
Accurate color analysis tools and products are essential for delivering the highest quality color consulting service to your clients. In this Blog Post, we address a few of the color analysis tools and products that every color consultant should be aware of and, if applicable, apply.
Color Analysis Tools And Products
Whether you specialize in fashion, cosmetics, hair, home, or office color consulting, certain tools can heighten your knowledge of color.
From innovative color consulting apps to versatile color visualization generators, below are six color analysis tools and products for color professionals.
1. The C Color® App
The C Color Quiz confirms clients natural desire for color and C Color Spectrums.
C Color Teaches You To Look Inside For Color
A C Color Spectrum is a category of millions of colors classified by temperature, saturation, and the predominant base of a primary color of either Blue, Yellow, or Red.
The objective of the C Color Quiz is to select the color quadrant that immediately catches your eye. In doing so, you are following your intrinsic color proclivities; accordingly, the accurate results of the C Color Quiz emanate from intuitive choices, not thought choices. Thinking about your color selections will skew the aftereffects.
Due to this reason, receiving a Personal C Color Analysis differs from all others on the market.
The efficacy of the C Color Quiz is 99.8%. We do not guarantee one hundred percent efficacy, as clients may not consistently follow their innate preferences or intuition throughout the C Color Quiz.
The C Color® App identifies which colors, out of the myriad of colors in the world, are optimal for clients.
The copious nuances in each color are relatively indistinguishable to most individuals. To that end, C Color has analyzed millions of the 16.7 million known colors or hex codes in the world.
The inimitable C Color® Ideology and Methodology produce a superior color service for consumers of all ages and genders.
As mentioned previously, millions of colors in the world have been classified by the temperature, saturation, and predominant base of one of the primary colors of either blue, yellow, or red.
C Color Spectrum 1 consists of Cool Blue Ash Based Colors, Less Saturated, C Color Spectrum 2 consists of Cool Blue Based Colors, More Saturated, C Color Spectrum 3 consists of Warm Yellow Based Colors, Moderately Saturated, and C Color Spectrum 4 consists of Warm Red Earth Based Colors, Less Saturated.
The above color quadrant displays a Cool Blue Ash Based pink color, a Cool Blue Based purple color, a Warm Yellow Based pink color, and a Warm Red Earth Based grape color, as examples to further distinguish the four C Color Spectrums. Each C Color Spectrum® contains millions of every color.
- Since all colors contain numerous colors, it is essential when utilizing the C Color® App to photograph the merchandise that you are considering at a distance and to color correct the photograph with the Lighting and Filters features.
- The photographed color must match the color of the actual item that the eyes see.
- Once the above two steps are completed, choose a zoomed in section of the pure color, even if blurred to match, and the C Color® App will reveal whether or not the color is within your C Color Spectrum®.
- Take advantage of the built-in capability of the Smartphone to lighten or darken the photograph, if necessary.
- Avoid bright areas and shadowed areas, as those conditions can affect the color match.
The zooming capacity of the C Color® Matching Technology has been embellished to allow for greater accuracy. This improvement ensures that the purest color of the article to be matched can be identified more proficiently and opportunely.
The C Color App has been upgraded to include a color matching Instructional Video, C Color Courses, C Color E-Books, and C Color Spectrum Virtual Color Galleries.
C Color Spectrum Virtual Color Galleries within the C Color App were developed as a vantage point for you from which to better understand the colors within your C Color Spectrum.
The C Color App is a comprehensive color palette that identifies the limitless number of colors that are available to you. These colors are all from within your C Color Spectrum. Appropriately, the C Color Spectrum Virtual Color Galleries are supplemental to the C Color App.
Please be sure to visit the C Color Website.
The refreshed C Color Website includes a plethora of engaging content, simple navigability, and instructive visuals representative of each C Color Spectrum.
Browse the C Color Website and C Color Blog Posts for a colorful experience and inspiration regarding all things color.
C Color® has an online store to further direct you in your endeavor with colors.
C COLOR COORDINATES
Interchangeable Colors And Patterns In Your C Color Spectrum Developed As Examples For Fashion And Décor
Prerequisite: C Color Quiz
Palettes are supplemental to the C Color App
Below are examples of how individuals from each of the four C Color Spectrums can wear mauve, blue/fuchsia, pink, and grape cosmetic colors.
Please note that cosmetic, clothing, and accessory colors are for reference only and do not represent the models’ C Color Spectrums.
UTILIZE THE C COLOR APP TO CONFIRM YOUR C COLOR SPECTRUM COLORS
Notice the differences in the four C Color Spectrums:
- C Color Spectrum 1 Mauve is Cool Blue Based, Less Saturated, Appears Rubbed with Ash
- C Color Spectrum 2 Blue and Fuchsia are Cool Blue Based, More Saturated
- C Color Spectrum 3 Pink is Warm Yellow Based, Moderately Saturated
- C Color Spectrum 4 Grape is Warm Red Based, Less Saturated, Appears Rubbed with Earth
The key to the classification of all colors is the temperature, saturation, and predominant base of one of the primary colors of blue, yellow, or red.
The C Color Quiz, which has been devised over years of research and evaluation is the key to determining your C Color Spectrum®.
The C Color® App can be enlisted to take photos of clothing, accessories, cosmetics, homes, offices, automobile interiors and exteriors, paint colors and all else to verify whether or not the colors are within the C Color Spectrums® of clients.
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2. Pantone Color Finder
The free Pantone Color Finder matches Pantone color chips and their corresponding color values, including sRGB, HEX, and CMYK codes, and allows for conversion between those codes for digital and print projects.
Alternative methods of viewing color chips are presented; spacing, no spacing, size, and sort order.
Colors can be crafted on specific editions of Pantone color books, and variations of colors can be isolated and assessed.
3. Coolors
The Coolors is a color scheme generator. The platform allows customization of colors established on hue, saturation, brightness, RGB, and CMYK values.
Color Picker generates conversions, variations, and color harmonies. Blindness simulation, contrast checker, and color libraries are additional proposed features.
Creating color palettes, choosing color palettes from photographs, and exploring color palette trends are options.
4. Pinterest
Pinterest puts forth category specific board creations, color palette board creations, mood board creations, and the Pinterest Save Button.
Pins To Palettes By Behr allows clients to choose a maximum of six images and to select favored boards on the Pinterest platform. Pins To Palettes creates a custom color palette constructed on client pins.
5. Houzz
Houzz pitches product galleries, design galleries, procurable décor and furniture, along with referrals, regarding designers, architects, contractors, home improvement specialists, and landscaping authorities. Shopping by department is available.
Houzz Pro is a tool for marketing, client and project management. The system was concocted specifically for remodeling and design professionals.
6. Sherwin-Williams ColorSnap Visualizer
The Sherwin-Williams ColorSnap Visualizer is a paint color selection tool. Clients upload a photograph or choose a Sherwin-Williams’ photograph to drag or drop a color to explore paint possibilities. A brush can also be employed to virtually paint a scene. Colors are captured from surroundings and matched to corresponding Sherwin-Williams’ paint colors.
For Guidance In Selecting Paint Colors, View Our Resource Here
A Unique And Superior Experience With C Color®
C Color® is the first and only company to quantify intuitive color preferences. Quantifying intuitive color partialities is the specialty of our lifestyle technology company.
The C Color Ideology and Methodology accommodate clients in their quest to live life in their matchless color environments.
The C Color Ideology is predicated upon a color gene within DNA. Individuals are born with immanent inclinations toward color; subsequently, human beings embody the virtue of color intelligence.
C Color® does not take external features, such as hair colors, eye colors, or complexion colors, into consideration, as they do not substantiate inherent color predilections.
C Color was conceived to support you in Looking, Thinking, Feeling, Acting, Learning, and Healing your best.
C Color is an Amazon Influencer. The products offered in the C Color Blog Post are certified to be within C Color Spectrum 3.
C COLOR CURATED PRODUCTS
Coordinated And Interchangeable Products In C Color Spectrum 3
If products are unavailable, Amazon will suggest substitute products. The C Color App will verify if these products are within your C Color Spectrum.
As an Amazon Influencer, C Color earns from qualifying purchases.
Wearing and utilizing the colors within your C Color Spectrum® can enhance your appearance, can enable you to think more clearly, can produce feelings of well-being, can motivate you to act your best, can assist you in absorbing new concepts more readily and distinctly, and can aid you in healing.
Below is an example of a model in both C Color Spectrum 1, which is predominantly Cool Blue Ash Based, and C Color Spectrum 3, which is predominantly Warm Yellow Based.
Distinctively, when the model is clad in C Color Spectrum 3 colors, she has a flawless and glowing complexion, as the model, in reality, is within the C Color Spectrum 3 category.
The After Photograph Displays Yellow Based Hair, Makeup, And Dress, Resulting In C Color Spectrum 3
The key to the classification of all colors is the temperature: cool or warm, saturation: less, more, or moderate, and predominant base of a primary color: blue, yellow, or red.
The C Color® App, as the expert Eye, is accurate, meets your color needs, answers your color questions, assists you in color decision making, and saves you thousands of dollars by eliminating misguided color choices.
Below are examples of how individuals from each of the four C Color Spectrums can wear lavender/purple, purple, purple/pink/yellow/ivory, and grape colors.
Please note that cosmetic, clothing, and accessory colors are for reference only and do not represent the models’ C Color Spectrums.
NOTE: THIS COMPOSITE IS BEING UPDATED FOR COLOR ACCURACY
UTILIZE THE C COLOR APP TO CONFIRM YOUR C COLOR SPECTRUM COLORS
Notice the differences in the four C Color Spectrums:
- C Color Spectrum 1 Lavender and Purple are Cool Blue Based, Less Saturated, Appear Rubbed with Ash
- C Color Spectrum 2 Purple is Cool Blue Based, More Saturated
- C Color Spectrum 3 Purple, Pink, Yellow and Ivory are Warm Yellow Based, Moderately Saturated
- C Color Spectrum 4 Grape is Warm Red Based, Less Saturated, Appears Rubbed with Earth
The key to the classification of all colors is the temperature, saturation, and predominant base of one of the primary colors of blue, yellow, or red.
At the end of the day, only with C Color® can you determine your genetic C Color Spectrum and identify the millions of colors that are superlative for you and your clients.
Enrich your understanding of color and support your clients by ensuring that they live in their unparalleled color environments.
Gain Access To The C Color App
Offer your clients the ability to look and feel prettier or more handsome, experience glowing skin, receive compliments, gain confidence, and garner color confidence.
C Color Gets You There!
Remember: Hair, Eye, and Skin Colors Don’t Matter