Understanding The Seasons
Step1
Winters colors have black, dark/ash chestnut, salt/pepper or white hair. Skin tone is either cold brown, olive, neutral, sallow or pink beige. Eye color is either brown black, chestnut, hazel, gray or blue. Winters colors are pure (e.g. true white, true black) or jewel-toned (e.g. ruby red, emerald).
Step2
Spring hair colors are dark brown, chestnut, light chestnut, or red or golden blond. Skin tone is golden, pink beige, peach, ivory or porcelain and have either blue, green, aqua, golden brown or amber eyes. Springs should wear bright, fresh colors and stay away from dark ones (e.g. sunny yellow).
Step3
Falls have brown, dark brown, chestnut, red or copper colored hair; dark brown, olive, golden brown or warm beige skin tone; and dark brown, golden brown, amber, hazel or green eyes. Falls look good in shades that are rich or muted but that also look warm and inviting (e.g. earth tones, think of the autumn season colors in nature).
Step4
Summers have dark chestnut or mousy brown hair, gray or blue eyes and pink beige or ivory skin tone. Summers should wear clothing that has a soft tone to it (e.g. pastels) or cool, muted colors (e.g. lavender).
Finding Your Season
Step1
Take a piece of clothing that falls into one of the four categories and hold it to your face.
Step2
While standing in front of the mirror, close your eyes and then re-open them. What was the first thing you noticed? Was it your face or the color? If it was your face, then you've found your season. If not, try again with one of the other colors/seasons.
Step3
Repeat with clothing from the rest of the seasons (if necessary).