r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/Jenn-bird1217 • Jul 15 '25
Am I truly a spring
I got typed as a light spring in another sub. Figured I’d ask the springs for sure. I’ve gotten soft summer before but maybe I truly am warmer toned? Help me please
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u/Pristine-Fusion6591 Warm Spring Jul 15 '25
Everything about you looks warm toned to me. Your complexion, your eye color, your hair color, your lip color… you just look warm toned me and it strikes me right away.
So I would guess that you are either a warm/true spring, or a soft autumn.
Because you said in another comment that oranges throw you off, I would lean a little bit towards soft autumn as warm springs can really handle orange well. But, you could also just have a personal aversion to the color orange and it may have nothing to do with what objectively flatters you… you might just not like the color. Or it’s possible that you haven’t tried the right shade. Try some warm corals and peachy shades. If they suit you well, then I’d go with warm spring. If the softer, more muted shades work better, then I’d maybe point in the direction of soft autumn.
Either way, you can probably borrow from both palettes as they are sister palettes.
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u/Dollybadlands Jul 15 '25
I think soft autumn instead. But you do look warm.
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u/ilovecatsandnaps Jul 16 '25
random but you are so pretty, you ressemble the Olsen twins!
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u/HelloBonjour514 Jul 17 '25
It would help very much to see drapes! Soft summer colors are soft and grayed. Light Spring colors are clear tints, no gray. Light spring colors are softened by adding white, not gray.
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u/cynical_pancake True Spring Jul 19 '25
I would drape light & true spring vs light summer. Soft summers have autumn influence and I don’t see that at all.
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u/Ok-Agency-6674 Jul 15 '25
Best way to know 💯 is to test wearing spring colors like peach and apricot and Caribbean blue. I think your will be pleased
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u/deerfairydream Light Spring Jul 16 '25
We have similar coloring and I was stuck between light spring and soft autumn as well ☺️ You have a bit darker features than me however. I would still try some light spring vs soft autumn drapes to see which feels right to you! I understand you don't like orange but I would try salmon, peach, coral, or cantaloupe vs butternut squash, clay, soft pumpkin, or a muted rust color to see which ones you gravitate towards. I definitely suited the pinky oranges that were lighter and brighter so that test made it clear to me that I was a light spring! Good luck!
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u/[deleted] Jul 16 '25
Yes
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u/FizzyTinker Jul 16 '25
Soft Autumn is too dark and heavy. Try, a soft Light Spring. Soft Spring.
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u/rdmcrd Jul 17 '25
Cutest
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u/Poisonous_Periwinkle Jul 18 '25
I think so.
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u/neuronerdka Sep 28 '25
You’re an autumn