You are in the Soft Colouring category. What this means is that your skin, eyes and hair have little contrast. Your hair is dark blonde, mousey or light brown.
The base of your skin is cool or warm in a medium tone.
Your eyes are usually in a soft muted tone. They can be blue, green, brown or hazel, or a combination.
The soft category is often one of the hardest to define. You will likely recognise yourself in other categories too.
Choose shades in blended tones in your clothing to balance your hair to skin tone ratio. Muted tones like stone, taupe and khaki will suit you worn with tones a few shades either lighter or darker. Avoid striking, contrasting colours.
Choose a mixture of dark or light shades, but make sure you mix them with similar tones. Avoid wearing either all light or all dark tones. Instead, look for muted colours and monochrome. If you are not sure, hold the garment to your face and see how it reflects on your skin. A muted tone will compliment you while a bright tone will be too much. If you have blue or grey eyes, cooler shades will work better.
During the summer months wear mid-tone accessories to balance out pastel summer clothes, and in the winter do the same for dark shades. If you choose to wear white select a softer white rather than a harsh one. If you wear black, avoid wearing it close to your face.
How To Use This Guide
Below you will find details of your personal colour palette. These are chosen from eighteen different categories.
The first group of canvas colours should make up the base of your wardrobe, while the paint colours below them are for you to add to it. Think of the canvas colours as the majority of your wardrobe, and the paint colours as the fun on top.
Finally, at the bottom of this page, you will find some additional paint colours for you to use that are specifically chosen for your grade and category.