Chromallogy helps the beauty industry avoid the most expensive mistake in complexion launches: guessing. Instead of copying competitor shade ranges and committing 6-7 figures before they know what will actually sell, we use cellular-level shade intelligence to ensure the right shades, undertones, and quantities from day one. So they don't spend the next 12 months correcting inventory and reformulating.
Submit a complexion product line and we'll place it against the Chromallogy Complexion Map, a new color space rendered from the biology of how skin creates color, encompassing the entire breadth and depth of skin tone. Your report shows you exactly where each shade sits, what population it serves, and how precise the fit is.
This is a requested report, not a self-service tool. Submit your product line via the form and we'll deliver your report directly.
Request Your Shade Positioning Report →That's what the paid audit is for.
One reveals whether customers can actually find themselves in it.
Does your range represent the full biological depth spectrum? This grade is scale-agnostic: a 10-shade range spanning Very Light to Very Deep can outperform a 60-shade range clustered in lighter tones. We measure how much of the human depth spectrum your range actually reaches.
Coverage at the extremes means nothing if there are perceptible jumps in between. We measure the average delta-E between adjacent shades, the threshold at which two colors become visibly different on skin. A range can pass Grade 01 and still fail Grade 02.
Does your range serve the full spectrum of undertones at each depth level? This grade reveals whether your shades are truly distinct or competing for the same biological territory.
For brands with one active SKU line: one foundation, one concealer, one tinted moisturizer.
For brands auditing a full complexion line across multiple products.
For brands in active development, labs, and OEM/ODM partners working across multiple clients or product lines.
Our grading is grounded in decades of optical physics and computational rendering research — the same discipline used to simulate how light behaves in the physical world, applied to the biology of human skin.
Interested in white-label audit reports for your lab or brand portfolio? We deliver fully branded reports ready to share with your clients.
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