut look at the entire color analysis process, showing it fabric by fabric. I know not everyone has access to this kind of test, so I wanted to share it in full! The more I learn about color theory, the more curious I become about how it applies to makeup. That’s why I’ve decided to create a separate video with my makeup recommendations, which I’m really excited to share with you all. Stay tuned, and thank you so much for watching
I'm most excited about the makeup color theory video! I keep learning and being entertained while watching your videos over the years. Sending you prayers, hugs, and love from West Virginia
I did my analysis with Ari around 6 months ago and I would totally recommend her to everyone I know. She has very perceptive eyes for color effect on one’s skin. When I first got my analysis, I was quite doubtful when she recommended more saturated summer colors as my second best especially since I typically don’t wear these colors. But after experimenting with these colors more in my makeup and clothing choices per her suggestion, I realized she was totally right. The analysis has helped me tremendously and saved me a ton of money, and it’s totally worth it for me.
The expert's analysis has to be the best I have seen!! I could actually tell apart unlike others❤ u literally found the jackpot here!! Anyways lookin frwd for more videos :)
I seem to have very similar color season as you so I’m excited to watch this. I’ll get it done too but I just worried about not finding people who are used to olive skin tones
If your skin is *genuinely* olive, it’s always cool toned (olive skin happens due to blue undertones with yellow overtones at all depths). However, people with warm skin can perceive it as greenish, especially when it’s light/fair. That isn’t olive, and is definitely indicative of a warm season.
My problem with yellow=warm is that all humans have yellow pigments to their skin, even cool toned skin. The vast number of color systems we see people using ignore fairer olives and struggle with deep skin tones. They were developed on people with light-medium skin, so anyone outside of that is likely to have inaccurate results. I think color analysis has its place in teaching people how to view color through a critical lens, but its important to not feel boxed in by "the rules" as they are completely subjective. I recommend people check out color theory done by artists, photographers, and scientists rather than by people whose training is only in makeup and/or a single system.
This is like the first time I really see the subtleties. I can't see it every time but it's definitely more nuanced than the ones I've seen in articles when people talk about celebrity hair colours.
Was waiting for you to have this kinda personal colour analysis video💗 Also that I feel that my own skin tone is pretty similar to yours.. though I'm not that sure... But yeah this would be of great help either ways.. Thank you again!! 💗
I highly recommend Merriam style colour analysis, personally I find the seasonal colour analysis to ve very limiting for olive toned people, I have the exact skin tone as yours and her typing me warm delicate has been revolutionary to say the least
Merriam is also notorious for projecting her own self image issues onto other people, including her clients, so I’d stay away; while she has some good insights you’re gambling with any paid services because you’re risking something inaccurate.
@@pearinsomnia9188 Anyone offering a service brings their own perspective into it; none of this is hard science - it’s subjective based on our individual interpretations and observations, but that doesn’t mean it’s not of value.
Personal color looks for colors that are harmonious with you, not colors that make your skin too bright. and what is seen on camera is slightly different from what is in reality. I think so
@@KaliKali-hv9bt actually, there is another sub-season called Autumn Soft in addition to Autumn Dull in the PCCS system (which if I count right has 23 sub-seasons) that Ari followed :) So the use of dull instead of soft here is intentional. Totally recommend her tho!
Amazing video.. I really enjoyed watching it ❤😊 Can't wait for the second part 🌸🩷 Love you Haley 🫂💕 Your videos help me a lot as an Arabian girl who wants to wear natural makeup
I have neutral tone (light-medium) It's a bit difficult for me to find the right color shade, or the outfit color that suit best on me. because if I choose cool it will be too pink on my face, and if I choose warm it will be too yellowish. what should I do? 😭
I have similar coloured skin. Olive. It’s been so difficult to match colours into it such that I always thought myself to be neutral. Until one day, I decided that warm colours suited me best, particularly oranges and yellows and reds in terracotta clays. But in truth, there weren’t that many colours that dominated over her face. Even the cool whites did not dominate. She still wears the cool colour. They do not wear her. They only made her look washed out. But they did not detract. So she is neutral really, in my opinion. Peaches and oranges and mango and tropical colours for her. Even the tropical green. And that is the problem with tropical colours. That they do not fall within a summer, autumn, winter and spring range. She is what I would typically call fresh fruity with a splash of tropical green. There should be a colour palette called tropical, for what cool bright deep blues can be added into the mix. It’s very hard categorising someone with our skin colour, into either summer, fall, winter or spring. She is tropical/Mediterranean. The seasons blur into each other and are undefined in such climates. Therefore she is neutral with some colours suiting her more. These colour consultations are very useful. Thank you.
Would you consider doubg a series of colour analysis friendly make-up tutorials for the different seasons? I would love tips for soft/muted summer tones - especially your advice on what lip shades and other products would work best . I've recently discovered that I'm a soft/muted summer, though I always thought I was a soft/muted autumn, and now I'm trying to adjust my makeup routine. I have retired my warm, highly pigmented shades (like MAC's Future Flame palette) and tried some greys/greens and they looked too harsh. I've only just tried Rom&ND Dusty Fog Garden this week, and it worked beautifully, i think that its a good palette for my tone-I even received some compliments!
Hi Haley! Thanks for this video. I have a request if you haven't already done this and I'm struggling to find it on your videos lol. I have an odd skin type. I'm usually oily but I think my skin's getting dry from the skincare that I use (I also use retinol so sometimes when I apply sunscreen, my skin flakes). Can you provide a makeup tutorial for the dry-skin girlies out there? I'd be happy to learn from you! I want to cover up my pores like you do but even when I do use a brush to dab my concealer, my skin still flakes. Thank you!
Look into healing and restoring your skin’s moisture barrier. It’s a good approach because dry-oily is a skin subtype that suggests extremely dry skin with a damaged moisture barrier where your skin has oil-breakthrough because it’s trying to protect over-stripped skin. Once you heal it, you won’t have dry or oily skin anymore. ☺️
I too have olive skin tone similar to hailey’s but slightly fairer. I used to think i was a deep autumn but i noticed it made my skin look so yellow, i now know that i am more of a deep winter
Hmmm I think the cool colours were better. Yes they give you some shadowing but the goal is not to be without shadows. They actually give your face definition. I thought your complexion looked much cleaner, brighter and sharper with the cool colours. You were more in focus, your hair and eyes popped. With the warm colours your face got an unhealthy yellow cast and you blended in with the colour and became more invisible. Since brighter colours were so much nicer you are a winter or a spring. I feel like maybe bright winter (or perhaps bright spring if you prefer the warmer colours) is your actual palette. These colour are neutral cool in undertone, so not very very cool and they are bright and relatively light for the winter palette. It is just my opinion though.
At first I got excited and say hey this is so interesting!!! But half way through the video, I am like...wow what a chore!!! Just go naked would be the easiest 🤣
Quite informative to watch this. But kinda triggered to see her dip her fingers into your palette and swatch on her hands. Would have preferred to see her use swabs instead for hygiene sake. Coz these are your personal items are they not? Anyway, thanks for this video Haley!
hi, i went to this same exact color analyst and she asks before hand if she can swatch the products. when she swatches it on her fingers, it’s also sanitized.
This video is a bit different from my usual content, but I wanted to give you an uncut look at the entire color analysis process, showing it fabric by fabric. I know not everyone has access to this kind of test, so I wanted to share it in full! The more I learn about color theory, the more curious I become about how it applies to makeup. That’s why I’ve decided to create a separate video with my makeup recommendations, which I’m really excited to share with you all. Stay tuned, and thank you so much for watching
I'm most excited about the makeup color theory video! I keep learning and being entertained while watching your videos over the years. Sending you prayers, hugs, and love from West Virginia
I did my analysis with Ari around 6 months ago and I would totally recommend her to everyone I know. She has very perceptive eyes for color effect on one’s skin. When I first got my analysis, I was quite doubtful when she recommended more saturated summer colors as my second best especially since I typically don’t wear these colors. But after experimenting with these colors more in my makeup and clothing choices per her suggestion, I realized she was totally right. The analysis has helped me tremendously and saved me a ton of money, and it’s totally worth it for me.
as an autumn girlie, i can't wait for your next video!!! Aaaaak so excited ❤️❤️❤️
The expert's analysis has to be the best I have seen!! I could actually tell apart unlike others❤ u literally found the jackpot here!! Anyways lookin frwd for more videos :)
I seem to have very similar color season as you so I’m excited to watch this. I’ll get it done too but I just worried about not finding people who are used to olive skin tones
If your skin is *genuinely* olive, it’s always cool toned (olive skin happens due to blue undertones with yellow overtones at all depths).
However, people with warm skin can perceive it as greenish, especially when it’s light/fair. That isn’t olive, and is definitely indicative of a warm season.
My problem with yellow=warm is that all humans have yellow pigments to their skin, even cool toned skin.
The vast number of color systems we see people using ignore fairer olives and struggle with deep skin tones. They were developed on people with light-medium skin, so anyone outside of that is likely to have inaccurate results.
I think color analysis has its place in teaching people how to view color through a critical lens, but its important to not feel boxed in by "the rules" as they are completely subjective. I recommend people check out color theory done by artists, photographers, and scientists rather than by people whose training is only in makeup and/or a single system.
This is like the first time I really see the subtleties. I can't see it every time but it's definitely more nuanced than the ones I've seen in articles when people talk about celebrity hair colours.
The way the colors could darken the face was amazing. I realize the colors are reflecting on her features.
That’s the point of personal color as well.
Was waiting for you to have this kinda personal colour analysis video💗 Also that I feel that my own skin tone is pretty similar to yours.. though I'm not that sure... But yeah this would be of great help either ways.. Thank you again!! 💗
ahh hope this video has helped! You're so welcome
Wow, I enjoy this video very much. I can’t wait to watch the next separate one. So informative. Thank you Haley.❤
Yayy I’m so glad to hear! Can’t wait to share next video🫶🫶
I highly recommend Merriam style colour analysis, personally I find the seasonal colour analysis to ve very limiting for olive toned people, I have the exact skin tone as yours and her typing me warm delicate has been revolutionary to say the least
She knows a lot about olive skin, I like a lot her method and her content.
Yess I love her content too!!
Merriam is also notorious for projecting her own self image issues onto other people, including her clients, so I’d stay away; while she has some good insights you’re gambling with any paid services because you’re risking something inaccurate.
@@pearinsomnia9188what fr? How come? I have a great experience with her. Im surprised that was your experience
@@pearinsomnia9188 Anyone offering a service brings their own perspective into it; none of this is hard science - it’s subjective based on our individual interpretations and observations, but that doesn’t mean it’s not of value.
I actually think 13:34 looks better than 12:48
Agreed
Personal color looks for colors that are harmonious with you, not colors that make your skin too bright. and what is seen on camera is slightly different from what is in reality. I think so
No, whitish blue clearly gives her whitecast
and blue makes her skin looks very yellow due to the contrast. Broken white is not the best but still better
Wow so interesting! This must have an impact on how you do make up. Look forward to seeing your contents on makeup recommendations!
Glad to hear that! Can’t wait to share the next video 🫶🦦
I prefer the term Autumn Soft rather than Autumn Dull 😊 but I Enjoy Ari’s work! Wish I could Get my colors done with her
@@KaliKali-hv9bt actually, there is another sub-season called Autumn Soft in addition to Autumn Dull in the PCCS system (which if I count right has 23 sub-seasons) that Ari followed :) So the use of dull instead of soft here is intentional.
Totally recommend her tho!
Amazing video.. I really enjoyed watching it ❤😊
Can't wait for the second part 🌸🩷
Love you Haley 🫂💕 Your videos help me a lot as an Arabian girl who wants to wear natural makeup
No way😭😭😭
I was asking you on a previous video your color season and you dropped this😭😭😭
I know!! Hope you like it ❤️
@@HaleyKimakingthank you!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I have neutral tone (light-medium)
It's a bit difficult for me to find the right color shade, or the outfit color that suit best on me. because if I choose cool it will be too pink on my face, and if I choose warm it will be too yellowish. what should I do? 😭
I have similar coloured skin. Olive. It’s been so difficult to match colours into it such that I always thought myself to be neutral. Until one day, I decided that warm colours suited me best, particularly oranges and yellows and reds in terracotta clays. But in truth, there weren’t that many colours that dominated over her face. Even the cool whites did not dominate. She still wears the cool colour. They do not wear her. They only made her look washed out. But they did not detract. So she is neutral really, in my opinion. Peaches and oranges and mango and tropical colours for her. Even the tropical green. And that is the problem with tropical colours. That they do not fall within a summer, autumn, winter and spring range. She is what I would typically call fresh fruity with a splash of tropical green. There should be a colour palette called tropical, for what cool bright deep blues can be added into the mix. It’s very hard categorising someone with our skin colour, into either summer, fall, winter or spring. She is tropical/Mediterranean. The seasons blur into each other and are undefined in such climates. Therefore she is neutral with some colours suiting her more. These colour consultations are very useful. Thank you.
Tropical colors do fall into seasonal breakdowns without difficulties. This is a confusing comment.
I would love to see suitable hair colours (either whole colour or highlights/balayage) for olive skin tones someday!
Haley is also Autumn 😍❤
Yess I am 🍂🍁❤️
Would you consider doubg a series of colour analysis friendly make-up tutorials for the different seasons? I would love tips for soft/muted summer tones - especially your advice on what lip shades and other products would work best .
I've recently discovered that I'm a soft/muted summer, though I always thought I was a soft/muted autumn, and now I'm trying to adjust my makeup routine. I have retired my warm, highly pigmented shades (like MAC's Future Flame palette) and tried some greys/greens and they looked too harsh. I've only just tried Rom&ND Dusty Fog Garden this week, and it worked beautifully, i think that its a good palette for my tone-I even received some compliments!
Or is that the separate video ypu hint at at the end of this video 😮
i just searched personal color analysis and you posted 28 min ago
i love watching your videos , this video taught me more about colors❤❤
Yay I'm so glad!!
@@HaleyKimaking 🥳🥳🤧🤧you replied yayyyyy
This is excitinggggggg!!!!
Love you unnie💖
Love you too ❤️
Hi you almost nailed every color not just warm 😅
it's really only about harmonization
My skin tone is similar to yours so I’m quite sure I am an autumn now
waiting for you next video < 3
Yayy can’t wait too 🤍
I love this! Thank you hailey 🫶🏼 i am curious what season you are since you are olive.
Haley what is that eyeshadow palette you’re using?!
It’s Makeup by Mario’s the neutral eyeshadow palette!
Hi Haley! Thanks for this video. I have a request if you haven't already done this and I'm struggling to find it on your videos lol. I have an odd skin type. I'm usually oily but I think my skin's getting dry from the skincare that I use (I also use retinol so sometimes when I apply sunscreen, my skin flakes). Can you provide a makeup tutorial for the dry-skin girlies out there? I'd be happy to learn from you! I want to cover up my pores like you do but even when I do use a brush to dab my concealer, my skin still flakes. Thank you!
Look into healing and restoring your skin’s moisture barrier. It’s a good approach because dry-oily is a skin subtype that suggests extremely dry skin with a damaged moisture barrier where your skin has oil-breakthrough because it’s trying to protect over-stripped skin. Once you heal it, you won’t have dry or oily skin anymore. ☺️
Which blush was ur favorite?? 💕
This is confusing 😢.. I thought some colours looked better than the ones she chose..
I agree .. she looked better in deep winter colors than the ones the analyst chose 😢😢 she looked yellow in the warm autumn colors!!
I too have olive skin tone similar to hailey’s but slightly fairer. I used to think i was a deep autumn but i noticed it made my skin look so yellow, i now know that i am more of a deep winter
Is there a place you can recommend in Seoul? I am going to be there next month
So you are soft spring, right?😅😅 I need a conclusion,dizzy 😵💫
Interesting 😊
Ari's eyes looks like jin hye-joo from my demon
Early 🎉🎉🎉
Yay thank you for coming early!
Hmmm I think the cool colours were better. Yes they give you some shadowing but the goal is not to be without shadows. They actually give your face definition. I thought your complexion looked much cleaner, brighter and sharper with the cool colours. You were more in focus, your hair and eyes popped. With the warm colours your face got an unhealthy yellow cast and you blended in with the colour and became more invisible. Since brighter colours were so much nicer you are a winter or a spring. I feel like maybe bright winter (or perhaps bright spring if you prefer the warmer colours) is your actual palette. These colour are neutral cool in undertone, so not very very cool and they are bright and relatively light for the winter palette. It is just my opinion though.
Your pc is similar to me 🤣
4:02
At first I got excited and say hey this is so interesting!!! But half way through the video, I am like...wow what a chore!!! Just go naked would be the easiest 🤣
Same i was so lost the more the video progressed 😂😂
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2:30
Quite informative to watch this. But kinda triggered to see her dip her fingers into your palette and swatch on her hands. Would have preferred to see her use swabs instead for hygiene sake. Coz these are your personal items are they not? Anyway, thanks for this video Haley!
hi, i went to this same exact color analyst and she asks before hand if she can swatch the products. when she swatches it on her fingers, it’s also sanitized.
@@rou13tte_thanks!!! 😊
😴 💯 😕 🤦 😒 Swear to God I don't understand a single thing 😴 💯 😕 🤦 😒
4:32 I think it’s switched here
Also here 5:09