Color Analysis for Grey, Silver and White Hair
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- Опубліковано 4 чер 2024
- yourcolorstyle.com/color-anal... ~ Are you going grey or have grey hair, white or silver hair and wondering what colors flatter you best? Perhaps you no longer seem to be able to wear certain colors because your hair has changed? If so, watch as Jen explains what to look for to help you figure out what colors look best on you.
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My understanding is that your undertone never changes. The undertone you’re born with is what you’ll always have. Skin may fade w/age, but the undertone never changes.
That is correct
I agree. I actually have to be even more careful that I pick the right undertone to clothes as I’ve gone grey-ish. Cool color wash me out even more now!
Thanks, this was helpful and more clear than the othertwo I just watched.
I am so fascinated by seasonal colors and enjoying Jen's content! Have wondered this about gray and white hair! Thank you for including people of color too. I'm curious how many non-female folks are interested in color typing. Also Jen, how did your skin get looking so beautifully luminious here?
Good morning Jen. I would love to see a video of you doing a color analysis in person.
I am exactly the blended brown with alot of grey white hairs and streaks here and there. I noticed I have a warm undertone but have fair skin and green eyes. My natural hair is medium brown can look mousy or warm depending what colours I wear. When I use to colour my hair it was a warm blonde, and it suited me really well. I think I am a neutral now I have grey bits in my hair. but soft, bright and warm colours suit me against my skin. If I wear a coral pink it brights my face, if I wear a cool pink or grey it looks dull. black doesn't really lift me.
You have exactly the same coloration as me. I too love coral pink and I like wearing Khaki too. Black doesn’t suit me. I typed myself as soft, warm and medium. Is that what you are too?
I really like this video. And ohmygosh, I love this eggplant colour on you! :-D I´m a BWL myself (which I know for a few years now), but I always wondered if this colour might suit me since I chose this as the carpet of my room when I was a teen and combined it with furniture in a light orange/laminated wood design (which I still have). I wouldn´t have thought this colour could actually be worn by a light and warm like me although I had a similar coloured tunic once. Now I would love to find something like this again. I really need the widest variety of colours I can choose from, the BWL are so hard to get here!! XD
These videos just keep getting better and better. Thank you so much!
Glad you like them!
I have light grey hair and still look good in the Soft
🌟 Thank you!
You are so welcome!
Thanks so much for doing this, Jen! Very interesting. Mirrors many comments I see in the grey transition websites I follow. The amount of white/silver in the hair appears to greatly influence whether someone is Bright or Soft. And, only one of the examples remained Warm. The others were either Cool to begin with or "cooled" with the addition of grey. The final issue appears to be intensity (Light/Medium/ Deep). Most of my Silver Sister agree that we need to add color around our face. The confusion seems to be whether it should come from Cool or Warm colors. If we use the continuum of hair from dark (pewter) to white to determine Bright or Soft and get the intensity right (Light/Medium/Dark), it sounds like it is pretty safe to err towards Cool. Does that sound correct?
I am definitely warm, with salt & pepper hair. I wish you had some examples with similar coloring to mine. My eyes are hazel, warm brown with olive green.
You will absolutely love my free webinar on grey hair! There are examples of real women that, I think, look like you.
yourcolorstyle.com/color-analysis-for-grey-hair/
Any analysis for warm seasons with grey hair?
Pure white hair medium skin tone purple is good for me
I have a mix of dark and white hair, green eyes and possibly olive skin. But I have been told both I am cool and I am warm. Having a hard time. Can I send a picture?
Thank´s for this video! Can You do some more examples with warm skined people. I was warm bright and medium/deep. Now I have all hair natural, not very much grey, but they turn from deeper honey brown to more neutral brown. I see, that I need little bit softer colors and more neutral combinations. But sometimes its hard (it was a quick change) - I was wearing yellow and browns... now I choose more warm blues, purples, beiges... My hair is still pretty dark, so I need contrast... I will be happy to see more of Your sugestions for warm skin and grey hair.
You may really enjoy my free webinar for grey hair: yourcolorstyle.com/color-analysis-for-grey-hair/
@@YourColorStyle me in.
Hi, I don't feel represented...I used to be strawberry-blond, warm brown hair with warm or yellow skin. Going gray (cool hair) is looking terrible on me. Hair is just dark where it's not turning gray. Help!
I read that some colors look good on everyone. Red,purple,turquoise, coral. You’re welcome.
Thanks for this (I am in my mid 30's but the silver is coming). Does eye color tend to change as we age as well? My eyes have a deep blue rim and I hope it stays ☺️
Please check out my free webinar on grey hair. I think it will really help: yourcolorstyle.com/color-analysis-for-grey-hair/
Does having a red face make a difference? I'm 62 and gray.
Didn't see anything for bright/warm and medium depth?
Is there ever a case that someone is neutral not cool or warm? Also, I'm confused about everyone dividing yellow and red into the warm category, when they are such different colors. Why do we have two categories of warm/cool when there are three primary colors?
Why do you wear such a Deep color if you are Light?
I love this dress. It's plum and I really like it. It's a little deep but so what?
Ii am Gray. N would love to go platinum as soon as i gdt a nice perm n ill do it wish me luck by ghe way im 86
I'm medium
You didn’t have any examples of Bright, Warm and Medium?
I can only show example based on the photos I have available. If you are willing, send me your photo at yourcolorstyle.com/askjen
Why no green shades? Or true red
I didn't see any warm examples
Very interesting!
So if I'm like the lady with the funny expression, green eyes but very dark hair... As I get more grey would I go from deep to medium? And does 'deep' depend on eyes and hair more than skin? I have very fair skin but very dark hair and medium eyes and brows (without make-up) I suppose 🤷
I think, as you have deep hair in the blend of salt and pepper, you will be able to wear those deeper colors. If you go completely white, you will want to consider lighter colors.
@@YourColorStyle thank you so much for your reply! That helps a lot :)
My hair is white, my eyes are brown.
You cannot switch from warm to cool undertones. What in the world? Also, bright eyes alone does not equal a high chroma individual. I am seriously doubting this system. I like the theory that the system is based on but the interpretation in the analysis seems flawed. I think your understanding of color theory may be stronger than your understanding of how to apply it to color analysis.
I agree. Bright eyes does not always equal a high chroma individual. Everyone is unique with different combinations. Bright eyes is a good indicator and guideline but there are other factors. Just because you don't agree with everything I say does not mean my system is flawed. No system is perfect. We have to create general guidelines to help people learn but there are no absolutes and no perfect overall color analysis solution. Some may agree with my opinion and others don't. That's ok. You have to find who you trust. As for the undertones. Going from warm to cool does not happen overnight. But there is a tipping point when a person is much older that some people are going to be more dominantly cool. Not everyone. But some. Some individuals hold their pigment all their life and some lose pigment. You are absolutely welcome to disagree. That doesn't mean that I'm wrong and you are right. We simply have a difference of opinion.
@@YourColorStyle you have basically proven my point. What you are seeing change as we age is our overtone. Undertone remains the same throughout life and is linked to genetics. “The skin undertone is determined by different elements, namely hemoglobin, carotene and melanin. The composition of these 3 pigments is defined by genetics. This means that the composition will never change during a lifetime. Skin color (or skin overtone) can change due to a number of factors, such as exposure to sun, illness, blood pressure, etc.” I have seen you make errors in analysis and even you yourself tend to wear colors that are unflattering on you. Being good at what you do requires being willing to learn and hone your skills and admit when you are wrong, because you are clearly not an expert as you make many rookie mistakes. The reason that seasonal analysis appears to perhaps work better than your system is because not everyone is just bright or cool. Most people fall somewhere in between and the palettes are tweaked to reflect those differences and give the best palette for that combination. While you do give more options in some ways, you oversimplify the bright vs soft aspect that seasonal analysis allows for those subtle differences. You tend to infer that one bright aspect can make someone bright for instance. It is never about the eyes or the hair. It is about the skin first and then it narrows things down by looking at contrast of the features AS A WHOLE. I have seen you declare that someone is warm simply because her eyes are warm and negate the fact that her undertone is clearly cool. I like to learn about different systems because I am never too perfect to learn something new. I am just trying to help you learn and maybe adjust your thinking so you can do better.
@@missbee980 thank you. I am always learning and am happy to admit when I am wrong. I'm not perfect nor do I claim to know all things. There are so many nuances and no one system is going to capture those perfectly. My goal is not to be perfect but to teach and share my thinking. When I'm wrong, I share that too. I have several older videos on this channel that i need to remove because my opinion has changed over the years based on experience, based on a better explanation, etc. Thank you for your feedback
Finding myself distracted by your coloring which is very light and low contrast (hair, skin, eyes) and the deep color and high contrast of your dress.
Yes, her dark colored dress is so wrong for the low contrast coloring. Totally washes her out. Makes me question her credibility in advising others.
I picked up n that also. Burgandy or maroon, dark, strong colors, seem so overwhelming on this pale skinned person.
The plum color you are wearing now is not your color...too dark against your pale skin and eyes. Are you wearing it as an example of
What's up with that one woman?...She looks like she saw a ghost.😨
That was rather cruel, don't you think?
@@whiteflower5603 lol, rather dramatic. I bet you’re a blast at parties. 🙄