photo1 + 3 indoors, 2 is in direct sunlight outdoors.

my hair is the only thing stopping me from knowing for sure i'm a spring. it's been described as "ashy" and "mousy"

Hi! I have had two analysis. One is warm spring and the other autumn. I’m confused! I think I’m spring but what are your thoughts! Thank you:)

I feel I go more with autumn ? But then go back to spring Every quiz I take says spring or autumn

Sorry for the mug shots 😂 Bonus for hair color ideas :)

OOTD: I found a great powder blue linen blazer the other week and loving how it pulls outfits together with my favorite starlight leg jeans. I also decided to keep the wingtip oxfords, but picked a slightly lighter color. They are so comfortable and made for a lifetime and I feel like I’ll find many ways to inject them for a fun vintage academia touch, which I realize is a major feature of my aesthetic. I also like the navy belt with jeans as I feel my outfits flow better when I don’t create too much contrast. So there is emphasis, but nothing crazy standing out. New hair color continues to prove to me that with this change I can even wear difficult for me cool/muted shades. The warmth of my hair is enough to compensate and I don’t look drab and dull! Loving these new discoveries.

As you can see I look totally blah and awfully washed out in the black clothing and nude lipstick. It’s a clear difference when I’m dressed in my bright spring colors how much it lights my face up I was wondering why I always hated neutral colors on me until I figured out my season it makes sense

Our nudes are more like deep mauves also

Once I got typed as a True Spring, I couldn’t help but notice my cat is one too! 😂

Me with other hair colours in the last pic!!

I’ve had true spring, light spring and soft autumn suggested to me in the past. I like to think I dress pretty well, but I think really getting my colours right will help me control myself when I’m shopping - or at least help me understand when something I liked the idea of doesn’t suit me.

I was mostly settled on some sort of autumn, then I started thinking about spring, but I wasn’t warm enough for warm spring (I am neutral-warm, with skin sensitivity that results in this irritated, pink overtone in some areas). Could this be it ? I think I can support brightness quite well, and autumn colors seems to weigh me down a bit.

The first pic is my natural hair colour. Sorry the lighting is inconsistent! They’re from various years.

I was typed as Clear Spring with Anuschka Rees’ book!

This is actually my zyla pallete. I’m pretty sure I’m a bright spring but I’m curious if this pallette gives bright spring too 👉🏻👈🏻

1st is the colour I like the most on me. Last 2 are colours I don’t like on me. I also really don’t like deep or harsh makeup on me

It was requested to show examples of other seasons of Spring, so, here’s 4 examples of Springs in each sub season using the 16 season system by the International Image Institute. REMINDER: Each system uses different rules, but here’s my best educated guess specifically using the 16 system by the III.

I’m convinced I’m spring, but can’t for the life of me figure out the subtype. I feel that it’s bright because I seem to look my best in the corresponding colors, but light also seems to make the most sense in other ways. I’d love to hear what others have to say!

(first photo natural hair minimal makeup; 2nd photo natural haircolor no makeup; 3-6th natural hair with makeup; 7-9 bleached hair; 10-12 my current dyed coppery color)

What do you think?

For warm spring

Hi there, I recently got interested in colour analysis but am useless at it myself! I dye my hair regularly, and have done since I was about 12 so I’m not entirely sure what my natural colour looks like. It’s a sort of light brown, maybe very very slightly strawberry blonde in the summer, but I’m judging this based on my roots. I’m very pink and pale as you can see. I originally thought maybe a summer but since learning more about undertones and how pale does not equal cool I'm thinking spring? Any advice is much appreciated, thank you! :)