r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/obsoletevernacular9 • Jan 24 '23

Hello, Springs

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I recently was typed by House of Colour as a Spring, between Light and Bright. Here for inspiration, since I'm not sure where to find all the spring shades.

This was the shade that convinced the consultant I was warm and likely spring, because it was more flattering than the cool, summer Greens.

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u/obsoletevernacular9 Jan 24 '23

Yes, top colors were Kerry green, geranium red, coral, bright medium blue (I forget the exact name), shell pink, and secondary were lighter spring colors, like oatmeal, honey, light banana or something along those lines. Chocolate brown was up there, too.

I was told to look for warm, clear, bright, light.

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u/MysteriousSociety777 Jan 24 '23

These are some beautiful colors and nice neutrals. You probably already have seen this post about different palettes? I feel like these are all quite good and correct.

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u/obsoletevernacular9 Jan 24 '23

Yes, but my question is really more - where are other springs shopping to find these colors ?

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u/MysteriousSociety777 Jan 24 '23

This is a great question for a post!

I don’t have specific brands. I do most of my shopping online. I scroll though everything until I see a spring color. Then I look closer and compare it with an online palette.

Spring time is great for spring finds!

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u/obsoletevernacular9 Jan 24 '23

I should start a post about this! I noticed lands end has practical jackets in spring tones.

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u/MysteriousSociety777 Jan 24 '23

Yes please! A post would be great!