City guide
Color Analysis in London
London has at least 11 sourced colour analysis providers in the United Kingdom, with studios and stylists in Mayfair, Angel, London Bridge, Borough, Belgravia, Chiswick, Primrose Hill, Battersea, and southwest London. Published 2026 prices range from GBP £26.40 for online seasonal colour analysis to GBP £375 for advanced SciART analysis. In-person one-to-one sessions most often sit between GBP £209 and £325. The city is method-diverse: Korean-style draping is visible around Angel and Islington, House of Colour has several Greater London consultants, One Of a Style publishes 12-season and 18-season options in London Bridge, Flow Image uses Colour Me Beautiful tonal and seasonal analysis, and Chromology publishes SciART in Belgravia. London is not a single-neighborhood market. The best appointment may be central, southwest, or online, depending on the method and the amount of guidance you want after the draping.
View United Kingdom directory- Price range
- GBP £26.40 to £375
- Listings
- 11 sourced
- Common methods
- Seasonal and Korean
- Session length
- 45 min to 3 hr
Observed 2026 published pricing
Profiles remain human-verification pending
Also includes House of Colour, SciART, tonal, 12-season, and 18-season
Based on published appointment pages
London market overview
London has more method variety than a smaller UK city. A client can compare Korean-style draping in Angel, House of Colour consultants across Greater London, SciART in Belgravia, and tonal colour analysis around SE1.
Price is not the only difference. The lower-cost London options tend to be shorter or online, while the higher-priced appointments usually include longer draping, a larger swatch system, makeup guidance, or a more specialised method.
Directory
Color Analysts in London
11 sourced listings
Chromology
London, United Kingdom
SciART 12-tone analysis, advanced personal colour analysis, colour harmonisation
GBP £375
View profileCurate Your Style
London, United Kingdom
seasonal colour analysis, online colour analysis, in-person London consultation
GBP £26.40 online
View profileFlow Image
London, United Kingdom
Colour Me Beautiful, tonal colour analysis, seasonal colour analysis
GBP £159 to £209
View profileHouse of Colour Fiona Ingham
London, United Kingdom
House of Colour, seasonal colour analysis, in-person draping
GBP £235 to £280
View profileHouse of Colour Karin Donnachie
London, United Kingdom
House of Colour, seasonal colour analysis, in-person draping
View profileHouse of Colour Sandy Lancaster
London, United Kingdom
House of Colour, seasonal colour analysis, in-person draping
GBP £250 to £280
View profileJINIHIRU
London, United Kingdom
Korean personal colour analysis, 16 sub-seasonal analysis, makeup shade guidance
GBP £87.50 to £125
View profileJulia Calliano
London, United Kingdom
colour consultation, makeup application, fabric swatch wallet
GBP £300
View profileOne Of a Style
London, United Kingdom
12-season colour analysis, 18-season colour analysis, makeup and hair colour recommendations
GBP £260 to £325
View profileRele Colour
London, United Kingdom
Korean-style colour analysis, in-person draping, virtual colour analysis
GBP £119 to £249
View profileStyled By Sian
London, United Kingdom
seasonal colour analysis, in-person draping, online colour analysis
GBP £195 to £320
View profileMethods used in London
Korean-style colour analysis
Angel and Islington are the clearest cluster for Korean-style colour analysis. JINIHIRU publishes 16 sub-seasonal analysis, while Rele Colour publishes packages using Korean multi-colour drapes.
House of Colour
House of Colour is unusually visible across Greater London. Sourced profiles include Chiswick, Primrose Hill, and Battersea consultants using seasonal draping and House of Colour materials.
SciART, 12-season, and tonal systems
Chromology publishes SciART in Belgravia. One Of a Style publishes 12-season and 18-season analysis in London Bridge, while Flow Image publishes Colour Me Beautiful tonal and seasonal work.
London neighborhoods
Angel and Islington
Angel and Islington stand out for Korean-style colour analysis. JINIHIRU is on White Lion Street, and Rele Colour lists Angel as its London location.
JINIHIRU / Rele Colour
London Bridge, Borough, and SE1
London Bridge and Borough are practical central options for workday appointments. One Of a Style publishes London Bridge colour analysis, and Flow Image lists SE1 consultation locations.
One Of a Style / Flow Image
West and southwest London
West and southwest London carry much of the traditional stylist market. Curate Your Style is in Mayfair, and sourced House of Colour, Julia Calliano, and Styled By Sian listings cover Chiswick, Battersea, Primrose Hill, and southwest London.
Curate Your Style / House of Colour Sandy Lancaster / House of Colour Fiona Ingham / House of Colour Karin Donnachie / Julia Calliano / Styled By Sian
Belgravia
Belgravia matters because it is the sourced SciART option. Chromology publishes advanced 12-tone SciART colour analysis from The Light Centre Belgravia.
Chromology
FAQ
How much does color analysis cost in London?
Color analysis in London costs GBP £26.40 to £375 in 2026 based on published prices. In-person one-to-one sessions usually sit between GBP £209 and £325, with SciART listed at GBP £375.
Is color analysis worth it in London?
Color analysis is worth it in London if you will use the palette for shopping, makeup, hair colour, or wardrobe editing. The city has enough method choice that paying more can make sense when the system fits your needs.
What is the difference between online and in-person color analysis in London?
In-person color analysis in London uses live draping and direct comparison under controlled lighting. Online analysis is cheaper and easier to book, but it depends on photo quality and cannot test fabric against your face in the room.
Which color analysis method is most popular in London?
Seasonal colour analysis is the broadest category in London. The local market also includes House of Colour, Colour Me Beautiful tonal analysis, Korean-style draping, 12-season, 18-season, and SciART.
How do I choose a color analyst in London?
Choose a London color analyst by comparing method, price, session length, and location first. A GBP £125 Korean-style session in Angel is a different product from a GBP £375 SciART appointment in Belgravia.
How long does a color analysis appointment take in London?
A London color analysis appointment usually takes 45 minutes to 3 hours. JINIHIRU publishes 60 minutes, Flow Image publishes 1.5 hours, and Rele Colour publishes 45 minutes to 3 hours depending on the package.
Can I book Korean color analysis in London?
Yes, Korean-style color analysis is available in London. JINIHIRU publishes 16 sub-seasonal analysis in Islington, and Rele Colour publishes Korean-style in-person packages in Angel.
Should I book central London or a neighborhood stylist?
Book by method first, then check the journey. Central London has Mayfair, Belgravia, London Bridge, Borough, and Angel options, while Chiswick, Primrose Hill, Battersea, and southwest London may be easier for local clients.