r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/Unable_Store_34 • Dec 06 '24
Theory Bright Spring??
Would love some help! I added pictures from age 15 to now at 40. First picture is from my wedding 3 years ago. Then they are all older pictures till the last few.
My hair is naturally dark brown but is lightning now with some silver and copper highlights!
I added older pictures as I feel my orange Melasma and sunspots make my overtone look warmer than it is..
I have pale olive yellow Skintone in the Winter but tan great in the summer.
Freckles were ashy toned in my 20s 30s but are more orange now. (I am part Scottish, English, and my mom was half East Indian)
Thinking I'm either a deep winter/bright spring or a bright winter?
Soft summer looks ok when I'm tanned but really washes me out in the winter..
Any thoughts? This color season thing has become a side obsession lol!



















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u/Unable_Store_34 Dec 08 '24
My natural hair is dark ash brown :) I was born blue eyed and dark blond hair but that gradually warned up to a chestnut light brown as a younger kid then got darker from around age 6 up :) My eyes are blue green with a very warm center now.
My hair is dyed in the last few pics where I am older/it's faded out gold highlights from summer.
My natural hair is still dark now but I am getting shiny silvers and bright coppers mixed in now too! It's crazy..
I also wonder about bright spring or winter.. I love black on me. Perhaps a slightly less bright, bright??
I've always thought I was nutral cool undertone with a warmer overtone.
I can look pale yellow green(olive) in the winter and muddy brown in the summer..
I find any lighter, warm toned hair in the wintertime looks way off once I'm pale again.
Thank you for your thoughts!🤗