Your Perfect Lipstick Shades According to Your Color Palette 💄 #coloranalysis

Finding your perfect lipstick shade isn’t just about what’s trendy—it’s about what enhances you. In armocromia, every season has specific undertones and contrasts, and the right lip color can tie your entire look together. It's one of the easiest (and most fun) ways to express your palette.

Let’s break it down, season by season.

🌸 Spring: Light, warm, and fresh

Springs shine in warm, luminous colors. Their skin usually has a golden undertone, and their features are delicate and glowing.

💡 Go for juicy, radiant shades. Glossy finishes work beautifully here.

☀️ Summer: Cool, soft, and romantic

Summers have cool undertones, with a softness that makes them elegant and understated. They glow in muted, powdery tones.

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• Dusty rose

💡 Creamy or satin textures are perfect—avoid anything too orange or too bold.

🍂 Autumn: Deep, warm, and earthy

Autumns look their best in rich, warm tones. Their coloring loves depth and golden undertones, and their perfect lipsticks reflect that richness.

💡 Matte and velvety finishes enhance the earthy vibe. Think spice tones, not neons.

❄️ Winter: Cool, bold, and dramatic

Winters are striking, with high contrast and cool undertones. They can wear bold, icy colors that others can’t.

💡 High-pigment, bold finishes (even matte) suit Winters best. Don’t be afraid of drama—it works for you.

The right lipstick can do wonders for your appearance. It has the power to brighten your entire face, make your teeth appear whiter, and harmonize beautifully with your skin and eyes. It can even save you from looking "off" or washed out. On the other hand, the wrong lipstick can completely throw off your look—even if your outfit is spot on.

Let’s find your perfect shades together! During your color analysis session, we don’t just figure out your season—we create a full moodboard just for you. That includes lipstick suggestions, hair color ideas, outfits, patterns, and more.

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