Personal colour analysis is making a comeback — and it's getting more inclusive

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Cost of Living5:17’Doing Your Colours’ is making a comeback

If you’ve spent any time looking at beauty trends on TikTok in the last year, you’ll likely have come across personal colour analysis, a system that promises to help people look their best by determining what makeup and clothing colours best complement their hair and skin tones.

First popular in the 1970s and ’80s, personal colour analysis has been enjoying a comeback, partly thanks to apps like TikTok, with people trying to type themselves into season-inspired categories like True Spring, Deep Autumn or Cool Summer. In real life, certified image consultants have reported

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