Most women believe that once they know their colors, everything will fall into place. And for a moment, it does feel that way. There’s clarity. There’s excitement. There’s that initial sense of, “Finally, I understand why certain things never worked.” But then something unexpected happens. Something doesn't feel quite right, and they fall back into old habits. A quality color analysis goes beyond the palette and gives you the tools and information you need to use your colors effectively.

Finding your best colors isn’t as simple as identifying your skin tone. In this article, discover how undertone, depth, and contrast work together to determine the colors that truly flatter you.

Black is one of the most trusted colors in the modern wardrobe. It’s considered slimming, sophisticated, and safe. Entire closets are built around it. But after years of performing professional color analysis, I can tell you something that surprises many clients: Black does not flatter everyone. In fact, for a large percentage of people, black can make the skin look dull, tired, or harsh. Yet people continue wearing it because they’ve been told their whole lives that black works for everyone....