TruHue™TruHue™Your coloring is the deepest of the cool seasons — rich, cool, and powerful. Dark jewel tones and cool darks are your signature.
If you've been told you're a Deep Winter, it means your natural coloring — skin undertone, eye color, and hair — harmonizes best with a specific set of warm, deep shades. Understanding your Deep Winter palette means never second-guessing a lipstick shade or blush color again.
These are the colors that make you glow. Use them as your guide for makeup, clothing, and accessories.
dark plum, midnight navy, forest green, cool burgundy, charcoal, black cherry, dark magenta
light pastels, warm peach, golden yellow, warm brown, bright orange, camel
These are products that score YAY for Deep Winter in the TruHue app — perfect matches for your palette.
Deep Winter is the deepest, richest sub-season in the Winter family. It describes cool-toned coloring with very deep depth and moderate chroma. Deep Winters have commanding, rich coloring and look powerful in dark, cool jewel tones.
Deep Winters glow in dark, rich, cool shades: dark plum, midnight navy, forest green, cool burgundy, charcoal, black cherry, and dark magenta. The key is cool + deep — your colors should feel rich, dark, and powerful.
Avoid light, warm, or washed-out colors: light pastels, warm peach, golden yellow, warm brown, bright orange, and camel. Your deep coloring needs richness and depth — light or warm shades will wash you out.
Both are deep and rich, but Deep Winter is cool-toned and Deep Autumn is warm-toned. If cool burgundy and midnight navy make you glow, you're Deep Winter. If warm burgundy and olive are your colors, you're Deep Autumn.
Absolutely. Deep Winter handles all-black looks beautifully — the depth and coolness of black harmonizes with your rich, cool coloring. Add dark jewel-toned accessories for extra impact.
Take our free color analysis quiz and find out if you're a Deep Winter — then score any makeup product YAY, OKAY, or NAY.
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