The Seasonal Color
Analysis Process
Janine | Truly Hue
Seasonal Color Analysis is a powerful tool that helps you discover the shades that naturally enhance your features, boost your confidence, and reflect your authentic self. By learning your ideal color palette, you’ll be able to choose clothing, accessories, and makeup that make you look and feel your best every day. Located in Bucks County, I guide clients through a personalized process that takes the guesswork out of shopping and getting dressed.​Curious what the process looks like? Keep reading to see each step of a Truly Hue Color Analysis.
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Appointment & Preparation
Your color analysis journey begins with scheduling an appointment. I offer sessions at my home studio in Perkasie, PA, or I can arrange to come to your home if you prefer. To ensure the most accurate results, please come makeup-free with your hair pulled back, if possible. The session typically lasts 1.5 to 2 hours, so be prepared for a relaxing and insightful experience.
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Draping and Skin Tone Assessment
During your session, I will assess your unique skin tone and ask a few questions to get to know you better. We'll explore how different colors interact with your complexion by draping a variety of colored fabrics. This step is all about discovering which shades make you glow, give you a fresh healthy appearance, minimize wrinkles and imperfections and reduce under-eye puffiness or dark circles
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Seasonal Color Palette Reveal & How to Use It
At the end of the session, I’ll reveal your seasonal color palette and offer personalized advice on how to incorporate these colors into your wardrobe. You’ll also receive a handy color fan with about 100 different color swatch choices to take home. But the support doesn’t stop there - I’ll follow up with a series of emails to help you embrace your season and make the most of your newfound color knowledge. If you're interested, I also offer a wardrobe editing service to help you
refine your closet.
Four Seasons - A lifetime of Color
At Truly Hue, I use the classic four-season color analysis method: Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter. While 12- or 16-season systems are trending, my clients value the clarity and ease of the four seasons. This timeless approach is simple, empowering, and practical for everyday shopping.
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Unlike sub-season methods that rely heavily on hair or eye color - which can change with age or hair dye -the four-season method focuses on your natural skin tone, which remains the same for life. Once we identify your season, you’ll have a flexible palette that stays relevant no matter how your look evolves. I’ll show you how to choose the best shades within your palette, so you can feel confident and radiant for years to come.