What do I need to prepare for my colour analysis?

For the best results, please come to your appointment without makeup or fake tan, as this allows me to see your natural skin tone clearly. Don’t worry about what you wear on the day—you’ll be given a white apron to wear during your session.

Can I bring my children to the appointment?

The studio environment isn’t suitable for children, and your colour analysis is designed to be a relaxing experience just for you. I kindly ask that children do not attend.

Can I bring my friends to watch?

The studio space it’s not really suited for spectators. If you require someone to come along for support, just let me know before your appointment so I can prepare the space.

Will my season change as the seasons change?

No—your season won’t change. Even if your skin tone deepens a little from tanning, your season is based on your natural colouring (skin, hair, and eyes), which stays the same. I’ll show you the colours that will suit you beautifully whether your skin is lighter or has a sun-kissed glow, so you can feel confident all year round.

Should I wear contact lenses instead of my glasses?

The most important thing is that you’re able to see clearly during your session. You’re very welcome to wear your glasses so you can follow along and see the changes happening. I may ask you to lower them at certain points so I can check for any subtle shifts in your eye or under-eye colouring. Of course, if you have contact lenses and feel comfortable wearing them, that’s a great option too.

I’m making a trip and would like to make a day of it. Are there any good food or café recommendations nearby?

Yes! Within 5 minutes of the studio, you’ll find the Wangi Pub, which often has great lunchtime discounts. For a lovely coffee nearby, I recommend the Market Street Café. And if you’re in the mood for something a bit more fancy, Trinity 8 is about a 15-minute drive away and definitely worth a visit.