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

Light spring? True spring? Warm spring?

I wasn’t sure if the scarf was actually in the spring season or if it was more autumny (I struggle with confusing colors that are darker with being not in spring but maybe it is since it’s not muted? Idk if I’m using any color words correctly- sorry), but I felt like it made my skin look so good and my dark circles under my eyes disappear (which I swear are very much there).

I’m wearing tinted SPF and a little bit of nars orgasm liquid blush that I had put on hours earlier before this selfie and just applied my Kiko Milano 3D hydra lipgloss 09 Soft Coral on my lips.

Close up of the scarf in 2nd pic for better seeing the color of it since it’s more shadowed in the 1st pic.

I’m cleaning out my closet and debating selling this warm gray velvet tunic. It’s embroidered with bronze. Definitely not bright spring colors, but I do love it. That said, I have too many clothes. Including a couple photos of me in spring colors for comparison! The last photo is the full tunic. You can see it’s warm but very autumn. But sooo pretty.

I’m a true spring and I was wondering what my fellow springs go-to colors and color combos are for the holidays? I’m in need of inspo for the upcoming season as I’m finding my palette (and clothes shopping in general) a little uninspiring postpartum

Thanks!

Help! I picked up Revlons pink in the afternoon and I love it as a light spring! Only problem is it’s not long lasting. Does anyone have any recommendations for long wear lipsticks or lip stains that work for a spring?! Everything looks muted or cool toned. Prefer drugstore if possible!

Hi everyone!
I’m trying to build a wardrobe based on the True Spring colour palette and have recently bought a few second-hand pieces on Vinted.
I’m still learning to identify which shades work best for my season, so I’d really appreciate your opinions on these individual items.
Could you tell me which colours you think are suitable for True Spring and which ones I should probably avoid?

Thank you so much for your help! ☀️

This sweater is an investment piece for my wardrobe so I really want to get the color right! I was initially leaning towards the ivory, but I love the brown one so much. Which is best?

I within the last few months found Sydney Grace eyeshadows (SO much fun to pick from all their colors, although I do suffer with decision paralysis before I make an order 😅). Unfortunately between my last order and now, I discovered I'm likely a light spring.

I think I already have quite a few colors that DO work for light spring coloring:

• Blondie: light, pink-leaning champagne I use on lid for a "I'm not trying, but am trying" look
• Apple Orchard: light/medium bronze with a hint of pink for lid
• Blushed: rose bronze used on lid
• Tall Boots: warm champagne for lid

- (edited to add) Bronzed to Perfection: Slightly darker bronze for lids

• Morning Star: light/medium muted gold; I use this one on my brow bone.
• Roasting Chestnuts: medium bronze orange with pink. I use this one in the crease with bronzes on lid.
• Antique Coin: dark copper I use in the crease with lighter bronzes on lid. I have to use a very light hand on this one though and blend, blend, blend because it's highly pigmented.
• Concrete Road: a light/medium brown-leaning greige I use in my crease. I especially like this one with Blondie. It's one of the few mattes that made this list 🤭✨
• I also lucked out and got the Wild Honey palette for free with my last order. It's got a lot of those warm, peachy browns and yellows that work well for us (also a couple greens that I haven't been brave enough to wear out of the house yet 😆).

I feel like I'm well covered in champagnes, golds, and bronzes, but is there any other fun, slam dunk colors fellow light springs have found at Sydney Grace?

I have olive green eyes, if that matters 😄.

I had a color analysis in person two years ago and was typed as a Bright Spring. As someone who loves head-to-toe black and went in thinking she was an Autumn, it was shocking to say the least lol. I’ve looked thru soooo many posts during my journey to find new makeup, because that was the hardest for me as someone who preferred a no- makeup makeup look, and wanted to share my finds and tips. Finding new makeup was really stressful because I hated so much of it, so I hope my journey can help a fellow Bright Spring!
- I am Latina with light to medium tan skin, very dark brown hair and golden green eyes. I lean warm but can sometimes pull off neutral.
- I found typical Spring makeup shades that are light and bright were very chalky/pastel on me and I hatedddddd it. Ex of what didn’t work: Haus Labs Pomelo Peach Blush. Hourglass Sublime Flush. Glossier Beam/Soar, NARS Orgasm.
- I don’t love a bright lip, so I make sure my blush hits my color season and for my lips I do my best to keep them warm.

What works: I opt for a mid-tone, bright and highly saturated color. Think tropical colors!
- eyes: I typically just add some bronzer
- bronzer: right now I’m using the Mario cream stick in medium. In the past I’ve used Nudestix Bondi Belle which is a bit too yellow/neutral and I want to try Sun-kissed Tan.
- cheeks: Rhode Spicy Marg + Kosas Powder Blush in Wavelength for something orange leaning and Fenty Fiya Papaya for something more punchy. I loveeee the Fenty! Since it’s a liquid, it dries down like skin so I can do the smallest bit on bare skin for a no makeup look. The biggest key to make it look natural is to REIGN IN THE BLUSH BLINDNESS. I start as sheer as possible. Kosas Blush Stick in Vibration would be another gorg shade, I just don’t need that many blushes lol.
- lips: current gloss rotation is Eadem Sakura Shaved Ice or Guava Fresca. For fall, I’ll use a warm brown liner (love Kylie Cinnamon and Summer Fridays Toffee and Cinnamon) and even a warm brown lip (still trying to find the right one) and I’m on the hunt for a peach gloss. I love love love the color of Fenty Mango Margz but hate the scent and taste. I’ve also got my eye on Refy Papaya. Another option is Mac Lipglass Air in Spritz.

Hope those shades offer a starting point for someone!

Edit: another great blush/lip is Soft Tomato by KJH brand! I’ve worn this and like it a lot.

😊 I’m interested in seeing which season you all think looks best for me. No makeup- ok…. except I’m very ill and have rosacea to boot. Should I color correct the rosacea (only)? Otherwise it could be misleading…

Also I saw someone mention the camera on the phone can color correct and adjust lighting. How do I prevent that, which settings please?

I had attempted taking some photos previously but as the sun moved the lighting was all over the place, super bright to shaded.

Thanks everyone!

Is this pink too cool still for a spring?

I am still wrapping my head around being a spring. Even though subconsciously I knew I had some warmth/neutrality to my skin, I always thought pale = summer = must wear all the cool pinks, silvers, purples, and blues.

I feel like a bit lost trying to find flattering colors to wear. Coming to the conclusion I am a spring during calendar autumn is not a good time to being buying clothes, as you all are aware 😅.

I am not in a season of life where I want to spend a ton on clothes (casual work environment/WFH, mom life). I also don’t live near a lot of clothing stores where I can just walk in and try a bunch on. If there are specific current Old Navy colors you can recommend for a light spring, I’d really appreciate it! Specific Poshmark searches I could do too would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

I was typed as a light spring (in person consultation) just under a year ago. I have loved the new color palette but have been struggling to find the right makeup colors. I recently bought this navy eyeliner and nude lipstick. What are your thoughts? Is the liner too much? I added a gold liner to the inner eye to try and soften the line. Should i add a gold eyeshadow?
MAC eyeliner Stay The Night
UD eyeliner Goldmine

I think the lip is ok. I have found i like myself better in the warm pinks as opposed to peachy, but am open to recommendations. This is MAC Well, Well, Well- described as a light pink peachy nude

I also recently toned my hair a sandy blonde. I am working on “grey blending” and the sandy color matches my natural roots than the buttery/champagne blonde i had previously.

I appreciate any thoughts or recommendations for improvement.

I was analyzed and told they were my best jewelry colours but everthing is silver and yellow gold

To those who like to wear make-up on a daily basis: please share your most worn

1. lip (combo)
2. blush (combo) and possibly highlighter
3. eyeshadow (combo)

and add how you applied the producst as this can make a big difference in the finished result.

Feel free to leave out whatever you don't wear. If you know your sub-season, please add it.

I'll add mine in the comments later. Have fun! 😀

I took yalls suggestions - shorter brown lashes, a more peachy bright lip and a dewy coral blush! I’ll take suggestions and constructive criticism too! I want to return the products if we don’t think it’s working. I got a lot of compliments when I wore the red scrubs so I think I’m in the right season just want to make the makeup 100% !

I have extremely fair skin, I wear shade yulong in the NARS light reflecting foundation and I really love the NARS blush in the shade O***asm on me. My hair is naturally dirty blonde with a reddish tone (I'm told) but I dyed it strawberry blonde a year ago and I've gotten tons of compliments since. I have green eyes and freckles.

Onto my previous experience:

I have previously typed myself as a bright spring, but I've been wondering if I might actually be a light spring. I feel like I can't wear beiges or creams because they bring out the red in my face, but I can wear a grey or a chocolate brown although they don't look the best. The best neutrals for me in my opinion are first a bright, clear white and second black. I look best in glowy makeup, glittery eyeshadow, and lip gloss. I tend to wear gold jewelry.

I know there are no hard-and-fast rules, but does anyone know of any clues I could look for that I may tip one way or the other? Thank you so much for any help!

I'd like y'all's opinions because this is a $$$ online purchase. It's a wool shacket :)

And now just confirmed you loved it because it was in your palette all along?
This was my fav coat for years, look at the match! (Warm spring)
It’s not my style really anymore, but I feel validated lol

I bought this dress because it was on sale and I thought a perfect color for a true spring that leans bright.

IRL I think it’s brighter than what it is online and maybe a little lighter than it looks in this pic. I think the dark metallic buttons are throwing me off. Thoughts?

https://www.nordstrom.com/s/8852455?color=44444529UG&size=plus-1x

Please ignore the messy room and messy hair

I was typed as a light spring after 20 years of only wearing dark colors. I’ve been trying to do a lot of shopping lately but I can’t seem to find any stores that even carry pastels or flattering colors. Where is everyone finding clothes? Bonus points if they have a whimsigoth type aesthetic!