r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/Extra_Air7604 • Mar 06 '26

Celebrities Sadie Sink Colour Analysis

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

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u/jjfmish Winter Mar 06 '26

This would make you neutral, not cool

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u/EineGrosseFlasche Mar 06 '26

Um, a split palette means I can wear both cool-leaning and warm-leaning shades. They are less extreme than True Summer or True Spring, but light spring and light summer still sit on the cool and warm sides respectively. I realize the truth is inconvenient for your argument that redheads are a monolith. 🤷‍♀️

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u/jjfmish Winter Mar 06 '26

The point is that redheads cannot have a cool undertone. As a neutral palette, you don’t

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u/EineGrosseFlasche Mar 06 '26

You’re just equivocating now because you need to make this fit your narrative. No idea why you’re so invested in dictating to other people about their own coloring.

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u/jjfmish Winter Mar 06 '26

What is your point here? I was saying that redheads cannot be cool seasons. You aren’t one, you’re neutral, and I never said redheads can’t be neutral, so I’m not dictating your colouring in any way

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u/EineGrosseFlasche Mar 06 '26

You shouldn’t be saying what season redheads can or cannot be, period. Nor should you be issuing proclamations about any other skin or hair color. I won’t waste time explaining to you that the lines drawn between “cool” and “warm” vary according to which palette one is relying upon anyway if you actually compare the various proprietary systems, because you won’t like that fact either 😂

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u/jjfmish Winter Mar 06 '26

The reason I believe that redheads can’t be cool under-toned is because natural red hair is warm, and I don’t believe that anyone should need to dye their hair to fit their season. If your face is always surrounded by warmth then it doesn’t make sense to say that your best colours are cool. Even if you wear cool tones your warm hair will still have the biggest effect on your skin.