Good intro to colour analysis
Good intro to color analysis, thank you!!!
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Good intro to color analysis, thank you!!!
Brilliant. If more women invested in this incredible process, more women would have the confidence to speak up, take a stand and move imaginary mountains of things that stop us. Thank you so much!
Dear Jorunn, Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and experience! At first, I was really surprised and couldn‘t believe that I am bright winter, but as you say it‘s the colors that make you come out, rise and shine! You look clean and clear, your eyes are sparkling, your skin looks fresh and radiant, the dark circles under your eyes are gone (even without any make-up). I was first wrongly draped as dark autumn (I looked and felt like a potato in apple mash), then dark winter what was better but still way too dark (I have light olive skin, medium ash brown hair and bright hazel eyes - what seemed to be a little bit tricky at first…). Now, I am starting to embrace these bright winter colors and integrate them into my wardrobe step by step. Started with nail polish, then lipstick (coward…), a magenta top (more daring…) and these small first colorful steps already look amazing and fresh up my black-white outfits. When shopping, comparison is really key to find out the right color within the same spectrum, especially in artificial light. So so helpful to avoid any wrong picks. By attending your course, you learn to understand the basics and how to approach these strikingly beautiful colors that make you step out and bring out the very best of you. Thank you from the bottom of my heart, dear Brightness! Love, Angelika
I've really enjoyed the course, worth every penny. I frequently go back to refresh myself on various aspects of my style. Thanks so much, Liz
I enjoyed this very much. I am looking for someone to do in person analysist in my area.
This is a course I keep coming back to. I pick up something a little different that I had missed (or forgotten) each time. This course is especially encouraging for the reluctant Bright Winter ("Phew, I can wear neutrals with maybe just one color."). But as an enthusiastic Bright Winter. ("Phew, I can wear bright colors with maybe just one color") :-) , I still find most of the sections very helpful. I highly recommend this course.
I enjoyed the course very much, and also enjoyed your writing style so much. It would be terrific to have a PCA done as I have never had one done. At 66 it’s probably time.
I’ve booked a PCA and this is a great course to help me prepare! The material was well presented and easy to read. Thank you!
Excellent presentation.
Very concise description of PCA. Best description of the draping process I've read. Thank you
Hi Jorunn- I LOVED your course!
It all made so much sense to me. I recently had someone analyze my color through a photo and I did not feel confident that color could be accurately analyzed this way.
I so wish I lived in Norway (or that you lived on Cape Cod). It would be nice to meet you over a cup of tea but not cod liver oil 😊
Best,
Bridget
Thank you for a thought provoking, practical and very , very useful course. Your methodical approach made me address my needs and likes in a practical and purposeful way and has changed the way I approach my wardrobe, how outfits are planned rather than just happen and how I intend to shop in the future. And I enjoyed the whole experience.
I found this course very helpful. I love the 4-3-2-1 system. I plan to go through the course several times through the year. Thank you.
I think your course is an excellent introduction to color analysis. You’re clear, consise and cover all the basics of PCA.
Excellent introduction course to personal colour analysis. I can feel your passion and thank you for sharing.
Regards, Charlotte.