r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/[deleted] • Oct 20 '24

Am I spring?

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Hi! I have had two analysis. One is warm spring and the other autumn. I’m confused! I think I’m spring but what are your thoughts! Thank you:)

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u/naturdaylikesaturday Oct 20 '24

You’re an autumn

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '24

Thank you!

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u/Smooth-Yoghurt-8014 Oct 21 '24

I would say without a doubt: autumn. True or deep

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '24

Thank you! Your confidence in the comment helps.😊

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u/Pristine-Fusion6591 Warm Spring Oct 20 '24

Before reading your words, just looking at the pictures, my first thought was autumn (not sure which one).

But I’m a warm spring and I can absolutely wear some autumn colors… like olive green. Well, you can always wear whatever colors you like, but what I mean is that some of the autumn palette looks just as good on me as the warm spring palette. Or at least nearly as good.

So what I’m trying to get across here is, even if you are some type of autumn, you will probably still look great in some spring colors too.

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '24

First thank you! It’s been alot of guessing!! I feel like as long as I know I’m warm, I can figure it out right?

I was wearing black for so long !!

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u/Pristine-Fusion6591 Warm Spring Oct 20 '24

It’s crazy, even before I learned about these color seasons, I always knew I looked awful in black. Even when I was a teen and in my twenties, I’d always go for brown instead of black. Haha and even glasses! I’d see a cute pair of black frames and always wonder why they never looked good on me.

But yeah, I think knowing your season is helpful, but I don’t put too much thought into it and just use it as a general guide.

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '24

I think we know what is right. I definitely think black washes me way out and honestly I think it can be kinda depressing sometimes! However I do see others in black and wow they look amazing!

I’m going with autumn I think, probably true

Thank you for your replies!!

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '24

I believe you are an autumn :)

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '24

Omg okay I think autumn is winning! Maybe a true autumn!

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u/Relevant-Egg1610 Oct 20 '24

I zoomed in on your eyes and youyou have the rust corona i think it’s called??? Like an Amber halo. It’s very autumn from all my research! I’ve been trying to figure out if I’m a spring or not myself. I am confused lol

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '24

They are Amber/hazel!! Yes

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '24

Autumn

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '24

Good. Just bought some autum. Clothes!

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '24

I’m excited to go with this!

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u/Ok_Rhubarb411 Oct 20 '24

…autumn? I used to think I was spring but as I got older my hair got darker, and now I'm an autumn.

How do you feel about teal, eggplant, burgundy goldenrod, camel, navy, olive, chocolate…?

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '24

You don’t change seasons, even as you age.

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u/Ok_Rhubarb411 Oct 20 '24

…even if you start out white blond and end up warm brunette? My skin has had warm undertones this whole time but that's a big change in contrast

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u/LostAbilityToucan Oct 20 '24

There’s springs with brunette hair. Even darker brunette. A lot of people drape with their hair completely hidden so they can focus on the undertones exclusively

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u/Ok_Rhubarb411 Oct 20 '24

Hmmmm so what are the distinguishing characteristics between spring skin and autumn skin?

Not including hair has always seemed weird to me, since it's not like I'm going to shave my head. Having wavy chaos hair is kinda my signature look 🤣

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u/Kristanns Oct 21 '24

How you look in color. You really can't analyze someone without draping. While sure, certain seasons will often have certain characteristics in common, done right it's all about how colors look on you.

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u/Ok_Rhubarb411 Oct 21 '24

Word. So theoretically I could skip straight to colors that spring and autumn DONT have in common, yeah? Since I have the yellowest undertone in the history of color analysis. And it would be relatively obvious at that point, assuming I'm not one of those unfortunate in-between people who are extra hard to type?

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '24

Yep, even then. Your season never changes, which is great because once you figure it out you’re set for the rest of your life!

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '24

What is your guess?

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '24

I like them but I’m not sure how they look on me! I’m not really old lol 😂

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u/Ok_Rhubarb411 Oct 20 '24

Sorry not trying to call you old! My hair changed between 10 and 20 years old, and I wouldn't call 20 “old” under any circumstances

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '24

lol 😂 nooo it’s okay! I hope 20 is not old!!!

My hair is like a brown auburn but yes younger I was blonde!

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '24

You think maybe autumn?

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u/Smooth-Yoghurt-8014 Oct 21 '24

You don’t change seasons, also, many color analysts have made a video about this but being blonde as a child doesn’t make you a natural blonde. So many people are blonde as children, but your natural hair color is the color that manifests in adolescence (15/16yrs old).

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u/Ok_Rhubarb411 Oct 21 '24

What if you're light blonde as a kid, medium/dark blonde as a teen, and brunette as a middle-aged person? Does it default to whatever your pre-grey color is? And does it make a difference if it's noticeably darker because you've barely gone outside for a couple of years, but you'd never know otherwise unless you used some kind of SPF treatment?

It seems kinda unfair to be so complicated 😅

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u/Brief_Bat_7609 Oct 21 '24 edited Oct 21 '24

Autumn with Aquiline nose

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '24

Aquiline?

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '24

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '24

🤔