Colour analysis can be a life-changing tool—but only when you’re actually ready. If you’re looking for a quick fix, a validation of what you already think, or a rigid rulebook, you might walk away disappointed.

And that’s okay.

Colour analysis isn’t for everyone, especially not the "transactional" kind. Let’s talk about when it might not be the right fit for your personal style journey just yet.

If the idea of being a "Soft Autumn" makes you cringe before we even start, let's pause. Many people approach this for identity validation rather than self-discovery. At my studio in Sitges, Barcelona, I focus on the magic of surprise. If you're stuck on avoiding a certain season, you might miss the shades that actually make you glow.

Obsessing over whether you are a "True Summer" or a "Light Summer" can be a rabbit hole. Colour analysis is an art as much as a science. Your season isn’t a final answer, it’s a starting point. It’s better to understand the qualities of the colours that suit you than to catch smoke trying to find the "perfect" name for a shirt.

The best results happen when we collaborate. I want to know how certain colours make you feel. If you just want a passive result without sharing your style goals, the connection will be missing. This is why my colour analysis Sitges Barcelona sessions are always a conversation.

Your palette is powerful, but it’s not magic. It won’t fix a disconnected wardrobe or a lack of confidence overnight. It’s a tool. You still have to do the work of editing what doesn’t align and choosing what does.