About Me & My Philosophy

Why a nurse practitioner doing color analysis makes more sense than it might seem.

Outline of a heart with an electrocardiogram line through the center in purple.
A woman with shoulder-length brown hair smiling at the camera, wearing a colorful patterned top, red earrings, a silver necklace with three rings, and a fitness tracker on her left wrist, sitting at a desk in an office with a gray wall background.

My Background

I'm Lauren — a nurse practitioner and certified color analyst trained through the International Image Institute. From my first color analysis experience, I was fascinated, and I built an Instagram page just to share what I was learning. After four years of studying color on my own, I've finally formalized that obsession — my clinical eye and my creative heart — into a practice built around one core belief:

Color analysis should leave you more confident, not more confused.

Why the Nursing Lens Matters

  • Systematic thinking. I approach your coloring the way I approach a clinical assessment — using a proven method, without assumptions, following the evidence.

  • Education. I don't just tell you the answer. I teach you the reasoning, so you can apply it yourself.

  • Observation. Years of clinical training sharpened my ability to notice subtle changes — exactly the skill you need to detect differences in draping.

Precision with permission.

How it Works