Скачать или смотреть What does a WINTER look like? ❄️

Can you tell the differences between the Winter seasons? ❄️

Winter is one of the boldest, highest-contrast seasons in color analysis — and it comes in four gorgeous variations.

❄️True Winter – The definition of cool and high-contrast. Think porcelain skin with dark hair, icy undertones, and striking eyes. True Winter thrives in pure, cool colors: black, white, icy pinks, sapphire, emerald. No warmth, no softness — just crisp clarity.

🌑 Deep Winter – The darkest of all Winters, often mistaken for Autumn at first glance. Deep hair, deep eyes, medium-to-deep skin — all anchored by intensity. Your palette is rich, dramatic, and powerful: black, navy, burgundy, deep emerald. Where Autumn leans warm, Deep Winter stays cool and clear.

🌟 Bright Winter – Sparkling, fresh, and vibrant. This Winter has that “lit from within” look — crystal-clear eyes, luminous skin, and contrast that shines in bold, clean hues. Think fuchsia, turquoise, icy lemon, and electric blue. Bright Winter is Winter turned up with the light on.

🧊 Cool Winter – The iciest Winter of all. Cool Winter often has soft porcelain skin, dark hair, and piercing eyes. Their palette is pure, frosty, and delicate: icy blue, lavender, mint, true red. No warmth here — just icy clarity that keeps the look refined and fresh.

Here’s the thing: color analysis isn’t about “pretty colors.” It’s about harmony — how shades interact with your undertones, eyes, and natural contrast. When you wear your Winter palette, you don’t just look good… you glow with confidence.

So tell me ✨ Which Winter are you drawn to most — True, Deep, Bright, or Cool? Drop it below 👇 and let’s see who knows their season.

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