Two Violets

You had your color analysis. You know your colors. Now what?

Here’s how to apply your color analysis results:

Start with your makeup. It’s the fastest way to create harmony.

Use your swatch fan and evaluate your closet in natural light. Identify what you already own in your best colors and set those pieces aside.

Build outfits from your best colors first. This is where the aha moments start to happen — when you truly see how well your colors work on you.

Then look at the supporting details — hair color, glasses, jewelry. These either reinforce your natural beauty or compete with it.

This is the difference between knowing your season and embodying it.

If you’re exploring personal color analysis in the Twin Cities, you can find more details through the link in my profile.

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Experience a condensed version of the full color analysis session at an upcoming pop-up event. Together, we’ll uncover the colors and tones that enhance your natural features — so you can stop wasting time and money on clothes and makeup that don’t feel quite right.

Tues, Feb 24 in Chaska
11:15, 12:00 & 6:30

Sat, Mar 21 in Waconia
9:30, 10:15, 12:00 & 12:45

Cost: $150 
Take home a physical color fan and a 120+ page digital color guide with tips for clothing, accessories, and makeup.

Reserve your session at twoviolets.com/events or use the link in bio

 

I recently got new glasses and brought everything I’ve learned from color analysis (and my Soft Autumn season) with me to the eye doctor. Picking out frames was so much easier because I already knew which colors would look best on me.

Swipe through to see why glasses matter so much in color analysis (including sunglasses) and see what you think of my new frames.

If you’re local to Chaska, Chanhassen, or the southwest Twin Cities area and curious about your own colors, I’d love to help you find your best palette.