The Skintonic blog explains personal color analysis in plain language: which colors tend to suit which coloring, how to combine colors in an outfit, and how to figure out your own season. This page explains who writes these guides and how.
Who writes the guides
Guides are written and edited by the Skintonic Team, the people who build Skintonic, a color analysis app that suggests your color season from one photo. We use AI tools to help draft and illustrate articles, and every guide is checked against our own color season system before it is published.
What we promise
- No paid placements. We don’t accept money to mention products or brands, and we don’t recommend specific brands at all.
- No made-up evidence. We don’t invent statistics, studies, experts or testimonials. When something is a rule of thumb, we say it “often” or “tends to” work.
- Honest about the method. Color analysis is a styling method, not hard science. Lighting, cameras and personal taste all matter, and you can wear any color you love.
- For everyone. Our guides are written for every gender and every skin tone.
Images
Cover images and color charts are illustrations made for this blog. They show colors and clothing, never real people presented as customers.
Corrections and updates
We update guides when we improve them; the date at the top shows when a guide was last updated. If you spot a mistake, email skintonicapp@gmail.com and we’ll fix it.
About Skintonic
Skintonic is made by SKINTONIC LLC. Your photo is analyzed on your device; read more in our privacy policy and on our about page.