What season am I?

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.