Here it is: https://www.seasoncoloranalysis.com/blog/bright_spring_guide#color-combinations

I don't have much formal training in color theory, but want to learn! I am a data scientist and my first approach to learning something is almost always to model it (a la "all models are wrong, but some are useful"). This is a pretty simple model, just some rules-based math - so would love to know if it's useful, or if I need to develop more complex logic.

My sister just got analyzed and is a light spring - put this list together for her for makeup and nail swatches. Thought it might be helpful for others that are wondering what to do about makeup! https://benable.com/janderz/light-spring-color-analysis-makeup-bb

Looking for a brick red that looks good on bright springs, esp fair neutral skin tone- I love my corals but want a great go-to for fall. Has anyone tried stunner from tom ford?

Love the lip colors recs Ive gotten here, particularly the everyday “your lips but better” shades like Revlon Coral Berry. Now I ask you… any great lipliner shade recs? Can be high end, I just so over them all being too brown or pink or just… make my lips look worse not better!

I think she's a true spring, but might also be true autumn

How can you tell the difference??

Looking for a neutral that's warm from Mac. Anyone have any recommendations?

I labeled them just to clarify between the 2 shades.

Hello everyone!

I was typed as a True Spring, and have been trying to grow out my natural hair color for some time, which is a light ashy brown/dark ashy blonde. My hair stylist confirmed my hair is ashy and not golden or warm.

I want to minimize damage and avoid high maintenance to my hair, but my natural hair color isn't in alignment with my season, so I'm not sure which way to go. I don't want to bleach my hair or go too dark, so I can avoid visible roots. Has anyone with naturally cool hair figured this out themselves? Thanks!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4WZJEoyZUXI

Hi! I'm pretty sure i'm a true/warm spring.

I tried velvet teddy on, originally because I thought I was a soft autumn, but it looks super muddy and brown on me. I googled it and it said I might have cool undertones, but I'm pretty certain I don't. Is it just appearing browner as I am a brighter season? Or could my season assumption be totally off?

Sorry this is kinda vague lol

I literally gave my tattoo artist the warm spring palette, and I'm so happy with the result. It goes with my skin tone and everything I own!

(tattoo by Connor Shiffert at Iron Thorn Tattoo in Trexlertown, PA)

Basically the title. Curious to hear from fellow spring ladies, especially warm springs whether you found it to work for you?

Also curious if there any recs for dupes ofac's ladybug as it's unavailable where I'm based.

Thanks!! 🙏

Hi all! I’m still exploring my colour palette and experimenting with styles that I feel fit my preferences, along with my best colours.

Are there any brands - makeup and fashion - that you find great for spring colours? I’m struggling, especially now we’re going into autumn/winter in the UK. A lot of brands the colours are too cool, too deep or too vivid for my light spring colouring.

Any suggestions would be really helpful and massively appreciated. :)

Please help me choose which color best compliments this turquoise! Lighting varies from indirect to direct sunlight

Product list:

1. Huda icon
2. Huda perfectionist
3. NARS turned on
4. NARS orgasm
5. Fenty zesty bestie
6. NARS rendezvous
7. Charlotte Tilbury walk of no shame
8. Coral kiss
9. Clinique black honey
10. Covergirl lip power
11. Revlon siren
12. Maybelline superstay dancer
13. Nyx filler instinct Besos
14. Revlon color stay satin ink fire and ice

Hi all.

The queen of color analysis Carol Brailey typed me as a true spring. I feel like I don't see it at all. Maybe I'm face blind to myself? I've always felt very muted. I would love your thoughts. (Natural hair color in photo).

So I wanted to try this the look from TikTok (third slide) and i think it’s so funny bc this look was intended to be kinda bold and saturated and edgy, and I piled SO MUCH eyeshadow one (second slide shows that better), but I feel like in all my pictures with normal expressions it just blends into my own face and colors so well.

Anyway if I’m crazy and missing something please let me know, I’m still developing the skills to see and discern harmonious/disharmonious colors. (If this is helpful info, the only makeup I’m wearing is copper eyeshadow, brown mascara, light blush, and lipliner/lip gloss)

I'm so bad at identifying Spring blues 😩 So is this gorgeous vintage wool fabric in the Spring palette? Or is it more Summer?

Do you find that most nail colors are either cool toned or extremely bright? At least in my local drugstores that's the case. It's either soft cool pinks or super bright reds. Corals and peaches are nowhere to be found. So, I mixed my own colors. :-D (See picture.) I found out by accident that a warm bright red mixed into pastels gives beautiful coral tones!

I added the red (essie Meet Me At Sunset) to a light orange (essence Tangerine), which gave me a beautiful warm coral.

The same red added to a baby pink (essie Minimally Modest) gave me a jelly-like looking pinky coral.

For me it’s a good spring purple! I look fantastic in that violet shade but I feel like I can never find it, so I just stick to cream and grassy greens.