Complexion sample
Use unfiltered photos without makeup on the sampled area. Sample the jaw, neck, or several nearby areas under even light. Images remain in this browser.
BEAUTY · UNDERTONE
Compare the color evidence, not just a label.
Enter a representative complexion color or sample several areas from a photo. HexCheck corrects common lighting casts, measures sample consistency, compares four undertone directions, and explains how to verify the result with clothing, jewelry, and foundation families.
PHOTO WORKSPACE
Sample several clean complexion areas
Load a photo, then click or tap three to five nearby areas with similar lighting. Avoid lips, eyes, hair, strong highlights, deep shadows, and colored reflections.
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Samples0Three or more recommended
Corrected average—Used for the analysis
Consistency—Add more samples
WARM
DIRECTIONAL RESULT
Warm-leaning undertone
Golden and earthy colors are the strongest first comparison direction.
Moderate confidence#B9785D
Mid-depth, balanced warm complexion sample
Inspect sample colorMEASURED DIRECTION
How the sample compares
Depth familyMediumBased on measured lightness
Color clarityBalancedNeither strongly muted nor highly chromatic
Lab values—Lighting-corrected measurement
Sample sourceManualUse photo averaging for stronger evidence
SIDE-BY-SIDE VERIFICATION
Reference drapes
Warm referenceCompare whether the sample looks clearer and more even beside golden, camel, rust, and olive colors.
FOUNDATION DIRECTION
Medium warm family
This narrows descriptor families only. Product shade names are not standardized, so compare the actual product at the jaw and neck under daylight before purchasing.
JEWELRY COMPARISON
Metal directions to test
COLOR PROFILE
Suggested comparison palette
Treat this as a controlled comparison set, not a rule about what you may wear. Personal preference, fabric, contrast, makeup, hair color, and the full outfit can make colors outside the suggested direction work beautifully.