Jeffrey Seyller
Color Analyst & Interior Designer
I follow the face's reaction... and that tells me the season
When a color opposes your skin’s undertone, it highlights surface flaws like shadows, fine lines, dark circles, and blemishes. Instead of enhancing your natural complexion, it draws attention to those imperfections, making them appear more pronounced. At the same time, it weakens the overall tone of your face, breaking it into separate parts. This can leave you with an unhealthy grey or greenish cast, making you look tired, older, or even unwell.
Opposing colors naturally highlight their differences, which can cause the edges where they meet to appear blurred or undefined. When your face is framed by colors that don’t harmonize with your skin tone, features like your jawline and cheekbones can fade into a hazy outline, making your face look less defined and even larger. This imbalance subtly draws attention away from your natural features, creating a sense that something is just slightly off.
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10 Best Colors for Bright Winter
10 best colors for Bright Winter according to the SciArt system: 1. True Black Bright Winter looks stunning in true black. The high contrast of
10 Best Colors for True Winter
10 best colors for True Winter according to the SciArt system: 1. True Black True Winter looks stunning in true black, a deep, bold, and
10 Best Colors for Dark Winter
Here are the 10 best colors for Dark Winter according to the SciArt system: 1. True Black Dark Winter shines in true black, a deep,
10 Best Colors for Dark Autumn
10 best colors for Dark Autumn according to the SciArt system: 1. Deep Olive Green Dark Autumns look incredible in rich, deep olive green. This
10 Best Colors for True Summer
10 best colors for True Summer according to the SciArt system: 1. Soft Rose True Summer looks stunning in soft, cool rose. This delicate pink
10 Best Colors for True Autumn
10 best colors for True Autumn according to the SciArt system: 1. Rich Olive Green True Autumns thrive in rich, earthy olive green. This warm,
10 Best Colors for Soft Autumn
10 best colors for Soft Autumn according to the SciArt system: 1. Soft Olive Green Soft Autumns look stunning in muted, earthy greens like olive.
10 Best Colors for Light Summer
10 best colors for Light Summer according to the SciArt system: 1. Soft Rose Pink A soft, cool rose pink is a perfect choice for
10 Best Colors for Light Spring
10 Best Colors for Light Spring colors – 1. Soft Peach Light Spring looks radiant in soft peach tones. This warm, delicate hue enhances the
10 Best Colors for True Spring
10 best colors for True Spring 1. Golden Yellow True Spring thrives in warm, golden yellow hues. This cheerful, vibrant yellow reflects their warm undertones
10 Best Colors for Bright Spring
10 Best Colors for Bright Spring 1. Bright Coral Bright Spring’s best colors are vibrant, and nothing says “Bright Spring” more than a lively, warm
10 Best Colors for Soft Summer
In the SciArt color analysis system, Soft Summer individuals have a cool undertone with a soft, muted appearance. Their best colors tend to be cool,
The Science of Simultaneous Contrast and Why It’s Key in SciArt Personal Color Analysis
Let’s talk about something that’s going to make you look at colors—and your wardrobe—a little differently: simultaneous contrast. It’s a phenomenon that is just as
Why Can’t I Wear Black? (And Why You Might Not Want To)
Let’s get this out of the way first: you can wear whatever you want. I’m not here to put you in a color box—or a
Why Do Celebrities and Celebrity Stylists Choose High Contrast Looks Over Colors That Suit Their Personal Tone?
Let’s be real—if you’ve ever watched the Oscars, a fashion show, or even a live performance, you’ve likely seen some of the most stunning (albeit
Why Can’t I Figure Out My Season From My Overtone?
We’ve all been there, right? Staring into the mirror, wondering if you’re a Spring or a Summer, squinting at your skin and thinking, “Is this