Why Two Analysts Give You Different Results: Borderline Subgroups Explained

Have two colour analysts ever given you slightly different results? One said Autumn Warm, the other said Autumn Deep — so which one is actually correct? In this video, Giulia from Colour Analysis Studio breaks down borderline subgroups, the extra cross-check we use alongside the classic 12+4 season system to confidently confirm your result. Want to know your best colours? https://colouranalysis.au/book-a-session/ Want to become a Colour Analyst? https://mailchi.mp/colouranalysis.au/coursesummary Our digital tools that make shopping easier! https://shop.colouranalysis.au/ Colour Analysis Studio is based in Melbourne, Australia, offering both in-person and online sessions. - Follow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/colouranalysis_studio/ Send us an email info@colouranalysis.au - A colour analysis session is a once-off experience to discover your colours for life. A palette is a collection of colours that emphasise your natural chromatic characteristics, making you look radiant and healthy. Colour analysis identifies your personal palette by examining your natural characteristics (undertone, intensity and value). A colour analysis session will make you discover something new about yourself and give you the knowledge to shop less and better and to improve your wardrobe and style.