What season am I [spring, summer, autumn, winter?]?

Question

I have dark brown hair [ http://i55.photobucket.com/albums/g134/All_4_animals/hair.jpg ] and light to fair skin. Oh and dark hazel eyes, what season am I?

Answer 1

This is so much easier with a picture.
!] do you look better in bright blue, or bright orange?
2] do you look better in black, or coffee brown?
3] do you look better in silver, or gold?
If you chose the first answer for all the questions, you are a COOL:
soft white, pinks, cherry red, coral, lemon, mint, jade, forest green, sky, royal, navy, lavender, plum, gray, black, silver jewelry.
If you chose the second answer for all the questions, you are a WARM:
ivory, tomato red, peach, orange, rust, golden yellow, lime, kelly, olive, aqua, turquoise, teal, purple, caramel, coffee brown, and gold jewelry.
Wear your besr brights and pastels in tops, for most flattery.
Collect neutral skirts and pants, with shoes to match them,
If dressed all in neutrals, wear 'your' precious metal in jewelry.

Answer 2

Answers to this would only be best guesses. You can do tests to determine this yourself if you can't afford an expert to do it for you. They are trained to see what we miss, but basically you need different colour fabrics that you drape over your shoulders, under your chin. There are two main categories. Clear toned colours like jewel toned blues or crystal shades of greens will brighten up your skin tone if you are a winter or summer. Fall and spring tones of warm colours like browns, oranges, or shades with a yellow base will brighten your complexion if you belong in those categories. They need beiges and creams rather than pure whites. If the fabric swatch makes your circles under your eyes appear more evident then you are likely in the opposite colour pallet. White will look great on a winter and some summers but not as good on fall and spring complexions. This is pretty complicated thing to determine but if you listen to what others say to you about how you look in a particular outfit, look at the colour and consider that as the factor that makes YOU look great, There are books on this in the libraries or book stores if you need more help. Good luck.

Answer 3

Not much to go on, but from the dark hair and eyes I think you are probably a winter.


Winter

Winter is a cool tone. People with winter complexions have blue or pink/rosy undertones. Skin can be pale and porcelain white, yellowish-olive, or dark. Winters are generally brunettes with deeply colored eyes. Many Asians and African Americans fall into this category. Natural white-blondes may also be winters.

Best Colors for Winter

Those with the winter color profile have a lot of depth to their coloring and a lot of contrast between their hair color, eye color and skin tone. Winters should wear hues that are sharp, stark and clear. You will look best in intense, rich colors, like black, navy blue, red, and hot pink. These powerful shades will compliment your coloring. For lighter colors, wear bright white or icy pastels, such as like cool blues, pinks and yellows.

Worst Colors for Winter

Avoid dressing in earthy tones and subdued colors like beige, orange and gold. They will make you look faded and ashen.

Answer 4

I think that when people tell you what season you are, they aren`t always right. I am [supposidly] a spring, but I look good in ALOT of fall colors and summer colors too. So I think you would maybe be a winter, but you would never know because sometimes you don`t look good in the colors they say you will. In simple words: you know what looks good on you, so just go with that. Don`t worry about seaosns!!!

Answer 5

God, your hair's nice. Sound like a winter, but maybe an Autumn at a pinch.