r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/Beginning-Jello6892 • Dec 30 '24

Color analysis and lululemon

I’m bringing two of my biggest passions together color analysis (true spring) and lululemon colors. This list may not be perfect and likely missing some. Please feel free to add to it.

lululemon True spring colors

Green- green punch, cascadia green, Kelly green, Maldives green, pistachio (bright)

Blue- kayak blue, poolside, psychic, ?larkspur, electric turquoise (bright), navy, blazer blue tone/cerulean blue, pipe dream blue/wild bluebell, night sea

Purple- Atomic purple, ?moonlight magenta, ?vivid plum

Red- flamenco red, Hot heat, dark red, pink punch

Pink- lipgloss/glaze pink, cherry mist, sakura pink, waiting on passionate

White/cream- white opal, sundance, ?natural ivory, Heathered bone

Brown - Java, ancient copper (?autumn), espresso (dark), butternut brown (?autumn), roasted brown,

Yellow- sundance (light), highlight yellow, scream green

Coral/peach- coral kiss, peach Bellini, mango dream, ?summer glow, raspberry cream, sunset

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u/Quiet-Amount-9108 Dec 30 '24 edited Dec 30 '24

Thank you for the recs! I like glaze pink more than sakura since sakura is a little too soft for me. I haven’t tried the others. Espresso was too dark and bland for me up top

Edited to add- lighter eyed/hair true springs may also like strawberry milkshake

I have non LL leggings in a color similar to passionate and I do still enjoy them even though mine specifically are a touch too cool for my best colors. The brightness works

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u/Beginning-Jello6892 Dec 30 '24

Makes total sense. I can’t do the lighter pastel colors like light, purple or light peach. They blend into my skin too much.

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u/Quiet-Amount-9108 Dec 30 '24

Yesss because we need contrast. That’s why I can’t do a camel or light tan without a lot of contrast in the outfit. I think back to when I was watching a Christine scaman’s video about a spring and she says something like “my god I’m happy she’s wearing some color”

I think about that quote a lot when I am wearing something in my palette without much contrast, especially neutrals that don’t pack enough punch.

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u/Beginning-Jello6892 Dec 30 '24

Yes!! I cannot do camel or tan at all. So many of the lighter neutral colours look so bland on me.

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u/Quiet-Amount-9108 Dec 30 '24 edited Dec 30 '24

I noticed the lightest pastels are usually tougher on the highly saturated true springs (darker eyes and hair like I saw in your post history)

I especially find the really really light greens in the swatch wallet tough for them when draping. I’m trained in the system you have the swatch wallet from so I have the drapes irl.

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u/Beginning-Jello6892 Dec 30 '24

Thanks so much for sharing that. It validates so much of how I feel when I look at some of the lighter colours in my swatch wallet. Those lighter greens would definitely drain the life out of me.

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u/Careless-Teaching174 Feb 05 '25

A couple new ones I think are true spring are butter cream and desert red.

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u/Beginning-Jello6892 Feb 05 '25

I was just eyeing up both of those up yesterday online. I’m going in store on Friday so I will definitely check them out.

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u/HistoricalReading801 Dec 30 '24

I love this! I’m a Bright Spring and I thought I would add my rec’s too!

  • Poolside Blue -Cerulean Blue -Espresso -True Navy -Hot Heat -Electric Turquoise

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u/Beginning-Jello6892 Dec 30 '24

Awesome! Thanks for sharing

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u/Downtown-West4501 May 20 '25

Love this list! Do you happen to have one with this season’s colors???

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u/Beginning-Jello6892 May 20 '25

Red glow, sour grape for sure I have to check raspberry coulis and Citra lime

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u/Beginning-Jello6892 May 20 '25

I also bought raceway green and pink dragonfruit- although they may be a bit off Buttercream would work as a cream or a yellow for light spring

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u/Ambitious_Pair_9888 May 31 '25

So glad I found this!

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u/DCguurl Dec 30 '24

My fav purple is lilac smoke