1. I bought the premium to get deep autumn and compare the color swatches to images I could take of actual clothing, and so far I like the app! I do wish the color picker would tell you explicitly whether the color you've picked has warm, cool, or neutral undertones.
2. A proper interface starts with the person, then the season, then colours - this seems to be backwards.This app definitely picks up distance and light correctly I might add.This is why some are getting different results than they expect.Too far away or light behind camera will throw your season off.
3. It implies it's good to find a colour palette suitable to you, but even the Help doesn't describe how it knows what I look like (it's probably there somewhere, but I couldn't find it).
4. Overall, it's an awesome app! I'm loving it! 💕I found myself needing help figuring whether colors were in my palette based on what they looked like on real clothes.
5. Edit: I live in Canada and I assure you that the upgrade is $14.95. Edit#2: I have upgraded my review due to great service.It's super duper great! But the lipstick, jewelry and eyeshadow has a clothing texture rather than their own.
6. I haven't tried the paid version yet.It seems to have several features I might want.Not just swatches as some have said.
7. I keep getting an "unsupported camera" error code when trying to scan a color.
8. I paid for this and the only difference between paying $10.99 and nothing is a few squares of colors that I could have found online after determining my season.
9. With the update, however, it cannot detect my eye color but gives me skin color results instead (my eyes are blue-green).
10. Must be with the paid version, which is $14.95. Given that the free version won't work at all, I am not willing to dish out anything for an upgrade.
11. Seems disingenuous to charge people for a premium product & only deliver a few squares that can look varied depending on the source your using to view them from.