Zazu Feu Service Submissions
You're one step away from your colours.
Before you fill in the form, take a little time to prepare your photos — it makes all the difference to the accuracy of your analysis. Follow the steps below and we'll guide you through everything.
Step 1:
Prepare your four draping colours
Find these four items from your wardrobe — one for each category. Don't worry about getting them perfect; your best guess is just fine.
The darkest colour you own
e.g. black, deep navy, dark charcoal
The lightest colour you own
e.g. white, ivory, pale cream
One warm colour
e.g. mustard, peach, saffron, warm brown, beige, golden
One cool colour
e.g. lemon yellow, ice blue, steel blue, teal, bluish pink, silver
Step 2:
Take your five draping photos
For each colour, hold or drape the fabric near your face and take a photo. Natural daylight by a window works best — no direct sunlight, no filters, and no foundation or fake tan if you can help it.
Darkest shade
Lightest shade
Warm colour
Cool colour
No colour near face
One cool colour
e.g. lemon yellow, ice blue, steel blue, teal, bluish pink, silver
Step 3:
Add at least six real-life photos
These can be any photos where your face is clearly visible — everyday photos are perfect. The more natural the better. We need at least six, but you're welcome to add more.
a little tip...
The more variety the better — different lighting conditions, different times of year, different settings. This gives us the fullest picture of your natural colouring.
One cool colour
e.g. lemon yellow, ice blue, steel blue, teal, bluish pink, silver
Just a quick note...
Take a photo of yourself with each colour placed near your face, in natural daylight by a window
Please do not
Please do not wear fake tan or foundation
Do not use filters (We guarantee complete privacy. Your photos will never be shared or used anywhere without your explicit permission. You can read more about our privacy commitment here.)
Please do
Take a selfie — or ask someone to help — in natural daylight by a window, but not in direct sunlight, so we can clearly see your eye colour. Please make sure the photo is high-quality and not blurred, as the accuracy of your colour analysis depends on it.Try to avoid shadows on your face as much as possible.