More people than you might think don't know how to dress themselves to maximize their beauty, or what angles to take photos from to highlight their strengths while compensating for their flaws.
Just as each individual has different facial features, styling, and body types, the detailed tones and colors that suit them are also different for each person, even if they are the type for that season.

In general, when you have a shallow understanding of personal color, the incorrect part of the prejudice that appears is the information that 'yellow and dark skin = warm tone / light skin = cool tone' or 'Korean = Asian = Asians are yellow = warm tone'.
According to this stereotype, black people should be warm-toned, white people should be cool-toned, and Asians should be warm-toned.
However, if you directly put the draping cloth on your bare face and make a diagnosis, it is not necessarily the case.

This book is based on my experience working in the beauty industry and running a business.
It is divided into a total of 7 parts, and introduces various fields, from what personal color is to color and tone/photography/perfume.
Furthermore, we have compiled stories about the synergy that occurs when personal colors are combined with photos, as well as guides on utilizing colors and tones, in an easy-to-read format.
This way, rather than being tied down to seasonal types or fixated on one color, you can refer to the theory of personal color to find the color and style that suits you best.