🚫One color suits all🚫
You’re told there is such a thing as one color suits everyone for lipsticks or eyeshadows.
😱But that’s a marketing trick to get you into purchase.
That’s just not how color works.
The same shade can look completely different on different people.
Not because the color is bad.
And definitely not because something is wrong with you.
It’s simply because each season has its own colors and undertones.
It's own temperature, depth, and intensity.
A shade that looks harmonious on Winter
can feel overwhelming and stricking on Summers.
And rich, warm tones that glow on Autumn
can overpower and mute Springs.
That’s why truly universal lipsticks and eyeshadows don’t exist.
My dears,
the best part is — you don’t have to guess anymore 🤍
Comment 002 below
and you’ll get the link to my LTK,
where you’ll find lipsticks and eyeshadows selected by season.
And if you still don’t know your season,
comment “SALE” below
to get a promo code for all my online products from Agile Styling.
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If you've ever felt like a lipstick just doesn’t suit you, you’re not alone. Many of us blame the product or our own appearance, but the real reason often lies in the unique color characteristics of our skin tones. Understanding the concept of color seasons—like Winter, Summer, Autumn, and Spring—can transform your makeup choices. Each season has specific undertones and intensities that affect how colors appear on your skin. For example, a bright red that looks stunning on a Winter might be too harsh for someone with the softer hues of a Summer palette. Similarly, warm, earthy shades that pop on Autumn complexions can overwhelm lighter Spring skin tones. Identifying your personal color season helps you choose lipsticks and eyeshadows that enhance your natural beauty rather than clash with it. To discover your season, you can explore professional color analysis or try online quizzes offered by styling experts. Once you know your palette, seek out products selected to match those tones. This approach ensures that your makeup complements your undertones, giving you confidence that your lipstick truly suits you instead of leaving you wondering why it feels off. Remember, it’s not about finding a ‘universal’ lipstick that magically fits everyone—because it doesn’t exist. Instead, embrace the beauty of your personal palette and enjoy makeup that feels made just for you.