Seasonal Color Analysis: Find The Best Colors For Your Skin Tone

Personal use

I had one of these type of books when I was younger. I now own a small boutique and leave it out as a reference for those who are interested. You really do feel more confident if you wear colors and tones suited to your skin, eye and hair color.

What a terribly written book! The grammar is awful, and the punctuation doesn’t make sense. Sometimes the sentences aren’t complete and other times the sentence doesn’t start with a capital letter, or have any type of punctuation. The thoughts aren’t complete and while you could kind of “get the jist,” I bought this to learn precise things about colour analysis and not try to translate what this author *might* be saying or not. The pictures look like clip art I could find online. The descriptions on why this topic is important are vague and often along the lines of “it’s just what looks best” and doesn’t explain WHY something would look best. If you’re a super beginner to this topic, this could be helpful to get you started, but otherwise, please don’t waste your money.

A pamphlet or booklet, not a book. Poorly written. AI possibly. I don’t like to be negative but really, no value here. In my opinion, of course.

Although the information in this book is on track, you can easily find a beginners guide to seasonal color analysis blog post online and get a more through overview than this little booklet. It feels slapped together quickly and like it didn't go through editing before printing. Many sentences start with lowercase letters and there are typos left and right. Also, the printed color images are low resolution so they're pixelated.