Personal Color Test — What Season Are You?

Personal color analysis (퍼스널컬러) is a system originally from color theory and popularized by Korean beauty culture, that categorizes people into seasonal palettes — Spring Warm, Summer Cool, Autumn Warm, and Winter Cool — based on their skin undertone, eye color and hair tone. The right palette makes your complexion look clearer and more vibrant; the wrong one can look washed-out or harsh.

Spring Warm: bright, clear warm tones (peach, coral, ivory). Summer Cool: soft, muted cool tones (lavender, rose, powder blue). Autumn Warm: deep, earthy warm tones (terracotta, camel, olive). Winter Cool: bold, high-contrast cool tones (pure white, black, royal blue, true red).

An in-person diagnosis with a trained consultant and physical color drapes is more accurate — especially for edge cases between seasons. However, a well-designed self-test captures the broad season correctly for most people, and is a great starting point before investing in a professional session.

Yes, gradually. Major changes in skin tone due to aging, sun exposure, or health can shift your personal color. Most people stay broadly within the same warm-cool category throughout their lives, but may shift between sub-seasons (e.g., Spring to Summer).

Korean beauty culture emphasizes skin clarity and harmony over a one-size-fits-all look. Personal color analysis is a key step in the Korean makeup and fashion routine because it gives a science-based shortcut to what actually suits you — rather than following trends that might not work for your coloring.