Asian People

Color Analysis for
Asian People

Decode the interplay of olive, beige, and translucent golden undertones common across East, Southeast, and Central Asian complexions.

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Guided Color Playbook

Expert Guidelines for Asian People

Cross-check undertone, translucency, and contrast to map the most luminous palette.

Step 1

Observe color shifts between face, neck, and chest—especially if brightening products lighten the face.

Cool porcelain with pink flush usually sits in Summer palettes featuring misty lilac, jade, and powder blue.
Neutral-beige skin with olive depth loves Soft Autumn palettes of moss, cinnamon, and lagoon teal.
Golden tans with deep hair can handle Spring or Winter palettes depending on contrast and eye brightness.

Step 2

Match saturation to natural eye sparkle and hair depth.

Light eyes and dark hair create cinematic contrast—True Winter and Bright Winter palettes excel.
Medium contrast benefits from Soft Summer or Soft Autumn tones that echo tea-dye textiles.
Low contrast, especially with monochromatic features, thrives in tone-on-tone gradients using dusty rose, sage, and muted bronze.

Step 3

Blend traditional and modern color stories seamlessly.

Use tonal layering (e.g., three shades of jade) for minimalist looks with depth.
Introduce metallics like brushed gold or rose gold to mimic warm sunlight on skin.
When wearing bold reds, match undertone precisely—blue-red for cool skin, vermilion for warm.

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