The Palette Edit

Two people can have the exact same undertone and still need totally different shades — because their overtones tell a different story. If your makeup still looks "off" after matching your undertone, this is probably why. Discover your undertone, overtone and much more at www.thepaletteedit.com or link in bio.

Your palette isn't borrowed from someone else. It's built around your own unique harmony. Discover your at www.thepaletteedit.com or link in bio.

Not all self-tanners are created equal. Beyond choosing your depth (light, medium, or dark), it's worth considering the color family a formula tends to develop toward. Some create a warm golden glow, while others appear more neutral, bronze, or olive. Finding the right one can make the difference between a believable sun-kissed glow and a tan that simply doesn't look like you. Discover your skin's undertone, overtone and much more at www.thepaletteedit.com or link in bio.

Most people shop for self-tanners based on depth—light, medium, or dark. But there's another factor that's just as important: the color of the tan itself. Different formulas can create noticeably different results, even at the same depth. To learn about your skin's undertone, overtone and much more, visit www.thepaletteedit.com or link in bio.

Buying more makeup rarely solves the problem.Choosing colors that truly complement your natural coloring does. That's why personalized color analysis can simplify your routine and help you shop more intentionally. Visit www.thepaletteedit.com or link in bio for science-informed beauty education and personalized color insights.

If you've taken an online "what's my undertone" quiz and still felt unsure when you got to the makeup counter — that's not you failing the quiz. It's the quiz failing you. Vein color, jewelry preference, and sun reaction are popular shortcuts, but they're not reliable on their own. A real analysis looks at the full picture. Visit website at www.thepaletteedit or link in bio.

The colors that work for you aren't a seasonal trend, an aesthetic, or a label you adopt. They're already yours — determined by your specific undertone, pigment depth, and contrast. My job isn't to assign you a category. It's to find what's already true about your coloring. Visit www.thepaletteedit.com or link in bio to get started.

People are always surprised by how much information is in a single makeup-free photo taken in natural light. It tells us everything we need to build your personalized color profile — exact makeup shades, wardrobe colors, and a Pocket Palette you can take shopping. One photo. Done in 3-5 days. Delivered to your inbox. Visit website at www.thepaletteedit.com or link in bio.

The average woman spends hundreds of dollars on makeup that ends up in a drawer. Not because she has bad taste, but because she doesn't have the one piece of information that would make every purchase make sense. Your Color Experience gives you a specific, portable guide (including a Pocket Palette on your phone) so you never have to guess at a makeup counter again. Discover your ideal makeup shades. Visit www.thepaletteedit.com or link in bio.