White People

Color Analysis for
White People

Pinpoint undertones across fair, porcelain, and olive complexions so your palette feels intentional instead of generic.

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Guided Color Playbook

Expert Guidelines for White People

Use these undertone markers and wardrobe tips to dial in palettes that bring luminosity to lighter complexions.

Step 1

Look beyond surface redness—test the jawline, ear, and neck to catch olive or neutral undertones hiding under pink cheeks.

If veins appear blue-violet and skin burns before tanning, start with a Summer or Winter palette test.
Olive or peachy beige undertones show up when gold jewelry looks soft rather than brassy; explore Soft Autumn or Spring variants.
Freckles and high redness often benefit from muted palettes that de-emphasize contrast—try Soft Summer or Soft Autumn first.

Step 2

Match chroma and contrast to eye depth, hair level, and brow definition.

Ash blonde and icy eyes thrive in cool, high-clarity palettes like True Summer or True Winter.
Golden blondes or strawberry tones often glow in Light Spring palettes with buttercream, coral, and mint.
Medium ash brunettes gain polish with Soft Summer palettes that lean into dusty mauves, slate, and misty teal.

Step 3

Reduce visual noise while keeping outfits dimensional.

Anchor outfits with soft neutrals (stone, mushroom, vanilla) and add two accent colors max.
Swap stark black for espresso, deep navy, or softened charcoal to keep features from disappearing.
Use texture—knits, boucle, brushed finishes—to create depth when palettes stay light or muted.

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