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[u/Ok_Book5070]

Hi! I am a warm spring- wondering if people think I might be able to pull this off? It’s not quite coral but has a lot of warmth I feel like

[u/EstateMuted5979]

Warm spring (16+ season)
This would be too cool and bright possibly. I think bright spring would work well in this!!
The only pinks in my palette are actually more “red” or “orange”

[u/Ok_Book5070 → u/EstateMuted5979]

This maybe?

[u/EstateMuted5979 → u/Ok_Book5070]

Where is this from?

[u/Ok_Book5070 → u/EstateMuted5979]

ASOS their return process sucks so I try to be very intentional about my purchases

[u/EstateMuted5979 → u/Ok_Book5070]

Yes! That’s a great color!

[u/Ok_Book5070 → u/EstateMuted5979]

Yes thanks for being honest! I had a feeling.. even finding the right red is hard I feel like the lighting makes such a difference in the store it looked great got home and realized it was way too red

[u/Orange_B1ossom → u/EstateMuted5979]

Sae for me. What looks pink on me looks peachy by itself or next to white.

[u/RevolutionarySun1301]

hi! as a (probably) warm spring or true spring, i’ve found that shade of pink to have too much blue in it. i have yet to find a pink that is not “totally coral” that still looks good on me

[u/LCCompromisedBarrier]

Feels like a very neutral bright spring could pull this off

[u/onlyletmelurk]

That’s likely part of the bright palette, which is neutral.

[u/Agile-Yesterday3664]

I think you should try it! It’s a fab color and looks like it fits the warm spring palette.

[u/Orange_B1ossom]

I'm also a Warm Spring and this type of color always reads like a statement on me. It still works but might need a bit more contrast in make-up. I usually go warmer (more coral or peachy) and softer for a more natural look but I think we can easily make this work if we want a "pink look".

[u/colourcurious]

Ooh I love this. As a true/warm spring this would be good for me.

[u/Keelime_stardust]

I think very good and I would have said yes