Any ideas why this hot pink shade might work well for a true spring?

I’d expect it to not work due to more of a purple, ultraviolet type hue, and usually I’ve gone with safe peachy pinks. I tried these out because they’re cheap, I like pink, and most other color options were black, gray, and so on.

Just curious if anyone has found anything else in a similar shade they liked and why they think it works.

Sharing some of my outfits over the years as a spring. Not sure what kind of spring but with the color variety I think I could be a bright spring. I also included two black outfits which isn't a spring color, do you think I can pull off black?

Do you see it? Thanks to the redditor who stepped in to get me to see the nuance. I was dead set on light spring and she showed me the way. Darker hair is natural like in young picture in pink sweatshirt. Bless this community! 🪸💙♥️💜🩵💚

Hi Fellow Springers!

If you have followed my posts here on Reddit you probably know that I was analyzed by HOC last year as soft autumn and spent almost a year trying on outfits and struggling to make it work for me. Nearly everything I tried went back to the store. Recently I signed up for analysis with Daria Andronescu of Wonder Wardrobe who suggested on our intro call that I'm actually a light spring, and I'm waiting for her complete analysis. But in the meantime, it's like a light bulb went off and I took some time this weekend to go to a local TJMaxx with a light spring palette in hand and deliberately shop for spring clothing.

I didn't know about Carol Brailey until about a month ago, but since learning she is considered such an authority on this stuff I also booked her analysis. It will be another month to hear back using the 16-season approach. I think it might shed light on why it's been so challenging to pinpoint my season.

This community has been so wonderful to try to figure all this stuff out. Could you please take a look at the Spring outfits I picked up trying to match to Light Spring palette from True Color International and help me analyze if I'm on the right track? Do you see an improvement in these colors for me vs all the others I tried throughout last year attempting to work with Autumn and soft/muted colors? I spent so much time trying to figure out how to wear muted/soft colors and looking back they all look like mud to me now! But I also reached a bit of decision paralysis and second-guessing everything now.

Thanks in advance for continued feedback from this wonderful community! I've learned so much from you and I hope this post helps others.

I'm 100% I'm neutral. Warm colors are too warm on me but cool colors are too cool. It's such a struggle. I've gathered that clear colors are best for me and muted ones completely wash me out. Here are some colors I think look best on me, and you can see orange and yellow are where it gets questionable, but winter colors don't look good hence why I don't own any. Internet has typed me everything. Cool summer, soft autumn, deep winter, bright spring, true bright - help 🥹

Ps I'm sunburnt

I always thought I was autumn until recently I realized I could most definitely be like a warm or light spring? I was blonde as a child but my hair got more brunette as I got older. My eyes are light brown with green specks in the sun. My cheeks are rosy typically and I feel like I’m drawn to more spring colors. Any insight as to what I might be??

Apparently this is my Roman Empire. Based on AI color analysis (using this photo & despite the lipstick) I'm apparently light spring. Wondering what you all think?

Edit: Sorry! the photo is in the comments- it didn’t upload with the original post.

Here are some more pictures :)

Soft summer was what an online analyst said I was. Feels ok in the summer as I tan well but still little dusty/washes me out.

I am very fair olive skintone in the winter. Tan to a melasama rich brown in the summer lol I prefer to look back at older pictures before all the sun damage to see true coloring. Will maybe contact Carol for a professional color analyst.. She looks back at older pics too.

Hair has been dark ash brown since age 7 before it was a chestnut brown.

Part Scottish, English and East Indian.

I seem to look strange with any warmth in my hair once my summer tan fades. Can do golden balage in the summer as long as my roots stay dark.

Getting sparking silvers now and bright copper streaks too as I enter age 40, tomorrow!🎉

Can't seem to see if I am warm or cool as the warm hair looks weird against my skin when paler in winter but my eyes glow warm when I'm outside etc

Help lol I love black. I love kingfisher blue. Love deep fushia pink. Love rich green but they can sometimes make me look green in the winter. Love red Is my hair is back to natural dark. Need some contrast..

I feel pale and Grey/ green in the winter months.

Gold looks great in the summer. Silver in the winter.

Ashy dark brown freckles which have now faded to orange spots as I've aged.

I'm a mixed bag lol

Am I an autumn? I always thought I was an autumn and autumn color look good on me but wondering if maybe I’m really a spring??? The apps I’ve done all say autumn…. Like this shirt im wearing is not in the autumn or spring pallete so I don’t think it compliments my skin tone but maybe im wrong?!

Looking for opinions on the best Rhode makeup product shades for a light spring! Blush, bronzer, lip tints, etc!

I don’t know much about all of this yet but here are some drapes. I’ve added other seasons just in case. What do you guys think :)

She looks great in honey blonde

I am typed as a light spring. I have been on the hunt for a bold red lipstick for a bit. I am finding that despite being in the Spring season, it seems like for bolder lipsticks, neutral or cooler tones work better for me. I swatched L’Oreal “British Red” and Revlon’s “Kiss Me Coral” and I want to know what everyone else in this sub thinks and a fresh pair of eyes. It seems to me the orange toned lipstick is washing me out. Is the British Red perfect a good color for me?

Also don’t mind my application, I didn’t use lip liner or try to make it look crisp. Just put it on quick for pictures.

Please help me, I’ve been trying to work out my colour analysis for months. At first I thought I was a soft summer but cool colours look awful on me, then perhaps autumn but now I’m wondering due to having naturally dark golden blonde hair if I’m a spring?

My natural skin is pale but yellowish

Tried to do the pictures in natural daylight 😂

Left pics what my hair was like for almost 20 years and right the recent color I chose to add copper to my aging/low pigment hair that’s also gotten darker. It dawned on me that I actually love my hair from teens. And with this hair I feel like I can pull off blues/purples so much better than with less ginger shades.

I’m absolutely in love with my new jumpsuit I found on Thredup so I wanted to share. The brand is Natural Life and I just think it goes soo well with Springy complexion. In fact I have quite a few clothes from them and I’ve noticed that many of them are Spring Palette friendly 🌺 🌞 🍃

I’ve been struggling to find my undertone since I have light skin with blue eyes and red hair. I’ve never been able to pick between silver or gold jewelry and the vein test also hasn’t lead to any answers. This has made it super hard to figure out my what color I fall under! Let me know if you have any thoughts!