Bethany Brenneman

Bethany Brenneman is a color analysis expert and professional makeup artist based in Columbus, IN. She is a Master Certified Color Analysis Expert serving the midwest, and has the #1 color analysis business in Southern Indiana. She has over a decade of experience and consulted with over 1000 clients virtually and in person. As a professional makeup artist, she has spent over a decade working with brides, fashion shows, and major tv networks such as MTV. She now serves as a bridal and special event makeup artist. She also offers in-person and virtual color analysis to help you get matched to both makeup and clothing in your season. Bethany has built a social media presence on both YouTube and Instagram where she shares simple makeup and style tips, tutorials, and recommendations. She also hosts in-person group makeup classes while running a virtual makeup artist business with Seint Beauty offering color-matching and customizable palettes.

Education

  • BS, Indiana University

Certifications & Organizations

  • Certified Professional Makeup Artist, Makeup First: School of Makeup Artistry, Chicago, IL
  • Master Certified Color Analyst, International Image Institute, Toronto, CAD

Favorite Piece of Advice

"To know thyself, is to love thyself." – Socrates

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What are the most common seasonal color trends?
The most common seasonal color trends will vary based on the time of year. You will see common colors emerge that are closely linked to the weather season. For example, in the Winter, you will see more saturated colors such as black, cobalt blue, and fuchsia pink. In the Spring, you will see lighter colors that you commonly see in flowers, such as pale yellow, kelly green, and camel. In the Summer, colors that are popular by the beach will emerge, such as light blue, soft purples, and cool greens. Lastly, in the Fall, we tend to see more earthy tones such as olive green, rust, and marigold.

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