COLOR analysis is all the rage these days, with people asking professionals to tell them which shades go best with their clothes, makeup and hair.
However, one woman decided to take matters into her own hands when she couldn’t afford the £2,500 she was quoted.
Myriam, who posts below @myriamestrella8shared how she turned to ChatGPT to discover her ideal colors.
She wrote: “I couldn’t afford a $3,000 (£2,500) color analysis so I asked ChatGPT and they did it all for me.”
And the best part of the process is that it didn’t cost her a dime, and she added, “All this information for free??”
After sending a happy selfie, she wrote on OpenAI chat box: “Hello ChatGPT!
“How are you today? Can you do a color analysis on my skin tone?”
The virtual assistant replied: “Hello! I’m fine, thanks for asking.
“Based on your photo, I will help you determine your skin tone and suggest some colors that flatter you.”
The program said she had a “warm tone,” which could be determined by her “golden or yellow skin” and her “greenish veins.”
Right away, the first suggestion was that she suits gold jewelry.
Myriam said she was shocked because she had been a “silver girl” her entire life.
He then advised her to wear “warm colors” like brown, beige, brown, olive green and mustard, along with “neutral colors” like cream and gray.
Next above was to invent suggestions.
For foundations, he advised: “Opt for foundations with yellow or gold tones.”
Meanwhile, Myriam was instructed to use peach or coral blushes, warm red lipsticks and brown or bronze eyeshadows.
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Finally she hair the color was analyzed and ChatGPT told her she should consider gold highlights, caramel highlights, or balayage.
Myriam was amazed at all the information she was able to get for free and wrote, “This was incredibly helpful, dammit!!”
Her video has racked up almost 10,000 likes, with one person writing: “I did this too!! Thank you for sharing! I love ChatGPT.”
What is color analysis?
Color analysis is a tool you can use to determine which colors suit you best.
It is based on your general appearance and mainly the color of your eyes, hair and skin.
You are then given one of twelve color stations.
Each color season comes with a color palette, specifically designed to harmonize with your natural coloring.
According to a British study, there is evidence to suggest that the colors a person wears can affect how they are perceived by others.
For example: red and pink are thought to signal sexual attractiveness, especially when worn by women, while dark colors like black or navy blue can convey the impression of authority – making the wearer appear less approachable. .
Color analysis theories also teach that certain colors are capable of emphasizing or, conversely, diminishing the attractiveness of an individual to others.
Unflattering colors can make a person look pale, for example, or draw attention to “flaws” like wrinkles or uneven skin tone. Flattering colors are believed to have the opposite effect.
Another added: “Damn, I didn’t think it could do that.”
And a third commented: “I just did it! Incredible!!”
ChatGPT is a language model designed to generate text.
You give it a prompt, like “Write a short poem about flowers,” and it responds with a text designed to meet that prompt.
When it works correctly, the text looks like it was written by a human, flowing naturally.
GPT stands for Generative Pre-Trained Transformer, which is the technical term for this type of model that specializes in creating AI-generated content.
“Those models has been trained on large amounts of human-written internet data, including conversations, so the responses it provides can appear human,” Open AI explained.
What colors should you wear based on your skin tone?
FRESH SKIN TONE
IF, like Adele and Nicole Kidman, you have a cool skin tone, you should wear lavender, emerald, bright blue, charcoal grey, purple, ice blue and pink.
Avoid oranges, yellows, reds, golds.
WARM SKIN TONE
IF you are hot like Gwyneth Paltrow and Beyoncé, you should wear red, rust, turquoise, orange, brown, navy, warm greens and corals.
Avoid icy colors such as pastels, dark bold colors, and pink or berry tones.
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