
Show Notes
In response to come industry discussion I have recorded this podcast on how colour analysis fits into our 2026 'stylescape'. The key discussion points are: 1. How to ensure the client voice and preferences are heard and acknowledged in the delivery of colour analysis 2. The pros and cons of colour analysis in 2026 3. How to apply colour analysis, look and feel great and still feel like you 4. How colour analysis can help you feel more confident 5. How a stylist delivers and works with colour analysis in 2026.
It was super interesting researching and putting this together. Im really interested to hear your comments and thoughts. Contact me if you want to learn more about colour analysis. https://www.brightred.co.nz/colour-analysis-consultation
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