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EPISODE · May 12, 2026 · 56 MIN

Color Analysis: Discovering Your God-Given Beauty with Maclaine Noah

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Color analysis is everywhere right now — but what if it’s about so much more than trends?In this episode, Robyn sits down with Catholic Christian color analyst, Maclaine Noah to talk about the beauty and wisdom behind seasonal color analysis — and how discovering “your season” can actually become an invitation to embrace who God created you to be.Maclaine explains the method she uses in her professional color analysis business, how the process works, and why certain colors harmonize beautifully with your natural features. But we also go deeper.We talk about:The difference between chasing trends and living in harmonyWhy certain colors make you look vibrant, peaceful, and radiantHow color analysis can build confidence without feeding vanityHow this work has become a ministry of affirmation and identityThe spiritual connection between beauty and divine designBecause this isn’t about changing who you are.It’s about discovering the beauty that is already there.When we live in harmony with the design God gave us — inside and out — we reflect His artistry to the world.To get in touch with Maclaine on her website: Color the HillsFind Maclaine at Color the Hills Instagram & Catholic Convo Instagram and on Facebook

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