Personal color analysis method

A color filter assembly useful for the determination of the concentration of a preselected primary color in an individual's skin, which comprises:

• (a) a plurality of transparent sheets, one each of a preselected and calibrated half, full and double intensity of the primary colors of red and yellow and one each of a proportional and lower intensities of the primary blue color;
• (b) means retaining said transparent sheets in a unitary assembly with a pure white backing, while permitting superimposing one or more of said sheets over said pure white backing to provide any of a plurality of combinations of two or more of said sheets;
• (c) indicia, associated with each of said transparent sheets to provide identification of the intensity of the primary color in each sheet;
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• (d) coacting indicia indicating the percentage of one or more of the primary colors in each combination of said sheets.

The method of coordinating the colors of an individual's wardrobe which comprises:

• (a) color-spectrum analyzing the skin tones of an individual to determine the distribution and concentration of blue and yellow, or blue and red, in the individual's skin, and thereby classifying the individual's skin tones as being of a cool, warm or cross-over shade;
• (b) categorizing the colors of wearing apparel and accessories into:
• (1) cool shades having an undertone of blue, (2) warm shades having undertones of yellow or red, and (3) cross-over shades altered with black or white;
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• (c) selecting the class of wearing apparel and accessories for the individual corresponding to the aforesaid color tone shades selected in step (a).