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Colour Analysis in London

London has a deep and method-diverse colour analysis market, with sourced listings in Mayfair, Angel, Islington, London Bridge, Belgravia, Chiswick, Primrose Hill, Battersea, and southwest London. Published 2026 prices in the directory run from GBP £87.50 for lower-cost Korean-style options to GBP £375 for advanced SciART analysis. In-person one-to-one sessions most often sit between GBP £195 and £325 when a price is published. London is useful because it gives clients real method choice: Korean personal colour, House of Colour seasonal draping, Colour Me Beautiful tonal work, 12-season and 18-season analysis, and SciART all appear in the sourced set.

Sourced 2026 · Updated June 2026
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UK English search terms

How locals search for colour analysis in London

London searchers usually spell it colour analysis. This page uses that spelling and also ranks for color analysis, which search engines treat as the same term.

In short

11 London colour analysts in this directory publish prices from GBP £87.50 to £375 in 2026. London has Korean-style draping around Angel and Islington, House of Colour consultants across west and southwest London, SciART in the sourced set, and 12-season or tonal services around London Bridge and SE1.

Quick scan

What to know before booking colour analysis in London

Standard individual session Many published in-person London sessions sit around GBP £195 to £325
Lower published entry point JINIHIRU lists the lowest directory price range at GBP £87.50 to £125
Premium published range Chromology is the highest listed London price at GBP £375
Methods available Korean personal colour, House of Colour, SciART, Colour Me Beautiful, 12-season, 18-season, and tonal
Strongest clusters Angel, Islington, London Bridge, Belgravia, Mayfair, Chiswick, Primrose Hill, and Battersea

11 sourced listings

Which colour analysis methods are available in London?

Korean personal colour, House of Colour seasonal analysis, SciART, Colour Me Beautiful tonal work, and expanded seasonal systems produce different outputs. London has enough options that the system should come before the postcode.

Korean-style colour is useful for clients who want beauty and makeup direction quickly. SciART, House of Colour, and expanded seasonal systems are better fits when wardrobe precision and long-term shopping are the main goal.

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 lists Korean-style colour analysis for London.

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 brings SciART into the sourced set. One Of a Style publishes 12-season and 18-season analysis, while Flow Image lists Colour Me Beautiful tonal and seasonal work.

All 11 London color analysts compared

This table turns the sourced directory into a booking comparison. Start with the best-fit tags, then compare method, duration, price, and location before checking the live booking page.

Best fit Studio Area Method Duration Price
Specific system

Clients who specifically want SciART rather than a broad seasonal or tonal method.

 Chromology Belgravia / London listing SciART A calibrated 12-tone seasonal analysis method based on neutral studio conditions and controlled draping. 12-tone A seasonal analysis system that divides the four main seasons into 12 palettes or tones. analysis Not listed 1 GBP £375
Comparison shoppersOnline option

Mayfair clients comparing in-person colour analysis with online services.

 Curate Your Style Mayfair Seasonal and online colour analysis Not listed 1 GBP £100 in-person London
Nearby convenience

Clients who want a tonal system and multiple central London appointment areas.

 Flow Image London Bridge / central London Colour Me Beautiful tonal and seasonal 90 min About 1.5 hours GBP £159 to £209
Comparison shoppersNearby convenienceSpecific system

North London clients comparing House of Colour consultants.

 House of Colour Fiona Ingham Primrose Hill House of Colour A franchise training system using four-season draping with sub-season and style analysis add-ons. seasonal analysis Not listed 1 GBP £235 to £280
Nearby convenienceSpecific system

Southwest London clients who want House of Colour close to Wandsworth or Battersea.

 House of Colour Karin Donnachie Battersea House of Colour A franchise training system using four-season draping with sub-season and style analysis add-ons. seasonal analysis Not listed 1 No public price in directory data
Nearby convenienceSpecific system

West London clients who want House of Colour without crossing central London.

 House of Colour Sandy Lancaster Chiswick House of Colour A franchise training system using four-season draping with sub-season and style analysis add-ons. seasonal analysis Not listed 1 GBP £250 to £280
Beauty guidanceStyle add-onNearby convenience

Clients who want Korean-style colour and makeup shade guidance in north central London.

 JINIHIRU Islington Korean personal colour A Korean-style color analysis approach often focused on complexion, makeup shades, and beauty direction. , 16 sub-seasonal 60 min About 60 minutes GBP £87.50 to £125
Beauty guidance

Clients who want colour consultation with makeup application and a fabric wallet.

 Julia Calliano London Colour consultation and makeup application Not listed 1 GBP £300
Beauty guidance

Clients who want seasonal analysis with makeup and hair colour recommendations.

 One Of a Style London Bridge 12-season A seasonal analysis system that divides the four main seasons into 12 palettes or tones. and 18-season colour analysis Not listed 1 GBP £260 to £325
Comparison shoppersBeauty guidanceOnline option

Clients comparing shorter Korean-style appointments with fuller in-person packages.

 Rele Colour London Korean-style in-person and virtual colour analysis 45-180 min 45 minutes to 3 hours GBP £119 to £249
Comparison shoppersOnline option

Clients comparing in-person draping with online colour analysis.

 Styled By Sian London Seasonal, in-person, and online colour analysis Not listed 1 GBP £195 to £320

1 Exact session length was not published in the directory source. Confirm timing on the live booking page before paying.

What is the best-value colour analysis in London?

The best value depends on whether you need a quick palette, a known method, or a longer wardrobe-focused appointment. London has enough choice that the cheapest session and the best session are not always the same.

Lowest visible entry point

JINIHIRU is the lowest listed London entry point in the directory at GBP £87.50 to £125.

Middle of the market

Many London one-to-one appointments sit around GBP £195 to £325 when pricing is published.

Specialist-method premium

SciART and some longer seasonal appointments cost more, but they may be worth comparing if method precision matters.

Break-even math

A GBP £260 session pays for itself if it prevents two wrong purchases at about GBP £130 each.

Where should I book a colour analysis in London?

Angel and Islington

Angel and Islington stand out for Korean-style colour analysis. JINIHIRU is on White Lion Street, and Rele Colour lists London in-person Korean-style services.

JINIHIRU / Rele Colour

London Bridge, Borough, and SE1

London Bridge and SE1 are practical central options for workday appointments. One Of a Style publishes London Bridge colour analysis, and Flow Image lists several central London consultation areas.

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 listings cover Chiswick, Primrose Hill, and Battersea.

Curate Your Style / House of Colour Sandy Lancaster / House of Colour Fiona Ingham / House of Colour Karin Donnachie / Julia Calliano / Styled By Sian

Belgravia and specialist appointments

Belgravia matters because SciART is rarer in the London set. Chromology is the sourced SciART listing to compare against seasonal and Korean-style options.

Chromology

When London colour analysis is not the right booking

You only want a quick label and will not use the palette for shopping, makeup, or hair colour decisions.

You want SciART but do not want to travel or confirm the current appointment location. Availability is narrower than seasonal analysis.

You are choosing only by Tube distance. In London, method fit can matter more than the closest postcode.

You need a low-cost answer and are comfortable with photo-based work. Online colour analysis may be enough for that use case.

Already analyzed?

Already had your colors done?

Use these next steps if you already know your season and want the result to work in real clothes, makeup, and shopping decisions.

Understand your season Compare the 12 seasons by undertone, depth, and chroma. What to do after your analysis Decide whether to keep your result, test it longer, or book a second opinion. Try the color checker Match one fabric, makeup, or clothing shade to a likely seasonal palette.

FAQFrequently asked

How much does colour analysis cost in London?
Colour analysis in London costs GBP £87.50 to £375 in 2026 based on sourced directory records. In-person one-to-one sessions usually sit between GBP £195 and £325 when a public price is listed.
Is colour analysis worth it in London?
Colour 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 colour analysis in London?
In-person colour 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 colour 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 colour analyst in London?
Choose a London colour analyst by comparing method, price, session length, and location first. A Korean-style session in Islington is a different product from a SciART appointment or a House of Colour draping session.
How long does a colour analysis appointment take in London?
A London colour analysis appointment can take 45 minutes to 3 hours when duration is published. Shorter Korean-style or tonal sessions sit at the low end, while House of Colour and expanded consultations can take longer.
Can I book Korean colour analysis in London?
Yes, Korean-style colour analysis is available in London. JINIHIRU publishes 16 sub-seasonal analysis in Islington, and Rele Colour publishes Korean-style in-person packages for London clients.
Should I book central London or a neighbourhood 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.
Is SciART colour analysis available in London?
SciART appears in the London directory through Chromology. If SciART is the method you want, confirm the current appointment location and booking terms on the provider page before paying.

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