The Color Analysis Queen

Knowing how to identify value, undertone, and intensity is only part of becoming an exceptional Color Analyst.

The other part is learning to trust what you see.

Your client may love a certain palette. She may walk in convinced she already knows her season. She may even tell you exactly what she hopes the answer will be.

But your job is not to give her the palette she wants to hear.

Your job is to tune out the noise, trust the science, and confidently lead her to the colors that create the most harmony with her natural coloring.

That confidence is a skill, and it matters just as much as knowing how to drape.

I have draped thousands of women, and this is exactly what I teach my students: how to see the difference, trust their trained eye, and deliver the right answer with confidence.

Now, women I have trained are becoming the analysts clients fly across the country to see.

If you’re ready to become that kind of Color Analyst, comment TRAINING and I’ll send you the details.

The moment the gold moves away, everything changes. ✨

The silver brings clarity to her skin, brightness to her eyes, and balance to her entire face. This is what the right colors do. They don’t compete with you. They reveal you.

Want to discover your best colors? Comment BOOK to sit in my chair or TRAINING to learn how to confidently create this transformation for your own clients.

“so all you do is hold up drapes and tell people what colors to wear?”

that’s one thing on the list.

i’m running a business and a home and a family. i’m counting and cooking and driving to practice before the sun is up and stringing shrimp on a hook so my boy can fish. color analysis is the smallest thing i do all day. i love every part of it.

happy labor day from a woman who built her own.

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The right colors change everything.

Want to experience it for yourself? Comment BOOK to get in my chair.

Want to build a business doing this for others? Comment TRAINING to learn how to confidently get behind the chair as a Color Analyst.

There is a difference between knowing how to identify a palette and knowing how to deliver an experience people cannot stop talking about.

Inside my Color Analysis training, I teach you how to see undertone, intensity, value and contrast. But I also teach you how to confidently communicate what you see, bring every palette to life and create the kind of transformation that makes women willing to travel for your expertise.

This is not simply about learning Color Analysis.

It is about developing the eye, confidence, tools and business skills to become the analyst people seek out.

You can train with me virtually or in person, and there is still time to begin your training and be in the room with me this September.

Comment TRAINING and I’ll send you the details.