Episode 7: Harmony, Hair And Skin Tones

Photo by Natanni on Unsplash

In today’s show…

We discuss the following questions:

  1. What is harmony? How do you know when you’ve achieved it? (0.58 min.)
  2. Do you ever see people coloured out of harmony? (14.20 min.)? (including how non-harmony might appear (16.30 min.) , whether natural hair colour can clash with Season (21.00 min.),  and whether natural hair colour might be so different from the ‘average’ images for the Season that clothing colours require adjusting (22.31 min.))?
  3. Does colour analysis work for skin of any colour? (25.06 min.)

Duration total: 30.58 min.

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Show Notes:

 

Photo header by Natanni on Unsplash

The link for the musical score image (at Society6 for purchase), entitled The Sound of Silence:

https://society6.com/product/the-sound-of-silence-xib_print

The YouTube link for the cast of the Lion King singing in the open air in Paris:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jTS6_oxOyg

The link (and trailer) for Neil deGrasse Tyson’s masterclass:

https://www.masterclass.com/classes/neil-degrasse-tyson-teaches-scientific-thinking-and-communication

The Questions discussed in today’s show:

  1. What is harmony? How do you know when you’ve achieved it? (0.58 min.)
  2. Do you ever see people coloured out of harmony? (14.20 min.)
  3. Does colour analysis work for skin of any colour? (25.06 min.)

Find a colour analyst near you by choosing Colour Analysts in the menu bar at the top of the page.

The Season Cycle:

Season Circle c-w-n-min

Your Podcast Hosts:

Christine Scaman is located in Prince Edward Island, Canada. In addition to in-person Colour Analysis, Christine blogs about Colour and 12 Seasons. Christine is an instructor for the Colour Analyst training program.
Christine Scaman
Jorunn Hernes is located in Norway, where she offers in-person 12-Season Colour Analysis. Jorunn blogs in English and Norwegian about colour and style, with particular focus on minimalism and practicality.
Jorunn Hernes