What is 12-season personal color analysis?
The 12-season framework groups style palettes into variations of spring, summer, autumn, and winter. FaceScore uses an AI interpretation of your photo to suggest a color season and palette. It is a styling framework, not a diagnosis or a rule about which colors you are allowed to wear.
How to use the color analysis feature
Take a clear photo in even, neutral-looking light and avoid beauty filters or colored lighting. Open Personal Color from your analysis and explore the suggested palette. Use the result to shortlist colors you would like to try, then compare them in person before buying anything.
Try a practical palette comparison
Hold two clothing colors near your face under the same light and compare your own preferences. Keep the camera position and exposure as consistent as possible if you take photos. This is a style experiment: you may prefer a color outside the suggested palette, and that is a useful result too.
Why might my color season change?
A warm indoor bulb, a phone’s automatic white balance, makeup, or a filter can change the colors recorded in an image. AI interpretation can also vary. If two scans disagree, repeat the photo in consistent conditions and treat the palette as a suggestion rather than a definitive classification.
Does this measure skin health or ethnicity?
No. FaceScore’s seasonal color suggestions are for styling. A color palette does not determine your skin health, identity, or ancestry, and is not a substitute for professional advice about a skin concern.
Learn more before you scan
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