How every listing is researched and verified.

Every city guide starts with current public research. Analyst listings are drawn from the analyst’s own website, booking pages, studio profiles, direct submissions, and local search results available at the time of writing.

An analyst is only listed after a current, public source is found that confirms they exist and are working. Names pulled from memory, old blog posts, or unverifiable lists are not published.

Prices, methods, locations, appointment formats, and credentials are published only when a current source supports them — a live pricing page, a booking link, or the analyst’s own profile.

Every price is checked against the source that states it, not estimated. Where an analyst lists several packages, the page reflects what that source shows on the date it was checked.

When a public source does not clearly show a detail, the page leaves it blank rather than guessing. A missing price or method means it could not be verified — not that it does not exist.

Claims that cannot be attributed to a source are not published. This is deliberate: an honest gap is more useful than a confident invention.

Analyst pages and pricing change often. Listing details are rechecked as provider pages, availability, and profiles change, and pages carry the period they were last reviewed.

If you find a detail that has gone out of date, a correction request updates it faster — see below.

ColorPaletteAnalysis.com does not sell color analysis appointments, take booking payments, or rank analysts by paid placement. Ordering reflects editorial judgment and relevance, never payment.

The site is independent of the analysts it lists. Directory links send readers to the analyst’s own website, booking page, or public profile.