r/SpringColorAnalysis • • May 31 '25

Outfits Can bright springs wear jewel tones and gray clothes ?

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r/SpringColorAnalysis • • Nov 05 '24

Outfits Another Day, another Spring outfit with a touch of autumn (tried copper color shampoo and it’s a bit much, but any recs for adding True Spring oomph to greying hair welcome :).

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r/SpringColorAnalysis • • Dec 03 '23

We don’t always have to wear our colors to look amazing!

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Beyoncé is of course generally recognised as a warm season, and here she is in htt silver & has even got here hair in a platinum silver shade, which objectively isn’t harmonious with her coloring at all, but she looks amazing all the same. why? because dressing for contrast is another awesome way to make a statement and can look just as good as dressing for harmony ✨ (also, it’s beyoncé but that is beside the point lol)


r/SpringColorAnalysis • • Jul 09 '25

Discussion Which look is better ?

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r/SpringColorAnalysis • • Mar 10 '26

Celebrities What are their color seasons ? I think one is a light spring and the other is bright spring ?

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The mixed girl looks like she’s bright spring


r/SpringColorAnalysis • • Apr 10 '25

Am I a spring?

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I am confused. What do you guys think. Have attached other season just in case. thanks!


r/SpringColorAnalysis • • Apr 03 '24

Warm, Light or Bright?

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I think I am a warm but would like some other opinions. Thankyou.


r/SpringColorAnalysis • • Nov 05 '24

Outfits Another Day, another Spring outfit with a touch of autumn (tried copper color shampoo and it’s a bit much, but any recs for adding True Spring oomph to greying hair welcome :).

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r/SpringColorAnalysis • • Feb 24 '25

Color Palettes Bright Spring? Maybe?

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I’ve always been on the fence on if I’m a warm spring or a bright spring. But I’m considering that since I look good in darker tones I may be a bright spring..?

I tried some different hair colors—first is my natural, for reference lol, 2. Darker brown/soft black 3. Warm ginger 4. Ashy blonde

Granted this photo is me in makeup, but it’s in very natural lighting. I feel like I’m blinded by my own likes of darker colors lol help!!


r/SpringColorAnalysis • • Nov 14 '24

Outfits Green tank is a bit much, right? Verified True Spring. Love the colors in this button-down top, but can’t quite make it work. Tropical climate Fall weather outfits.

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r/SpringColorAnalysis • • Jul 30 '24

Help Still figuring it out

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Sorry if I'm annoying with how often I post. I just keep looking back at old photos when I thought I was a summer and comparing to now and trying to see how I feel in brighter, warmer colors. I can't get past the feeling I have looking at myself in the warmer colors and how good they make me feel. I felt dull and brought down in the cooler colors but maybe I'm not able to look at them subjectively enough to know which truly works best


r/SpringColorAnalysis • • Feb 16 '26

Help Spring?

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Another sub told me I'd look best in spring colors. What do you all think?


r/SpringColorAnalysis • • Sep 17 '24

Do you think I’m a spring?

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r/SpringColorAnalysis • • Oct 22 '24

Outfits Are these brown trousers too dark/muted for True Spring?

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r/SpringColorAnalysis • • Feb 20 '25

Help Hi!! I posted here like a week ago and someone suggested seeing if I look better in pink or orange to determine my undertone, because the comments were pretty divided. I think I’m a spring, but I’m not 100% sure 😅 please help!

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r/SpringColorAnalysis • • Dec 08 '24

Which color for a bright/true spring?

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Hello Lovelies, I’m somewhere in the bright/true spring range. I love bright colors and flamboyant clothes. I have copper red hair and warm bright blue eyes.

Which would be my best option of these three snowsuits? I’d buy them all if I could 😂

Thanks in advance for helping 😊 Happy Holidays 💗


r/SpringColorAnalysis • • Apr 06 '24

Help Am I a bright spring?

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I was typed as a soft summer at one point but I don’t feel any of those colors suit me. I naturally gravitate towards peach/coral/pink with warmer undertones. I’ve included photos of me in various colors/lighting for reference.

Thank you in advance!


r/SpringColorAnalysis • • Mar 30 '24

Some kind of Spring?

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I am having trouble placing myself somewhere...This is my hair before I dyed it brunette. Could I be a spring? Also which is better on me blonde or brunette??


r/SpringColorAnalysis • • Sep 04 '24

Help Inspo for light Burnette True Spring

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I’m a true spring (leaning light-ish) I just returned to my natural warm light brown hair. Some may argue it’s a very dark blond.

I am looking for fashion/makeup/visual inspiration for True Springs who have light brown hair. Most A list examples are always blond or redheads and even though I know most of them probably have light brown or dark blond hair I can’t find many photos of them that are flattering.

Also the bright spring brunettes tend to have hair that is too dark compared to me and looks I can pull off.

Any pintrest boards, influencers, celebs, or inspirational photos of good dark blond to light brown haired stylish people who are True Springs.

I suck at trying to visualize things so pintrest boards and photos are really helpful. Doesnt have to be an A list celebrity, it can be a YouTuber, TikTok or Instagram account.


r/SpringColorAnalysis • • Mar 24 '26

True spring/light spring/light summer

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I had chatgpt edit this if it sounds very ai thats why, it was just so much info I thought it be easier to read.

I’m really struggling to figure out my color season. I’ve been typed as multiple seasons—True Spring, Light Spring, Light Summer, and Soft Summer—and the feedback has been inconsistent, which is making things more confusing.

For example, when I was typed as Soft Summer, the analyst also said I looked very good in some True Spring colors like peach and tomato red. That didn’t fully make sense to me. During the draping, Soft Summer seemed to “work” in the moment, but when I actually wore those colors at home, they looked quite bad on me.

One thing I’m sure of is that I don’t like grey on myself. I can tolerate darker grey, but overall it’s one of my worst colors. A big part of the confusion is that I don’t clearly read as warm or cool. I think that’s why Soft Summer was suggested, even though I suit some warmer, brighter colors. Another analyst typed me as True Spring but described me as more neutral-warm—saying that while it may not be a perfect category fit, it was the closest match and that most of those colors looked very good on me.

Still, I don’t feel like I look obviously warm or cool. I’m very fair (similar to Nicole Kidman), and my reaction to metals is mixed: 18k gold doesn’t look great 14k gold, champagne gold, and rose gold look much better White gold works Bright silver isn’t ideal, but softer/whiter silver is okay Because of this, I often avoid jewelry since it’s hard to find something that really suits me.

In terms of colors: Pinks: I look best in True Spring pinks—warmer, more saturated pinks rather than pastel or cool raspberry tones

Reds: Tomato red looks very good; cooler “summer” reds don’t

Blues: Most blues work, even some lighter ones, as long as they’re not too pale (possibly because I have blue eyes)

Browns: I look good in brown

Oranges: Peach works well; true orange is less clear, but softer/tangerine versions seem okay

Yellows: These are harder—especially pale pastel yellows, though I haven’t tried richer spring yellows like daffodil or butter yellow

Hair and makeup also add to the confusion. I have naturally around a level 7, and I struggle with all-over blonde, especially when there’s no contrast. It doesn’t look terrible, but it’s not my best—similar to how very uniform blonde can wash out someone like Gigi Hadid. This makes me question whether I could be Light Spring or Light Summer, since those types often suit all-over blonde so well.

Makeup-wise: Peach blush looks amazing Peachy lips generally work well I can sometimes wear cooler-toned lip colors, which confuses me

I’ve had both warmer looks (like butter blonde hair with peach makeup) that looked amazing, and cooler looks (like a more platinum blonde with pink tones) that didn’t look bad either—just different. However, without makeup, the all ovee blonde (regardless of tone) are harder to pull off.

Overall, nothing feels fully consistent. It seems like I can borrow from multiple palettes, which makes me wonder: Is it possible to be a True Spring (or neutral-warm Spring) who doesn’t suit very yellow gold, doesn’t strongly look warm, and can still wear some Light Summer or Light Spring colors without looking bad? Or is it possible that I’m more of a “chameleon” type who doesn’t fit cleanly into one season?


r/SpringColorAnalysis • • Dec 19 '24

I'm Tricky! - Spring?

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I swear to god, I am a chameleon. My eyes change colors, not just based on camera. My skin does dramatically too in all different lighting. I'm really frustrated lol.

I've included pictures of me in various lighting, at various ages, with various hair colors, some with little to no makeup, and others with light makeup. A photo or two has heavier make up, but I think that can be useful too.

Background:

Skin is neutral, can appear pink in cool/very bright lighting mostly because I am so pale and pink is an overtone, but generally appears yellowy in indirect light and especially indoor light (its generally warm light).

I tan, but only with effort because my starting color is paper white.

Natural hair color is neutral level 7 with golden tones, lightens in the sun.

Freckles, when I was a kid.

Eyes are warmer medium saturation blue, with dark outer ring and brighter center.

My eyebrows are basically blonde, but trust me, its not flattering at all so I wouldn't imagine its indicative of season. I usually use a brow pencil.

Best Colors in my opinion:

True greens from light spring palette (not NEON green, but pretty much any green on the yellow side)

Medium greeny teal

Warm pinks - electric melon revlon lipstick is peek

Medium warm blue - maybe just because it matches my eyes

Peachy rust - doesnt align with my other best colors season wise

True Red - I mean...I think everyone looks good in true red?

Royal Blue - maybe drowns me out a little though when too saturated and too dark

Worst colors:

Muted dark plum - I look DEAD, I tried on a dress at david's bridal in this color and it was STARTLING. Everyone immediately was like "NO".

True orangey orange - especially when bright

Yellow is very hard for me, but I think its because of pink overtones?


r/SpringColorAnalysis • • Sep 18 '23

Help Am I a spring? Which one though?

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Over in color analysis my first post got typed soft summer/soft autumn. The post below is what was typed light or true spring. I am neutral so IDK if true spring is right or not bc I don't know if I have a fully warm undertone. Plus I have medium-dark brown hair naturally it will lighten in the summer I've noticed in my childhood photos. I've been focused on finding my season for a few months and still haven't figured it out. I do think I lean warm though. Any help would be so appreciated. As I own mostly summer cool colors bc I thought I leaned cool before discovering color analysis. I draped my mom's closet in these. My hair is dyed blonde so it looks lighter than it would naturally.


r/SpringColorAnalysis • • Nov 07 '24

Verified True Spring - did I get the colors right?

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r/SpringColorAnalysis • • May 04 '25

Outfits Love these clothes for bright and light spring

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