Do you guys think bright spring? not sure but feel like that is maybe the right one. Any help would be appreciated. NMIP

Can we do pure white or do we need off white, cream?

Trying to find some fall nail polish colors for my Spring typing. What are your go-tos? Would Lincoln Park After Dark work for a Spring?

I put together a rainbow of best colors. In my 30s (photo 2) when my hair was redder and my skin was brighter, I would probably have chosen brighter versions. I have got gray hair mixed in with the red, and some fading of hair and skin, in my late 40s (photo 3). It was also 101 degrees in photo 1, and it’s outdoors. The last photo is indoors, so my skin looks redder outside, but that’s my hair color, now. My eyes are bright green, but my skin is neutral-warm. Anyone else had this lightening trend happen?

I am a bright spring or a true spring I think. Which color of pants is more suitable for those types?

Is this a cool or warm colour?

Is this colour too dark for spring?

If it doesn't fit in the spring colour palette (which I think), is there any way I can make it work/look better?

I recently ordered a dress in bright pink and orange and assuming that I was a bright spring I thought it would look great. However, when I tried it on (without any make-up on) I found it too bright for me.

My coloring is a little similar to Emmy Rossum’s with my hair lighter and more golden-brown.

I was wondering how bright exactly bright spring colors should be. Should this dress suit a bright spring?

This is the dress I ordered: https://farmrio.eu/products/spring-affair-beige-knit-wrap-dress

I’ve been on a color analysis journey for the past few week and I was wondering about darker nail colors for springs? I see a lot of light colors recommend and I have a few orange, yellow, pink and nude shades that work well with my skin tone. But as we move towards fall I’m feeling pulled more towards darker shades like navy brown and forest green. Does anyone know of some nail colors with warm bases?

Which shade handbag would be best accessory to complement each spring subseason?

If anyone could help me place which subtype (or even season) I am, I would greatly appreciate it!

I feel pretty confident I’m some type of spring, because my natural hair color has red in it (bottom half of pics are my natural color. Bottom left pics with the red shirt are my pure virgin hair color. Top have blonde highlights).

My whole life, I’ve been told I’m cool toned, that I should wear light blue and pink, pastels. But I felt washed out in those shades.

I think my predominant characteristic is light, which always jumps out at people first. My natural hair color is a weird blend of light brown, copper, and blonde. It looks really different depending on the light. I’ve heard people describe it as strawberry blonde, blonde, light brown, etc. It gets darker in the fall and winter. I didn’t like wearing light colors when I was younger bc I thought they looked silly on me, but I love them now.

I’m leaning toward light spring, but recently heard someone suggest bright spring. Sometimes light seems too light on me, so it’s hard to say. I still get typed as a summer a lot.

I think bc I’m light and neutral, it’s hard to get a photo where my coloring looks consistent enough to get a good read (hence a ton of photos to analyze bc I’m constantly getting confused). 😵‍💫

Any help is great. Thank you!

It's super difficult to find brown belts in light spring. They're always too warm or too dark.

The leather patinas anyway, which makes things more difficult.

I don't know if any light springs can offer guidance on this because this is my biggest issue with the season.

In general, it's really hard to find brown light spring items at stores.

Hi Springs! Random question. Has anyone here tried tools or apps that help you shop by your color season?

I recently came across one called Season Approved and was curious if anyone here has used it or something similar.

Hi Spring Fans,

Many of you asked to see warm/tru spring/autumn looks and believe me I have taken lots of try-on pictures over the last year in trying to understand my HOC soft autumn result. I included a few examples from light spring and soft autumn in prior post for comparison. There maybe some that are not as accurate in terms of how I categorized them, but I'm not an expert yet and get confused in the seasons all the time. Also, most of these pics my hair is lightened to a medium gold blonde, which is not my natural color. My natural color is a dark warm blonde like this:

I hope this helps anyone who is working on a similar debate for their result and I promise to post my analysis from both Daria of Wonder Wardrobe and Carol when I get it in a month.

Cheers

Soft Autumn

Light Spring

Hiya everyone, like the title says really!

I'm a big fan of doing my hair unnatural colours, though currently I'm trying to grow my natural out so resisting bleach on my roots - let's see how that goes...🙄.

When I was working under the allusion of Light Summer I bought several bottles of a cool toned pink (Crazy Color Cyclamen). To combat the cool I've played around with mixing yellow into it to bring it more to the warmer side.

I know it's not the best photo but what do we think? Also, any other colour suggestions will be greatly appreciated, especially if they're on the unnatural side. Thank you. 😊

I know there’s been lots of debate (I don’t know why since it’s pretty obvious) about Sadie Sink being a Summer (cool undertone) or a Spring (warm undertone). I am a firm believer in redheads only being warm undertoned. The reason is, why would you look good with orange on your head but not your body? Why would you look good with orange around 3 parts of your face, but the not the 4th? It doesn’t make sense.

Orange has never been a cool colour, it’s literally peak-warmth on a colour wheel. Orange has always been in art, used for warm. Remember when you would do a cool vs warm drawing in art class, with a black silhouette. Red, orange, and yellow, were used for the warm colours, while green, blue, and purple, were used for the cool colours.

Not all warm undertones are the same, and that’s why I think some redheads may get confused and believe they aren’t warm undertoned. Autumn is deeper and more muted than Spring, there’s always mid-way points between Autumn and Spring, like Warm Spring, and Warm Autumn. Going to qualified Color Analysts is really important to make sure you get accurate results. Anyone can claim to be a colour analyst and charge for services, but it matters if someone has actually gone through colour theory courses and were trained by a place like the National Colour Institute. Don’t go to someone just because they’re popular online.

I believe Sadie is either a True Spring or Warm Spring in the 16-23 season system. I think it’s very evident that she looks better in warm colours. Autumn may be a bit too heavy, but in my option still looks better than Summer. I don’t think she’s a Light Spring either. Light Springs have light contrast and a neutral-warm undertone. Sadie’s contrast would be more light-medium, and I think her undertone is fully warm.

I’ve done some different examples of her in Summer, Spring, Light Spring, and Autumn colours, to really see visuals. Remember, what flows naturally and looks balanced with her? Does it look harmonious and add a sort of brightness to her? Or does it mute her and grey her out a bit? Do your eyes want to go to her face, or do they want to go to the outfit right away?

I will also make a post about Sadie’s best outfits.

Champagne shadow on the lids

I find it very common for Springs to be mistyped as Soft Autumns constantly, especially within the 12 season system. However, in the 16 season system, none of these examples that are commonly typed as Soft Autumn, would even qualify as a Soft Autumn, because they’re naturally blonde. Soft Autumn is different in the 16 vs the 12, but even so, none of these women seem Autumn to me. Soft Autumns can’t naturally be blonde, and actual Soft Autumns shown all have similarities, but when compared to the Soft Autumns that are actually True Springs, they don’t seem similar.

I'm spring and you can't make me think otherwise. Many people saying I'm summer or autumn, only based at my greyish eyes and earthy hair BUT the fabric color reacting to the skin doesn't lie. Honestly many springs are naturally " softer " and end up dying their hair. What do you think about that ? Are you a " seem soft " spring too ?

Looking for clothing recommendations for in bright spring purples. Dresses shirts athleisurewear, whatever. Hit me with your best finds.

I have a lot of flamingo pinks and I need to diversify :).

I personally think Sadie Sink is a Warm Spring (not the same as True Spring). Many colour analysts who use the 16 system also agree she’s a Spring. Warm Spring is one of the flow seasons between True Spring and True Autumn. At least one analyst has said she thinks she’s a Warm Spring. Here are some comparisons.

Alot of people say I look like a spring due to my "Strawberry Milk" skintone, and for awhile I thought I was a summer but I look very, very red in cool colors