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Personal Beauty Analysis
The House reads you first.
One photograph. Seven pages. Your palette, your shades, your placement, and the reasoning behind every one of them.
Add one photo of your face
Daylight, facing the camera, no filter. Bare skin and natural hair give the truest read, but the report will tell you what your photo could and could not support.
Or drop it here. JPG, PNG or WEBP.
Your photo is stored with your report so it can be re-read and printed. Delete it any time by asking the House.
What arrives
A document, not a verdict.
Most colour quizzes hand you a season and leave. This is the report a colour analyst would write after an hour with you: what your colouring is doing, which shades answer it, where the makeup sits on your face, and what the photograph could not tell us. Print it, take it shopping.
01
Color profile
Your season, undertone, depth, contrast and chroma, each with how confident the reading is and what your photo could not support.
02
Colors on you
Three drape directions, your best, a good everyday, and one that fights you, with what each does to your face.
03
Your color library
The full palette: best colours, neutrals, metals, and the shades that ask you to do the work.
04
Makeup analysis
Base, blush, bronzer, eyes, lips and highlight, as named shades you can shop, not adjectives.
05
Makeup placement
Seven numbered zones drawn on your own photo, so placement is a diagram, not a paragraph.
06
Hair
The colours that hold your contrast, the ones that flatten it, and five style directions.
07
Your signature
One page that names the look: colours, metals, necklines, accessories, and the essentials.
Color Analysis
Questions, answered
What is a personal color analysis?
A colour analysis reads the relationship between your skin's undertone, the depth of your colouring, and the contrast between your skin, hair and eyes, then names the palette that works with it. House of Nova returns it as a seven-page report: your season, your colour library, makeup shades and placement, hair direction, and your signature look.
How accurate is a color analysis from a photo?
It depends entirely on the photo, which is why the report says so on page one. Daylight, no filter, facing the camera and minimal makeup give a confident read. A warm indoor light, a filter, or heavy makeup lowers it, and the report tells you which readings were affected rather than presenting a guess as a fact.
What photo should I use?
One photo of your face in bright indirect daylight, facing the camera, with no filter. Bare skin and natural hair give the truest read. A neutral wall behind you helps. Avoid direct sun, coloured indoor lighting, and anything the camera has already beautified.
Is the color analysis free?
Yes. Page one is free to read, and the remaining six pages open when you give an email address. No card, no account needed to start.
What do I do with the report?
Save it as a PDF and take it shopping. The palette tells you what to buy, the makeup pages tell you which shades to test, and the signature page is the short version for when you are standing in a fitting room. Aurra can also style full looks from the same palette.