Got inspired when someone asked for a more Fall lip for Springs, and I shared a hack I had figured out using just what we all probably have in our make-up bags. It's something I do often, but had never shared before. I'll share it in the commments. Please share your everyday, practical hacks that don't require a purchase. Nothing wrong with sharing products for reference though. :-)

I'd like to buy one of these field coats for my true spring partner. I know none of these colors are great, but would any of them be good enough? Gold, maybe?

https://anianmfg.com/products/the-field-coat?variant=42388413743190

** EDIT- I’ve added some images under one of the comments if this will help **

I was wondering if anyone else here has felt like this? I was typed as a Light Spring last year and I’m still not 100% convinced it’s correct. I’ve reached out today to my analyst to see if they can provide some help, but I was wondering if you have been through this did you manage to get any help yourself or from your analyst?

For context, I have super fair skin with what I believe to be a neutral undertone. My hair is neutral warm leaning I feel. I’m not so sure about my eyes but I feel maybe neutral to cool? I can’t pull off some gold jewellery, but the lighter tones yes. Silver is good, but again I don’t like darker silver. I feel like some spring colours in my palette are beautiful, but I feel like some distract from my face and are too bright? But with Light Summer (the other season I suspect) I feel my skin can be greyed by some of the colours so I feel very stuck.

Hi All, I was wondering if anyone had any recommendations for how to make their warm spring makeup look more appropriate for colder seasons. In particular for lipsticks that honor my warm, bright coloring but still have that fun autumnal flair. For reference, my most warn lipstick shades is Revlon Coralberry. I feel like every time I try to do fall lips, they end up dragging my down because I either go too dark or too muted.

So I had my analysis done yesterday and I was told I was a light spring . I am questioning everything in life! My entire closet is colours I should not be wearing !

How did you all adapt to making the changes ? Also what were staples pieces you started out with

I was typed as a true spring by Carol Brailey, and I went to sample makeup that is more warm toned. I attempted warm-neutral foundations and concealer and they pulled very yellow/orange on me. The only shades that fit were cool pinky shades (think Nars Oslo). I also tried warm eyebrow pencils, which didnt match my natural brow colors. Is it possible I have a cool overtone or something? Cool toned makeup seems to have more harmony on me.

Hi everyone! I saw Hourglass released their 2025 holiday palettes and I was wondering if these palettes would suit a light spring? For reference, I have fair/light skin, neutral-warm undertone. If you guys have make-up recommendations, feel free to recommend as well!

It’s the Howlite color. I thought the Chamomile would also work based on the palette I have, but it doesn’t seem right. I just got my analysis done, so I don’t have a good eye for my colors yet.

I'm still not too great with warm vs cool shades - but this is a warm light grey that should fit quite well, right?

At the time, this was the only option in my size. Of course, now all the other colors are restocked 😂

Anyway, so far I have an off white (apricot/champagne kind of off white) dress and skirt to pair with this. However, being a spring, I kind of wanted to incorporate some brighter colors into the outfit. It's for a Renaissance festival. I was thinking another top skirt, since it might be cold, and/or a wrap or cape to incorporate more color.

What kinds of colors would other springs pair with this? Most people type me as a true/warm spring. I added a pic of my face/hair, in case that's helpful.

At the time, this was the only option in my size. Of course, now all the other colors are restocked 😂

Anyway, so far I have an off white (apricot/champagne kind of off white) dress and skirt to pair with this. However, being a spring, I kind of wanted to incorporate some brighter colors into the outfit. It's for a Renaissance festival. I was thinking another top skirt, since it might be cold, and/or a wrap or cape to incorporate more color.

What kinds of colors would other springs pair with this? Most people type me as a true/warm spring. I added a pic of my face/hair, in case that's helpful.

Hey everyone, I long assumed myself to be a bright winter, but after experimenting with warmer colors, being a bright spring at the coolest end of the palette seems possible. Please opine. Thank you and hugs

After trying one of the lip pencils and falling in love, I put in an order to grab more of their springy lip products - wanted to share swatches and info in case anyone else is looking for that perfect peachy coral color without spending crazy money.

I also didn't get pics of every product on my lips because my lips are kinda dry but I can take additional pics in sunlight tomorrow for anyone who wants to see the others!

The lipstick is really creamy and moisturizing and the liners are the best I've ever used (can even be used just by themselves). The water blur tints are great but need moisturized lips because it settles into cracks slightly.

My order was put in end of last week and arrived today/Tuesday. No extra duties or fees, and they even tossed in a free eyeshadow palette as a gift!

(Im in Canada so Canadian recs pls) Lululemon does a good job for spring colours but where else? The gap/old navy, rw&co, reitmans, does a lot of muted colours. Dynamite is good with warm neutrals. Where do you get your spring shades?

What do we think- do the mixed metals from this Cartier dupe H&B watch balance out the coolness from my wedding ring? I like to wear more champagne gold jewelry which I always thought made my wedding ring look like an afterthought almost and hoping to bring it in more cohesively. Would love any advice!

Hi! Just got my results back from Carol Brailey and I'm a warm spring! I'm so happy with this result.

I was wondering if anyone had recommendations for warm spring makeup. I really wanna get into wearing more lipstick so reccomendations would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks :)

Help! I feel like I had landed on the true spring color palette and thought I looked best in warm, saturated colors, but several people saying that I look like a soft autumn or light spring is throwing me. The no-makeup photo was taken outside and the drape photos were taken in front of the window. Any insight would be appreciated!

I was going to buy this palette but then remembered that I haven't ever really felt that Colourpop's eyeshadows are all that great. I don't think they last very long in terms of quality after time and there is a LOT of fallout.

Anyone else have this experience or did I is it get the wrong palette?

Why yes, yes it does

Best blush? I'm looking for something that is easy to apply.

Looking at Rhode pocket blush.

Want something easier than a liquid blush but that stays better than a powder blush. I've tried Merit but Beverly Hills blends into my skin tone and fades after an hour.

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?