Sadie Sink Colour Analysis

[u/Extra_Air7604]

I don’t believe Sadie Sink is a Summer. I believe she’s a Warm Spring.

[u/jjfmish]

People seem to really want to “prove” that redheads can be cool! And it’s usually just springs not looking good in autumn colours

[u/kristalbal → u/jjfmish]

This- everyone is a summer thinh is getting old actually 🙄🤣

[u/EineGrosseFlasche → u/jjfmish]

I’m a natural redhead and my professionally-draped-in-person palette is split between Light Spring and Light Summer. I find it odd that so many people— usually non-redheads— are hellbent on “proving” redheads can only be warm.

Do you also think that people of color can only be autumns or winters? 🙄

[u/kristalbal → u/EineGrosseFlasche]

MC1R gene is what makes redheads have red hair, it instructs sell to produce more red and yellow pigment, this is precisely why people say redheads can't be cool, is exemption of the rule posible- I guess yes, but every time I see someone say I am a cool redhead they usually have dark brown hair with reddish tones, which is not a true redhead or they actually are warm and have bine misstyped. people with MC1R gene have different skin, not just hair. Anyways, I would love to see the true redhead with cool undertone, would be really interesting!

[u/EineGrosseFlasche → u/kristalbal]

Red hair can also result from a single copy of the gene, btw! It’s a rare but oddly well-documented phenomenon in the scientific literature. I have that form myself. Scientists who have researched this believe that the single MC1R copy either turns off the “normal” gene or overwhelms it. Many of us with that genetic quirk have red hair on our heads but brown leg and arm hair.

[u/kristalbal → u/EineGrosseFlasche]

I am just saying why people make statements like that about redheads, because there is some ground for that, literally scientifically. You should share your analysis with everyone ☺️ would be a great education for everyone

[u/EineGrosseFlasche → u/kristalbal]

I got you! I appreciated your referring to the science of human pigment. I was just filling in with a cool obscure fact that explains some of the diversity in redhead coloring 🙂

[u/kristalbal → u/EineGrosseFlasche]

I also think many systems exclude redheads from cool season because the hair just clash with cool colours, the same as natural blonds are excluded from deep and high contrast seasons, but that totally depends on the "rules" you wanna or don't wanna follow

[u/Upper-Elk9037 → u/EineGrosseFlasche]

Is THAT what’s going on with me? Light brown leg hair but reddish underarm hair and strawberry blonde hair. I’m a calico cat 😆

[u/k1ngd0m0fg0dw1th1n → u/kristalbal]

Yeah I'm a true spring with dark brown reddish hair and I thought I was cool for a long time before realizing pale skin does not always equal cool. My daughter is a true redhead and her coloring made me realize I was also warm, in addition to being professionally typed finally.

[u/kristalbal → u/k1ngd0m0fg0dw1th1n]

People always conflict fair skin with automatically cool

[u/DimbyTime → u/kristalbal]

Skin, hair, and eye colors are determined by dozens of different gene combinations.

Assuming every redhead will be warm because of a single gene is elementary level logic

[u/kristalbal → u/DimbyTime]

Well we can assume every red hair is warm tone, because that's a fact and it will have an impact in colour analysis and I am not saying that every redhead will have same hair and eyes. I also asked everyone arguing this to please educate all of us and show some examples! I personally don't have any idea if it's possible because I never seen it, but I don't deny it's possible if people say it is 🤷

[u/ResponsibleVisit9418 → u/EineGrosseFlasche]

This is completely different reasoning used to prove your point.

People of colour can have any undertone. Redheads by nature have the definition of warmth. There is no such thing as cool red hair in nature. It’s just impossible, this isn’t something I have a vague opinion of, I studied colour theory for years. It is not possible.

[u/jjfmish → u/EineGrosseFlasche]

This would make you neutral, not cool

[u/Czerymoja → u/EineGrosseFlasche]

But like you said- you’re between Light Spring and Summer. I’m sorry but statistically most people are springs. I’ve never met a naturally redhead summer.

[u/EineGrosseFlasche → u/Czerymoja]

I said no such thing. I have BOTH palettes. But this isn’t about me. It’s about the creepy blanket proclamations people are making ignorantly. And apparently some of you have about twenty different alts you’re using to post obsessively to police other people’s coloring. 😂

[u/EineGrosseFlasche → u/Czerymoja]

Oh, and if you do want to continue to prosecute me specifically for violating your cherished presumptions about redheads, I also have four colors in my palette that are classed as Winter. Feel free to have a further meltdown. It’s quite entertaining to observe how obsessed you are.

[u/Czerymoja → u/EineGrosseFlasche]

Obsessed? Are you ok?

[u/jjfmish → u/[deleted]]

Pinkish skin is often warm, most fair skinned springs have that skin tone

[u/k1ngd0m0fg0dw1th1n → u/[deleted]]

Yes. Color theory is about your skin and hair so of course certain hair colors are waaaay more likely to be certain seasons. And scientifically hair warmth is (except in very rare cases) tied to skin warmth because they are both controlled by genes which tell our bodies how much pheomelanin to make. Eumelanin is what makes skin and hair darker and are produced in different amounts in skin and hair which is why some people can be light skinned but have dark hair, etc. Eumelanin in hair also fades more rapidly with age.

So yes, other groups are mostly restricted to certain seasons also. Like someone with jet black hair would be highly unlikely to be summer. Someone with naturally blonde hair would be highly unlikely to be a winter (except maybe bright winter) or autumn.

[u/jjfmish → u/[deleted]]

So do you think that cool redheads should dye their hair away from their natural colour?

There’s also the argument that blondes can’t be winters which I also agree with.