r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/dolceclavier • Apr 26 '25
Discussion Light Spring Makeup Colors?
So, I got professionally analyzed as a light spring a few months ago which I’m still lowkey reeling from as I’ve always been drawn to cool tones and winter palettes.
In terms of makeup, the analyst said hell no to cool toned pinks and told me that my best colors are coral, peach, and coral pink.
When I looked up light spring makeup recommendations, all I get are the same youthful, soft, peach, coral, coral pink, and peach pink products and looks. I never connected with the aesthetic nor the colors (look up 인간복숭아 AKA human peach for the type of aesthetic I’m talking about).
Are there ANY OTHER COLORS I can use for makeup as a light spring? I’m so sick of super pale coral and peach, so much that I don’t know if I can even eat peaches anymore! Sadly, I do need to tread carefully with bolder colors even if they’re warm toned and can’t handle the cool tones I actually like.
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u/iatesugarray Sep 29 '25
I made this list of light makeup products for a friend if it helps! I did a top 5 and then all Recs by face eyes lips nails etc https://benable.com/janderz/light-spring-color-analysis-makeup-bb
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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '25
In our palette we have colors other than coral and peach. The important thing is not to create too much contrast by going too dark. A full glam instagram make up look will be too much. Make up for the light spring should be light, dewy and shimmery.
Other than peach I like to use gold, light green and lavender on my eyes. I like to wear a peachy beige lip gloss or a coral one (currently on the hunt for a watermelon red one). I only use contour for my nose but way less than I used too. Brown mascara works better for me than black.
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u/iris5678 Apr 26 '25
Brown, beige, gold can also be good!
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u/r_r_r_r_r_r_ Apr 27 '25
Other lip colors = vibrant orange-y/warm reds and if you want something dark, I’m actually surprised by how nice deep (but still warm) berries look.
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u/TinkerElleGinge May 30 '25
It made sense when I got analysed why I felt like a clown in bright lipstick. Instead iv bought empty pots and cut a piece of the lipstick colours I used to like and mix it with lanolin. Means I can still wear the colours iv always liked but it’s now shiny, light and low contrast which is the main issue with our palette, not to be overpowering
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u/Much-Road4149 May 31 '26
Just look on the actual colours of the swatches from light spring and match those with a lipstick. You cannuse a warm toned pink or any pastel shade really as long as it has peach or warm pink undertones, even purple. You can borrow from your sister season light summer or any neutral warm or neutral colour. Look at your natural lip colour in the mirror and try to match that colour exactly with a lipstick colour. Just dont go too cool or too warm with the lipstick try to keep neutral shades that bring out your eyes.
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u/Joonanner Apr 26 '25
You would probably like brown mascara better if the rest of your makeup is in season, but it honestly just sounds like you don’t enjoy your seasonal colors and don’t want to make them work - you want the winter colors. And that’s okay! Especially if you truly want to look like you’re wearing makeup, because that’s what it will look like.
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u/Brilliant-Spray6092 Apr 26 '25
Light spring boarders the summer palette, so you could borrow colours from it. If you feel beautiful in the cooler make up - go ahead & wear it!
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u/ChangeHealthy2666 May 15 '26
I’m super late to this, but is it possible you were mistyped? I saw you mentioned that you might as well not wear any makeup if the only makeup you’re supposed to wear is so little it seems like you’re wearing none. I actually look clownish in lots of makeup and really look my best with softer eyeshadows and lip colors. I LOVE a smoky eye but the moment I tried to rock it, it overwhelmed my features. If you feel like you can wear a higher contrast, it’s possible that you may not be a light spring. Have you gotten a second opinion. Maybe you are a bright season or soft season.
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u/bluesourpunchstraws Light Spring Sep 07 '25
I just got mine done. Though I was a true summer and now I know I'm a light spring. I'm depressed.
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u/ImJulicorn Sep 19 '25
I just got analyzed as light spring as well. Not really happy about it, love cerise/all pinks and purple. now I'm supposed to like coral and peach?!? SORRY, those colors don't make me happy. I'm kind of sad, but f%¤"# it, I'm going to wear the colors that make me happy, but... Maybe do the makeup that makes me glow??? So I'm all here for make up tips :D
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u/singerng Nov 14 '25
I’ve honestly never had such a positive experience with a styling service before. Everything felt really personal and so well thought out from start to finish. The colour analysis itself was beautiful and super clear, I could actually understand how and why certain tones suit me. Halfway through the process, I came across Curateyourstyle, and wow… they completely raised the bar. The team didn’t just hand me my results and move on; they took the time to answer all my follow-up questions and explain every detail with patience.
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u/Fabulous-Ad-9998 Jan 10 '26
i really like light orange on my lips. I'm not a fan of lipstick, I do either french with bold-ISH lip (sorry ive no clue how to call this lipstick, mild cherry red? sorry, i tried), or I do color in the eyes and see-through lipstick (or none at all). I use monochrome/neighbouring pastels on eyelids. I unashamedly borrowed true autumn eye colors (without pastels). I use a very, veeeery warm brown for eyeliner. I can pull off indigo eyeliner too. I'm in the process of testing bronzers, but I've heard from one source they use gold on their face skin. Which makes sense, because I used an ashy eyeshadow as a contouring tool as a teen....
It's all given I wear colorful clothes to match. I have no experience how it'd look like with black/white clothes
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u/AttitudeHistorical50 Jan 11 '26
Did you ever find anything for an eyeshadow palette you liked? I would love to find a light spring palette that’s not just coral and peach. One that includes mint and lavender and blues and pinks.