Introductory format - Seasonal Color Analysis (Giveaway exclusive)

You weren’t one of the two giveaway winners — but we didn’t want you to walk away empty-handed.

This Express Color Analysis is a special invitation just for you: a 30-minute, one-on-one session where you’ll discover your most flattering color season and experience how the right tones can bring softness, clarity, or balance to your features.

It’s a more compact version of our $288 full session — designed for those who are curious but not ready to commit to the full 1.5-hour consultation.

This express session is perfect if:

• You’re curious about color analysis and want to try it before committing to the full experience

• You’re short on time but still want personal guidance

• You felt drawn to the giveaway and want to gift yourself a moment of self-discovery

What’s Included in the Express Session ($98 – 30 mins):

• Trainer-guided draping to determine your 12-subseason color type

• Try on 4 lipstick shades and 2 blush colors from your best palette

• A generic digital report outlining your color season

• A quick, clear verbal explanation of how your palette works with your features

This session is ideal for anyone who wants a quick, insightful introduction to seasonal color analysis — perfect if you’re new or curious, and short on time.

How It Differs from the Comprehensive Session ($288 – 1.5 hrs):

• The full session includes testing across KS, PCCS, and 12-season systems (Express uses a simplified approach)

• Comes with a customized report made just for you — including contrast, tone breakdowns, and recommendations

• Includes a foundation match test to identify your best base shades

• Offers face shape analysis and tailored makeup placement guidance (blush, brows, contour, etc.)

• Try up to 15 lipstick swatches and 8 blush tones — vs 4 and 2 in the Express session

In Short:

Both sessions help you discover your 12-season color type.
But the comprehensive version goes deeper — into theory, technique, makeup strategy, and personal expression.
The express session gives you a quick snapshot; the full session gives you the full picture.