Services

Pick from five analyses. Each answers a different question about what suits you.

Not sure where to start?

If you feel like you look drained or tired, start with color seasons, hair, and makeup. If you feel like your clothes aren't flattering, start with your Kibbe type. A hair analysis is great for those of us who are considering a significant hair change, like getting bangs or dyeing it.

I do every analysis myself, and I explain the reasoning behind every recommendation. Feel free to contact me if you have questions about where to start.

Every analysis here is open to women, men, and non-binary people of all races, ethnicities, skin tones, and body sizes. I never suggest hair texture changes, only cuts, colors, and culturally sensitive styles. I never recommend weight loss.

Color Season Analysis

Which colors look best on you?

Think about your favorite top or lipstick, the one that makes you feel unstoppable. It has characteristics you could describe: maybe it's bright and warm, or maybe it's light and understated. Colors that share characteristics get grouped together, and those groups are called color seasons. Whichever group looks best on you is your personal "color season."

I determine your color season by draping all twelve seasons against your own photos, so you can see the difference for yourself rather than take my word for it. You get your season, your palette, the drapes that decided it, your best and worst colors, and lots of information.

Color season analysis, from $20

Kibbe Body Typing

Which clothing cuts make you feel your best?

Kibbe is a body analysis based on proportions rather than weight. It covers the best cuts and silhouettes for your shape: think high-waisted versus low-waisted pants, or V-necks versus scoop necks, rather than patterns and details.

David Kibbe built the system to help people dress the body they have instead of trying to change how it looks, which is the part I like most about it. You get your type, why your proportions land you there, and the cuts that follow from it.

Kibbe body type analysis, from $20

Kitchener Facial Essences

What vibe of clothing do you feel your best in?

Kitchener essence typing is a facial analysis that covers the overall aesthetic and energy of your outfits. Think patterns, fabrics, and details rather than cuts and silhouettes. It is the natural partner to Kibbe body typing.

You get your blend, a description of your personal facial features, and the style recommendations that pair with them.

Kitchener essence analysis, from $20

Hair Guide

Which haircuts and colors flatter your face?

Ever wonder why bangs look great on some people and not-so-harmonious on others? It usually comes down to facial proportions: the length of the face, which third is longest, how high the cranial top sits, how wide the outer fifths are, and more.

I measure your face and build a guide around it, covering cuts, styles, parts, volume, and color. Every recommendation comes with the reasoning attached, so you can screenshot it and hand it to your stylist in the chair.

Hair guide, from $35

Makeup Guide

Which makeup styles work on your face?

Smoky eyes look incredible on some people and not-so-harmonious on others, for the same reason bangs do: the proportions underneath are different. Makeup can lengthen, shorten, widen, or narrow, and knowing which effect you want is most of the battle.

I map your face and build personalized contour, blush, and highlighter placement, eyeshadow and eyeliner placement, eyebrow shaping, and lip color, all drawn on your own proportions.

Makeup guide, from $35

The Makeover Journey

Want the whole thing, coached?

This package includes six months of one-on-one coaching on your style and presentation. We start with all five analyses above. Then I build a plan for what to change first, what to buy, which lessons are worth taking, and who to see for your hair and skin in your own area. You do shopping homework between sessions, and I tell you what will work before you commit.

It is built for someone ready to spend on their presentation beyond my fee. Most clients spend $3,000 to $5,000 of their own money over the six months on clothes, makeup lessons, and aestheticians.

I will never recommend weight loss, and no part of this is about changing your body size.

$833/month over six months, not including what I recommend that you purchase separately. By application only.

About the Makeover Journey