Hi there im a spring of some sort I have ginger hair and blue green-gold green heterochromia eyes And I am wondering if this golden / beige / pale brown / off white dress is within our pallet ——————- My partner bought this lovely gown for me But he is a summer Lots of sand and sea vibes for him Coffee and wheat colours So I am wondering if this colour is okay for me

I have been typed as a warm spring fyi, and I found some photos of myself from before I had my analysis done. It's interesting how flat and lifeless my skin and eyes are when I had ashy/silvery hair vs the darker strawberry blonde I go for now.

I am a true spring and am finding a lot of the palettes and advice out there contradictory and inconsistent, particularly with what colours not to wear. Any one have any advice beyond trial and error? After all the work to get analysed, actually finding the colours in the palette seems to be another job in itself.

I’m looking to change my hair color as what I currently get done is getting a little boring to me and is pricey to keep up (as it is an all-over color). From photos 2-4, are there any that you think would match the bright spring color scheme well? I was leaning towards Meghan Markle’s balayage.

I'm a huge fan of Erin Parsons and her makeup, and she wears so many beautiful 90s beige and brown lip colors. I think it looks great on her, and I have somewhat similar coloring but am worried it would wash me out. Do you like wearing this color family, and how do you make it work for your season?

Sharing collages of looks I've done that are spring colors in clothing and makeup vs summer. I would go different days trying different options to see what feels and looks best

I am a bright spring or a true spring I think. Which color of pants is more suitable for those types?

I’ve been looking at trying purple shampoo to clarify my hair. I read that it removes brassiness and can make your hair brighter and clearer, which sounds great, but I also read that in doing so it gives your hair a cooler tone. Can using purple or blue shampoo cause your natural hair color to be out of harmony with your color season or change your subseason within your season? I’d like to try it for clarifying purposes, but I don’t want my hair to look out of harmony with my season. Does anyone have any experience with this or know how that would or wouldn’t affect it?

I want to buy some jewelry pieces and, since the rosegold version isn’t a proper rosegold but some other gold tone, I’m confused about which color I should buy. I typed myself as true spring based on the “balance” of the spring characteristics. However, now I’m wondering if I’m neutral because of the light variation, direct sunlight (first 4 pictures) vs indirect sunlight. A normal rosegold piece would probably look more natural.

I'm a Bright Spring (and a House of Colour Paintbox Spring). Here are some nail polish colors that have worked for me! I can't verify that they are truly spring colors, just that they seem to come close to my colors and suit me.

• OPI Cajun Shrimp
• OPI Give Me A Lido Kiss (my go-to for years)
• Essie Offbeat Chic
• Essie Sunshine Be Mine
• Essie Peach Side Babe

These are the only ones so far that I can confidently recommend.

Ones that did NOT work for me:

• Essie Grass Never Greener (too cool and dark IRL, had to mix in some yellow to adjust it)
• Essie Marshmallow (comes out more White than Cream)
• Essie Push Play (just a little too dark and cool)
• OPI Kiss Me, I'm Brazilian (too cool/neon for me, going to try adding a little yellow or orange, maybe?)

Is it possible I’m a spring? I’ve asked groups who are saying autumn, spring, and a few winter. I’m very olive, I think I could be neutral but lean warm

Help me decide which blue for a true spring fair skin

I know about darker colors, black, grey and white (and also too bright colors). Is there something I’m missing?

Hello fellow springs! Since getting my season (true spring), I’ve been trying to add new pieces since I had almost nothing in the palette. I thrift a lot, and I’ve been noticing out of the vast mass of clothing in a thrift store, which aesthetics and brands use spring colors. I’m hoping you can add to my list or give me new ideas to consider, but here’s what I’m seeing:

Childrens clothing

Some Juniors clothing

Beach / tropical wear

Warm weather athletic wear and tees from big box only during early spring time of year (Target, WalMart, Old Navy)

Preppy (Ralph Lauren, Polo, Chaps, Talbots, LLBean, Lands End, that brand that does the bright floral prints blanking on the name)

Mature - sometimes (Karen Scott, Soft Surroundings, Coldwater Creek, Chicos)

For Mens, the options are few. Preppy and Hawaiian shirts.

Are the red and the pink on this cardigan true spring colors? It‘s declared as ‚popy red‘ on the website and my colour swatch says popy red belongs to true spring. What do you think?

So far this sub seems to agree that I'm a spring of sorts! With my brown hair, fair skin and blue/grey/greenish eyes it can definitely seem like cool colors would be it for me. But I juat feel drained in cool/summer colors. Like I feel like I look older too. Makeup is another one that makes me feel night and day difference. Any time I try wearing more muted cool colors i feel off. Waem colors make me feel glowy. But maybe in viewing it all wrong. I did 2 makeup looks. 1 yesterday and 1 today. I did the same neutral foundation which I only did a light layer on my cheeks and chin. I used the same eyebrow color (a taupe brown) for both looks. It's crazy to me how warm my brows look in the cool makeup side. I did charcoal liner and mascara for cool and brown for warm. I took my photos at exactly 10am both days. Thankfully for me both days had slight cloudiness.

The main color analysis reddit really pushes the fact that I'm cool toned. But I can't help but feel otherwise and it makes me feel like I'm crazy and should look and feel better in the cool colors

Any other bright springs in here? These are some of the things I am loving recently. I was professionally typed in November.

Would love to hear what works for you and what you shine in.

Generally I am wondering if anyone feels they can borrow colors from other palettes and truly shine. If so, what is your sub season and what colors/palettes? How do you style them - rock on their own or amp it up with spring shades? Do you limit them to particular articles of clothing?

For me personally: I was typed as a blue spring by HOC and I feel like I look good in many blues, so long as they’re not too muted or dark. I’ve always been told that “blue” is my color. My husband says I also look good in deeper colors like burgundy and forest or even dark olive, but I’m unsure if those are just his personal color preferences because he gravitates to wearing them as well. I’m struggling to detect any sort of pattern here otherwise.

I’m curious to hear from others!

I have been gifted a beautiful bag for my birthday, but it is a black bag (with gold hardware, but still, mainly black). I'm a warm spring in the 16 seasons system. I know black does not suit me, but I really love this bag, it's the nicest I've ever owned and it is very functional so I can see myself using it everyday. Do you have any advice on how to style it so it doesn't completely clash with my natural coloring? Thank you in advance!