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Deep Winter colour palette

Deep Winter is a cool-neutral, deep, high-contrast, clear colour season: deep, cool and dramatic.

undertone
Cool-neutral
depth
Deep
contrast
High
chroma
Clear

What Deep Winter looks like

Your colouring is deep and striking with a cool-neutral cast: very dark brown to black hair, intense dark eyes, and skin anywhere from porcelain to deep that looks best against strong contrast. Black, pure white and dark jewel tones such as true red, emerald, sapphire and plum look powerful on you, while camel, orange and dusty mid-tones look muddy.

12 Deep Winter colours

A sample from the 36-colour Deep Winter palette.

Ice Grey
Magenta Pink
Cranberry
Merlot
Icy Mint
Deep Jade
Deep Teal
Icy Blue
Sapphire
Indigo
Royal Purple
Plum

Colours Deep Winter should avoid

Camel. Golden and soft; it makes your skin look sallow.

Orange. Warm and flat against your cool depth.

Best metals

Best: Polished silver. Good: Platinum and gunmetal. Skip: Brassy yellow gold.

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Questions

What colours look best on Deep Winter?

Deep Winter suits colours that are cool-neutral, deep and clear, such as ice grey, magenta pink, cranberry, merlot, icy mint.

What colours should Deep Winter avoid?

Camel: Golden and soft; it makes your skin look sallow. Orange: Warm and flat against your cool depth.

Gold or silver for Deep Winter?

Best: Polished silver. Also good: platinum and gunmetal. Usually skip: brassy yellow gold.

How do I know if I'm Deep Winter?

Deep Winter colouring is cool-neutral in undertone, deep in depth, high in contrast and clear in chroma. A daylight selfie scan measures all four and shows your closest season plus a runner-up.