For makeup artists
Seasonal Color Analysis for Makeup Artists
Choose foundation, lips and eyes for the face in front of you.
A shade that looks perfect in the pan can turn grey or orange on the wrong skin. Know the client’s season and you go straight to undertones and intensities that work, then send them home with the colors to buy for themselves.
- Sci\ART-certified method
- No AI guessing
- Your branding on Pro
- Reports for women & men
- First report free

Why makeup artists analyze first
Faster shade matching
Warm or cool, soft or bright: their season narrows foundation, blush and lip choices before you open the kit.
Looks that suit, not just trend
Explain why a cool rose flatters them more than a warm coral, and clients trust your choices.
Kit sales that make sense
Recommend products in their season and clients buy because they understand why.
How it works
A couple of minutes before the brushes come out
Run the Hathaura Method at the start of a lesson or booking. Their season tells you the undertone, depth and intensity to work in. See all 12 seasons and their palettes →
1You analyze with the Hathaura Method
Rate your client’s hair, skin and eyes on hue, value and chroma. Hathaura combines your ratings with color values measured from their photo and scores their season the same way every time. No AI guessing, and the final call is always yours.
2You pick their best colors
Choose their signature color, accents and best neutrals from their season’s palette.
3You send it, your way
Email your client a link to their results or download the 20+ page PDF, with your logo on the Pro plan.
Build a kit for each season
Group your lipsticks, shadows and blushes by season and the right options are always in reach. Soft seasons need blended, muted shades; bright seasons can carry clear, saturated color.
After the session, the client’s report lists their best colors, so the lesson keeps working when they shop for makeup alone.

Services you can build around it
How makeup artists package color. Example packages only: set prices for your market.
Example
Color & makeup lesson
$150–300
Color analysis, a lesson in their shades and a product list
Example
Signature kit
$250–450
Color analysis and a curated kit of products in their season
Example
Event-ready
$200–400
Color analysis before a big event, then the application on the day
Keep clients coming back
New launches, new seasons and new events are all reasons to book again with an artist who knows their colors.
- Seasonal makeup refresh lessons
- Kit top-ups in their shades
- Bridal and event bookings for clients and their friends
- Group lessons and color parties
Your brand on every reportPro plan
A beauty guide with your name on it
Their season, best colors and makeup guidance, under your brand.
- Your logo on the cover, in color or black and white
- Your name and title with a personal “Prepared by” signature
- Your brand colors on the lines and accent bar of every page
- For women and men with wording tailored to each client
From $49/month · first client report free · 30% off your first month


Frequently Asked Questions
How does color analysis help a makeup artist?
Knowing a client’s season narrows foundation undertone, blush, lip and eye choices before you open your kit, so matching is faster and the result suits their natural coloring rather than a trend.
Does the report include makeup guidance?
Yes. Women’s reports include makeup guidance for their season alongside their palette, neutrals and colors to avoid, so the lesson keeps working when they shop on their own.
Can I fit an analysis into a makeup lesson?
Yes. A guided analysis in Hathaura takes 30 seconds to a couple of minutes, so it works as the first step of a lesson or an event booking.
What if a client loves a shade outside their season?
You always make the final call. Use their season as guidance: often a softer or warmer version of the shade they love will flatter them more.
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