Beauty tips, color analysis guides, and AI makeup insights
The BeautySpark blog covers 12-season color analysis, eye makeup chosen by color season and eye shape, and comparisons of the AI makeup apps available today. It is written for anyone who wants to know which shades and placements suit their own coloring, whether they are new to seasonal analysis or already know their season.

Soft goth eye makeup for every color season: smudged kohl and diffused shadow for Winter and Summer, espresso and plum-brown for Autumn, deep teal for Spring.

Twelve blush picks by color season: warm peach for Springs and Autumns, cool rose and plum for Summers and Winters, with budget and luxury alternatives.

Twelve lip gloss picks by color season, from peachy-coral for Spring to deep berry for Winter, with finish and undertone guidance for each season family.

Twelve bronzer picks by color season: undertone, depth, and finish matched to each season family, from peachy-gold Springs to cool taupe Winters.

The best lipstick for all 12 color seasons, from Light Spring to Bright Winter. Expert picks with shade reasoning, finish guidance, and approved brands only.

Diagnose what is wrong with a lipstick that pulls too warm, too cool, too bright or too dark, then fix it by mixing it with shades already in your kit.

Learn the best contour, blush, and brow techniques for oval, round, square, heart, oblong, and diamond face shapes. Visual placement guide.

Learn how to get the most out of every eyeshadow palette you own. Palette audit method, color grouping strategy, and the 3-shade formula explained.

BeautySpark scans your palettes, analyzes your face & color season, and generates AI eye makeup looks just for you. Available on iOS & Android.

Your eye color comes in warm and cool versions depending on your color season. Find the right eyeshadow for warm vs cool blue, green, brown and hazel eyes.

Find out which colors suit your skin tone with our visual decision guide. From undertones to seasonal palettes, discover your most flattering shades.

Find your skin undertone with reliable DIY tests: draping, color comparison and jewelry. Warm, cool, neutral or olive, and what it means for makeup.