Free color analysis quiz

What season am I?

This free seasonal color analysis quiz asks eight questions about your undertone, hair, eyes and contrast, then names your most likely season out of the twelve, with its palette. Answer in natural daylight, without makeup if you can.

  1. Question 1 of 8

    In daylight, what color are the veins on your inner wrist?

  2. Question 2 of 8

    Which jewelry makes your skin look better?

  3. Question 3 of 8

    Which white looks better next to your face?

  4. Question 4 of 8

    What is your natural hair color?

    As an adult, before any gray or dye.

  5. Question 5 of 8

    What color are your eyes?

  6. Question 6 of 8

    How much contrast is there between your hair, skin and eyes?

  7. Question 7 of 8

    How does your skin react to a day in the sun without sunscreen?

  8. Question 8 of 8

    Which dark color looks best on you?

0 of 8 answered

Shortcut

What season am I? A quick read by coloring

Your coloring narrows the twelve seasons to two before you answer a single question. Find the row that sounds most like you. When both seasons fit, contrast and softness break the tie, and the quiz above weighs both.

Your coloringLikely seasons
Golden blonde hair, blue or green eyes, peachy skinLight SpringWarm Spring
Ash blonde hair, light blue or gray eyes, pink or porcelain skinLight SummerCool Summer
Copper, auburn or red hair, hazel or green eyes, often frecklesWarm AutumnWarm Spring
Light to medium brown hair, hazel or gray-green eyes, soft contrastSoft AutumnSoft Summer
Brown hair with golden or red tints, brown eyes, golden or olive skinDeep AutumnWarm Autumn
Dark brown hair, dark brown eyes, rosy or neutral skinDeep WinterDeep Autumn
Black hair, dark eyes, strong contrast with your skinDeep WinterBright Winter
Dark hair with clear blue, green or gray eyes and light skinBright WinterCool Winter
Medium brown hair, bright clear eyes, warm skin that tans easilyBright SpringWarm Spring
Silver or white hair, soft eyes, rosy skinSoft SummerCool Summer

Undertone

Warm or cool? Start with your undertone

Undertone is the first split in color analysis: warm coloring belongs to Spring and Autumn, cool coloring to Summer and Winter. In daylight, compare gold against silver and cream against bright white next to your face. The side that makes your skin look even, not gray or ruddy, is yours.

If neither side wins, you are probably neutral, and your season is decided by depth and softness instead. Not sure which camp you are in? Take the six-question undertone test.

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The 12 seasons at a glance

How it works

How this color analysis test works

Each answer nudges three traits: warm or cool undertone, light or deep value, and soft or bright chroma. The strongest trait names your season, the same way the twelve-season system does: mostly deep and warm is Deep Autumn, mostly soft and cool is Soft Summer.

The quiz gives you a strong starting point, not a final verdict. Undertone is hard to judge in a mirror, and lighting changes everything. For a reliable answer, compare your best and worst colors next to your face, or let Avarobe analyze a selfie and build a drape test from your own photo.

New to the twelve seasons? Start with the color analysis guide.

Questions

Color season quiz FAQ

How do I find out what season I am?

Answer questions about your undertone, natural hair and eye color, contrast and how you react to the sun, like the quiz on this page. It points to your likely season. To confirm it, compare your best and worst colors next to your face in daylight, or let Avarobe analyze a selfie and build a drape test from your own photo.

Is this color analysis quiz free?

Yes. The quiz is free, with no sign-up, and you see your likely season and its palette as soon as you answer the last question. If you want a second opinion from your own photo, Avarobe’s selfie analysis is free too: it names your season and shows you the color that drains you, on your own face. The full drape-test report comes with the paid Color Advisor.

How accurate is a color analysis quiz?

A quiz is a good first estimate, usually right about your family and often right about your exact season. Its limit is that it relies on how you judge your own coloring, and most people find undertone hard to read. Neighboring seasons, like Soft Autumn and Soft Summer, are the most common mix-up.

What colors look good on me?

The ones that share your coloring’s warmth, depth and softness. Warm, golden coloring glows in camel, olive and coral; cool, rosy coloring in navy, raspberry and icy blue. Deep coloring carries rich darks, light coloring handles pastels, and soft coloring looks best in dusty, grayed shades. Your season’s palette turns that into a shortlist.

What season am I if I have dark hair and blue eyes?

Dark hair with clear blue eyes and light to medium skin is classic high contrast, which usually points to a Winter, most often Bright Winter or Cool Winter. If your blue eyes are soft and grayish and your hair has warm tints, you may be a Deep or Soft season instead.

What season am I if I have red hair?

Most natural redheads are warm seasons. Copper and auburn hair usually points to Warm Autumn or Deep Autumn, strawberry blonde to Warm Spring or Light Spring, and muted, sandy red to Soft Autumn. Your eyes and contrast decide which one.

Can AI find my color season from a photo?

Yes, if the photo is good. AI analysis reads your skin, hair and eye colors directly instead of relying on how you judge them, which removes the hardest part of a quiz. Use a daylight selfie facing a window, with no filter and little makeup. Avarobe does this from one selfie and shows your palette on your own avatar.

How is a quiz different from a professional color analysis?

A professional analyst drapes dozens of fabrics under your face in neutral light and watches how your skin reacts, which takes an appointment and usually an hour. A quiz asks about the same traits, undertone, depth and contrast, from what you know about yourself. Use the quiz as a shortlist, then confirm it with a drape test.

Can I do color analysis on myself at home?

Yes. Stand facing a window in daylight, with no makeup, and hold colors under your chin: gold versus silver, cream versus bright white, black versus brown. Watch your skin, not the fabric. The colors that even out your skin and brighten your eyes point to your season.

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