Seasons
The 12 color seasons
There are 12 color seasons, grouped under the four classic families — Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter. Each describes a specific mix of undertone (warm or cool), depth (light or deep), and chroma (soft or bright), from Light Spring to Deep Winter. Find yours below, or take the two-minute analysis to be sure.
Spring
Summer
Autumn
Winter
Frequently asked questions
How many color seasons are there?
There are 12 color seasons in the modern system. They expand the four classic seasons (Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter) into three sub-types each, based on whether your coloring leans light, deep, soft, bright, warm, or cool.
How do I know which color season I am?
Your season is set by three things: undertone (warm or cool), depth (light or deep), and chroma (soft or bright). You can estimate it from your skin, hair, and eyes, but lighting and self-perception make it tricky — a measured analysis from one photo is the reliable way to pinpoint it.
Can your season change?
Your underlying undertone doesn't change — not with a tan or with age. Hair color changes can shift how deep or contrasted you appear, which is why some people re-test after going noticeably lighter or darker, but your core season stays the same.
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