Color Analysis in Medellín: Price, Duration, and What You Receive

Julliette Wiedemann's Palette session costs COP 550,000, lasts approximately two and a half hours, and includes an introduction to color analysis, in-person draping, a personalized palette, guidance for clothing, accessories, and makeup, plus a digital palette and results dossier.

Color analysis observes how different colors change the appearance of the face: luminosity, contrast, evenness, and definition. It does not decide which colors you are allowed to wear. It gives you a map for choosing colors near the face and adapting the colors you already love.

How an in-person session works

1. We discuss your relationship with color, routine, and questions.

2. We review temperature, depth, intensity, and contrast.

3. We compare fabrics from different color families directly beneath the face.

4. We observe which options create harmony with skin, eyes, and hair.

5. We define a practical palette for clothing, accessories, and makeup.

6. We document the result so you can use it while dressing or shopping.

What you receive

• A personalized digital palette.

• A dossier explaining the result.

• Guidance for combining colors intentionally.

• References for clothing, accessories, and makeup.

• Criteria that apply to both new pieces and your current closet.

How to prepare

Arrive with a clean face or very light makeup when possible. Avoid colored contact lenses and keep hair away from the face. Bring clothes or lip colors that raise questions; using them in the analysis makes the session more concrete.

What changes afterward

The benefit is not memorizing a season. It is recognizing relationships: the contrast that supports you, the neutrals that work as a foundation, the versions of red, green, or blue that integrate naturally, and ways to use a less harmonious color through distance, combination, neckline, or makeup.

Common mistakes

• Removing every garment that is outside the palette.

• Buying many new colors before understanding combinations.

• Turning the palette into a rigid prohibition.

• Ignoring fabric, print, neckline, makeup, and lighting.

• Assuming color analysis replaces personal style.

Questions people ask

Do I have to stop wearing black?

No. Adjust the neckline, accessory, makeup, or neighboring color if black is not your strongest neutral.

Does the palette change when I color my hair?

Your natural coloring remains the reference, but a major change can alter perceived contrast and application.

Can I attend while tanned?

Yes. Mention if the tan is temporary; the analysis considers the full relationship among your features.

Is it the same as choosing colors I like?

No. Taste remains essential, but analysis adds evidence about each color's visual effect.

See the full process for The Palette within Método W®. The goal is not fewer options; it is greater clarity.