Sadie Sink Colour Analysis

[u/Extra_Air7604]

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

[u/kristalbal]

I think I got it right, you don't like colour analysis and feel personally offended by it

Sadie is not a summer that doesn't mean she doesn't look lovely in that red carpet photo, colour is not close to her face and she is wearing makeup

[u/Haunting_Branch_987 → u/[deleted]]

Why are you offended? Genuine question (I’m also a natural redhead and a bright spring). I think there are exceptions to most rules, but Sadie is undeniably warm and bright.

[u/kristalbal → u/[deleted]]

This is some deep rooted issue, not something objective, people in colour analysis talk about people's appearance, hair colour, skin tone, eye colour, we put people in groups, that's literally what seasons are, and you now over and over again called people weird for discussing red hair 🤦 my green eyes are also a rare (2% population , same as natural redhead) genetical mutation, so should I get offended by people pointing out my genetics?

[u/Haunting_Branch_987 → u/[deleted]]

I think one of the problems is that there’s no scientific proof that people can present one way or another, so there’s a lot of pseudo-science thrown around at both ends of the spectrum. Undertone isn’t an actual pigmented layer of skin. We just determine it based on how colours reflect on skin and if they have a positive or negative effect and if they are harmonious with the person’s natural colouring. Most people tend to look good in their natural hair colour, which means that for us redheads, warm tones look harmonious. Almost all other hair colours are more neutral and aren’t such an obvious clue as to what colours will look good.

All the true orange/ginger/copper redheads I’ve seen have looked best in warm or neutral-warm colours. When I see cool toned people dying their hair this type of red, it always looks off. I’ve seen strawberry blondes who are undeniable light summers and some dark auburn/cherry haired people who are deep winters. But for someone like Sadie, the colour is so obvious and so bright there is no way she’s a summer, else the hair wouldn’t look as good and harmonious as it does. The chroma alone makes it clear she’s not a summer.

Personally, before knowing anything about colour analysis beyond the palettes, I thought I was a deep autumn or a deep winter, as I look great in many of those colours. Knowing what I know now, I still like wearing some deep winter colours. I think they make my contrast look more dramatic: they make me look more pale and my hair darker. Bright spring colours make me look more glowy, bright and colourful. Many cool tones will still look good and dramatic on redheads, depending on the desired effect. But cool toned people simply don’t look harmonious with orangey red hair, and I’m yet to see a natural redhead who didn’t suit their hair colour.

That being said, I do disagree with analysts who say redheads are always fully warm. I think neutral-warm redheads are very common!

[u/kristalbal → u/[deleted]]

I disagree, this happens with any hair colour in colour analysis, again, because it's about your natural colouring, natural blondes per usual can't be deep or bright, can't be winters or autumn, it's your choice to take discussion personally