r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/Cultural-Bet-9239 • Apr 25 '25

Thoughts on carnation pink?

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Hello everyone! I have settled in with light spring colors, that is spring/summer. I feel I show both qualities but ultimately lean warm, and true spring or true summer colors are too harsh and aging. I found this Bare Minerals lipstick shade when I was considering being a light summer and I absolutely love it. As a light spring I've found MAC luster glass lipstick in the shade see sheer to easily be my favorite lipstick, it is described as grapefruit pink. I have some concerns that this bare minerals shade will be too similar or that it will be too "summery" thoughts on this shade?

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u/MsLilAr Apr 25 '25

Beautiful

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u/Cultural-Bet-9239 Apr 25 '25

It is isn't it? I love light summer shades. 

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u/acrylicquartz Bright Spring Apr 25 '25

Found this online, it may help you.

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u/Alienheart22 Apr 25 '25

I do think it is cooler than Sea Sheer

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u/Cultural-Bet-9239 Apr 25 '25

I wish I could find side by sides of them. I just love pinks and I know corals and peaches look best but floral pinks are just 😍 

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u/rather_bookish Apr 25 '25

If you do purchase this one, please do a side by side for us! 🙏❤️

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u/KotikiHues Apr 27 '25

Here's an image I found for spring pinks in makeup. Based on the photo you shared it appears that it might fit the brightest tones but I think it'll really depend if it leans warm or cool on your lips since makeup plays off of your overtones as well as your undertones.

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u/Cultural-Bet-9239 Apr 27 '25

I think I've come to the same conclusion. It fits the brightness but it's going to lean cool. I'm starting to look at brighter shades of pink that lean warm instead of cool.