Eye Color Quiz
Questions: 16 · 10 minutes
1. Which eye-color description feels most accurate in ordinary daylight?
Warm olive, amber, topaz, hazel, or brown with earthy gold or green variation
Pale clear blue, bright green, or light golden hazel
Misty gray, soft blue, or muted cool green
Cool dark brown, black-brown, or vivid deep blue with crisp definition
2. Thinking about your natural, undyed hair near the roots, what quality is most noticeable?
Ashy or smoky, with little visible warmth
Deep and cool-looking, often creating marked contrast with my skin
Light to medium with a golden, honey, strawberry, or warm copper cast
Richly warm and earthy, such as auburn, chestnut, or deep golden brown
3. Imagine trying a dusty rose top beside a vivid orange-red one. Which reaction is most familiar?
Dusty rose looks balanced, while orange-red can overwhelm me
Orange-red brings me to life, while dusty rose looks flat
Both can work, but I prefer the clearer and brighter version of either color
Both seem too light; deeper jewel shades are more convincing
4. At a clothing store, you compare saturated cobalt or cool emerald with muted sage or dusty beige. Which result is closest?
Cobalt or emerald makes my features look sharper and more present
Muted shades are steadier because saturated jewel colors feel severe
Neither is ideal; clear peach, coral, or warm aqua is more lively
I need earthier depth, such as moss, rust, or warm chocolate
5. After putting on a print with many close, muted shades and little contrast, how does your face usually appear?
More defined when I replace it with stark black-and-white contrast
Balanced and noticeable without the print taking over
More animated when I switch to warm, clear, sunny colors
Better with deeper, earthier colors and somewhat stronger contrast
6. How would you describe the natural tone of your hair in neutral daylight?
Golden, honeyed, or lightly coppery
Soft ash blonde, cool beige, taupe brown, or muted medium brown
Warm chestnut, auburn, or deep copper-brown
Very dark and cool, creating a crisp or dramatic effect
7. What is the closest match for the natural character of your hair?
Cool and very dark, with a sleek or high-contrast impression
Softly ashy or muted, without obvious gold or red
Light, sunny, and golden or strawberry-toned
Rich chestnut, auburn, copper, warm brown, or deep golden brown
8. You compare olive green and rust with icy lavender and cool fuchsia near your face. What do you notice?
Olive and rust echo my coloring and make it look richer
The cool shades are calmer, though softened versions work better than vivid ones
The cool shades create the crisp, dramatic contrast I prefer
The warm shades help, but lighter and clearer versions would suit me more
9. Looking at your eyes from a normal conversational distance, what stands out most?
A soft, hazy, or blended cool appearance
A warm earthy mix of brown, olive, amber, or muted gold
Strong definition: very dark brown, cool deep blue, clear gray, or a distinct dark rim
A light, clear, sunny quality with bright green, aqua, or golden flecks
10. In indirect daylight, which description comes closest to your iris?
Clear blue, aqua, green, or light hazel with visible golden or sunny flecks
Soft gray-blue, muted green, or cool hazel with a misty appearance
Deep brown, black-brown, or sharply cool blue with strong definition
Warm olive, amber, or rich brown with an earthy, subdued quality
11. When you focus on the overall impression of your eyes rather than individual flecks, which description fits?
Soft blue, blue-gray, gray-green, or muted cool hazel
Bright aqua, clear green, or light warm hazel with a sparkling effect
Amber, olive, or warm brown with rich earthy variation
Very dark brown, cool deep blue, or sharply defined gray with strong contrast
12. Which description best captures the natural visual contrast among your eyes, hair, and skin?
Strong and dramatic, with clearly separated light and dark areas
Gentle and blended, with mostly cool or softly muted transitions
Warm and substantial, with more depth than brightness
Light to medium contrast with a clear, lively quality
13. You hold a clear peach or warm coral fabric beneath your face in daylight. What usually happens?
It adds freshness and makes my eyes look clearer
It is wearable, but a dustier or deeper warm shade would be more harmonious
It tends to look too warm; a cool pink is calmer on me
It competes with my coloring; crisp cool or high-contrast color works better
14. What usually happens when you wear a crisp black-and-white combination near your face?
It looks harmonious and gives my features definition
It is a little stark; softened cool contrast is more balanced
It feels cold; light warm neutrals make me look fresher
It lacks richness; deep earthy neutrals are more connected to my coloring
15. When choosing a neutral jacket, which family tends to integrate most naturally with your coloring?
Optic white, true black, or cool charcoal
Mushroom, soft navy, or cool dove gray
Camel, cream, or light warm beige
Chocolate, moss, warm olive, or deep tan
16. Relative to your skin and eyes, how does your natural hair affect your overall contrast?
It creates a marked light-dark contrast or reinforces an overall deep, crisp look
It blends softly into my coloring with an ashy, low-contrast effect
It adds light golden warmth and a fresh, bright effect
It adds rich, earthy warmth rather than crisp contrast