đ Autumn family â Warm ⢠Deep ⢠Muted
Strong Autumn
Your recommended palette
Still being refined â this palette has weaker source grounding than the others and hasn't had a colorist review pass yet.
Rare as a distinct label outside Korean personal-color systems â built from the closest documented analogue, "True/Rich Autumn." Favor medium-to-high saturation jewel tones with real texture; matte gold, aged bronze, or burnished copper over shiny finishes.
What we measured (diagnostic profile)
- PCCS tone-ring location
- Strong (str) and Deep (dp) rings. Medium-low value, medium-high saturation, warm hue.
- Typical skin
- Rich golden beige, amber, or warm deep bronze.
- Typical hair
- Deep chestnut brown, rich auburn, or dark brown shot with copper.
- Raw eye color
- Dark olive green, deep golden hazel, or rich medium warm brown.
- Eye expression
- Magnetic, solid, and structurally heavy; highly textured iris.
Personalized notes
Your rich golden skin, deep chestnut or auburn hair, and textured olive or hazel eyes create a naturally magnetic presence that deserves equally substantial color. Strong Autumn shades like Rust, Pumpkin, and Mustard Gold echo the warmth already glowing in your complexion, while Forest Green and Deep Teal ground your coloring with the depth it demands. These aren't delicate pastelsâthey're jewel-toned, saturated colors with real presence that match your structural richness. Copper, Sienna, and Warm Olive deepen the effect, creating visual harmony with your natural undertones. Look for matte or textured finishes over shine: a wool sweater in Rust hits differently than a glossy blouse in the same shade. Layer Paprika with Warm Olive or pair Mustard Gold with Forest Green for outfits that feel as dynamic and abundant as your natural coloring. Copper and bronze jewelryâespecially aged or burnished piecesâwill feel like they belong on you rather than borrowed from somewhere else.