Colour Refresh
Colour refresh with new Colour Swatch fan for 1-3 people
Colour refresh without Swatches for 1-3 people
Would you like to…
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Revisit your colour palette with the new Kettlewell Colours drapes?
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Rediscover colours you may have been overlooking?
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Enhance your knowledge of colour?
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Be up to date with the colours that work best for you now?
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Feel refreshed and inspired?
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Feel more confident?
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Once you have had a Colour Analysis it can be a real boost to occasionally revisit the colours from your palette as a refresh, and if it’s been a while, to see what may have changed.
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As we age, our hair colour changes and our skin becomes less opaque meaning that, although your palette of colours won't have changed, the way in which the colours work for you may well have done. ​
A Colour Refresh with Kettlewell Colours drapes gives you the opportunity to see yourself colours that align with your palette using both the Seasonal and Tonal System. You’ll discover colours you may have overlooked and find your current “Wow” colours to keep you looking and feeling your fabulous best.
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The drapes are in Kettlewell Colours fabric which matches their colourful clothing so its easy to pick the exact colour from their extensive range.
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You can also try some new makeup colours and take away 3 mini lipstick samples in your best shades.
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Following the session you'll receive a link to your very own Colour 'Look Book' with your Wow colour photo and a 'Virtual Swatch' of your best colours with links to shop items in these shades on the Kettlewell colours website.
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Read the 'Is This Mutton?' blog 'What Happens At A Colour Refresh'.
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Choose whether to include a new Kettlewell Colour Swatch Book with your Refresh session.
What My Clients Say
"My colour refresh session with Amanda was just what I needed. It was so useful to be reminded of my best colours and to experience the powerful effects of different colour combinations again. Amanda gave me new confidence to work with my greying hair and be brave with some of the colours I had forgotten really work for me. "
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Celia, Kent