Undertone checker
Check whether your skin reads warm, cool, neutral, or olive, then get color and makeup guidance from a portrait.
Free guidance
Undertone is easier to judge when several clues agree. If they conflict, use a photo in soft daylight.
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Free undertone clues
This page is for users whose foundation, jewelry, blush, or lipstick keeps looking off and who need warm, cool, neutral, or olive direction.
Premium unlock
Upload a portrait to get an AI undertone preview first. Pay only to unlock the clean no-watermark result image.
Practical guide
Use these recommendations as a baseline. The AI report adapts the result to the page intent and your uploaded portrait.
Use these recommendations for makeup, clothing, and jewelry direction.
Warm
Best: Peach, coral, cream, camel, warm gold
Avoid: Icy pink, blue-red, cool gray
Cool
Best: Rose, berry, navy, silver, cool taupe
Avoid: Orange, mustard, warm camel
Neutral
Best: Rose beige, muted peach, balanced navy
Avoid: Extremely warm or extremely icy colors
Olive
Best: Dusty rose, olive, muted berry, cinnamon
Avoid: Chalky pastels, gray beige, neon pink
Vein and jewelry tests are affected by lighting, surface redness, and personal preference.
Veins
Best: Use as one clue only
Avoid: Treating blue/green veins as a final answer
White paper
Best: Use natural light and no makeup
Avoid: Bathroom lighting or screen reflections
AI report prompt
Generate a skin undertone test result with warm/cool/neutral/olive estimate, confidence, and makeup/clothing/jewelry recommendations.
Source-aware
The same upload engine is reused, but the prompt changes for color quiz, seasonal analysis, undertone, blush, lipstick, or 16-season intent.
Before / After example
A useful color analysis should make the difference easy to see: which tones brighten the face, which ones feel flat, and how hair and makeup direction can support the overall look.
Color direction
Best, neutral, and avoid colors in one visual result.
Style context
Hair and makeup notes are matched to the same uploaded face.
Preview first
Users can review a free preview before choosing HD.
Common use cases
Use the report as a practical guide before you change your wardrobe, makeup, or hair direction.
Shopping decisions
Use the palette to narrow down clothing colors before buying.
Makeup matching
Check whether warm, soft, or brighter tones fit the face better.
Glow-up planning
Compare color, hair, and makeup direction before changing a look.
Personalized result
A clear portrait helps the report evaluate visible harmony cues instead of relying only on quiz answers.
No tool should pretend perfect certainty. The report should use visible cues and give confidence, especially when lighting is difficult.
Use a front-facing portrait in soft natural light, without heavy color filters or strong colored clothing near your face.
Olive undertones are common and often get misread as warm, cool, or gray. They need different makeup guidance.
