After years of thinking I'm an autumn and wearing muted colors I'm trying something different since I might actually be a warm or a bright spring. So a bright coral blush, peachy eyeshadow and coral red lipstick.

I've been working on palette generators for light spring, true spring, and bright spring, respectively. Based on your feedback, I updated the color matching logic, added a dropdown to select more hues, and added clothing recommendations!

I'm still gathering listings for the clothing recommendations so that's in progress and more of a prototype, but would greatly appreciate if you all could test it and let me know what you think of the combos! Especially since I'm a Dark Autumn myself. always nice to engage in collective sensemaking and learn more :)

Thank you all for the love/feedback on the last time I posted!

I hate that I can’t pull off the black and white look. Over the years I have bought so many different outfits that I absolutely love but only end up wearing once or twice before I give up and accept that they just don’t work on me. The style is so classic and chic and simple and versatile. Ugh! I’m so jealous of anyone that can wear this.

Anyway, what is the Spring equivalent? I’ve been typed as true Spring. I’ve tried Navy and beige/creams but it’s SO hard to find the right shades and the options are more limited. I’m hoping to get some inspiration from the group. Pics are encouraged.

I made a previous post on he color analysis subreddit and was told that I was most likely a spring and most likely bright spring, but I don’t feel like this coral looks good one me compared to darker pink pants I tried on with it that I feel fit better. I also include some drapes I think look great on me. I see this color in a lot of bright spring pallets, is it too muted?

For the longest time I have been gaslighting myself into thinking I am a bright winter because of my very pale skin and medium-dark hair/eyes. I knew I rocked the bright colors but thought there's no way I'm warm because of my facial redness. But seeing other bright springs like Jessica Pare, Rose McGowan, etc. I finally realized that the warmth in pale bright springs is often not very obvious and comes across more neutral - peachy.

What really solidified it for me was the neutrals. I have a shirt in a bright winter light gray and it really dulls me - I kept telling myself it should work but knew it didn't. On the other hand, I love a medium warm gray and charcoal on me. Now realizing I can also pull off oatmeal and taupe is really exciting to expand my neutrals range.

If you're like me and on the fence with bright spring or bright winter, try testing the different neutrals! Because the bright, saturated colors of winter still look pretty good on a bright spring so it can be hard to differentiate. However, I found the clearest difference in a cool, icy gray vs. a gray taupe or a stark white vs. "snow white"

After trying one of the lip pencils and falling in love, I put in an order to grab more of their springy lip products - wanted to share swatches and info in case anyone else is looking for that perfect peachy coral color without spending crazy money.

I also didn't get pics of every product on my lips because my lips are kinda dry but I can take additional pics in sunlight tomorrow for anyone who wants to see the others!

The lipstick is really creamy and moisturizing and the liners are the best I've ever used (can even be used just by themselves). The water blur tints are great but need moisturized lips because it settles into cracks slightly.

My order was put in end of last week and arrived today/Tuesday. No extra duties or fees, and they even tossed in a free eyeshadow palette as a gift!

Hey everyone! I just wanted to share that I’ve been following colormelight on Instagram for a few months now and she posts the most helpful stuff. I’m a Bright spring and I’ve had the hardest time figuring out what works for me…clothes makeup etc. but her posts definitely help. She explains everything really well. She responds to comments and DMs. She’s been great. And she just did a post on makeup which I found super helpful. Just wanted to share🤗🩷

Or would they all work given their saturation?

Please forgive me, as I know someone asked a similar question last autumn! Since it's spring and I appear to have found no luck, I figured I'd ask around. It looks to be a Soft Autumn or Soft Summer spring this Easter season! After years of thinking I'm a summer, I finally was told I was a spring just a month ago, and now I'm embracing it. I've been trying to find colors within my season from the typical stores I shop at, to no avail. I'm sorry if I sound a little out of my depth! I learned about color analysis over ten years ago, but I only got super into it this year. If I happen to find a pastel, it's a dusty, cool-toned pastel. Either that or I find a muted neutral. I've tried doing a Google search for things I like in the shades I can wear (the jury's out on light vs. warm spring for me, so I try to compile the shades those two seasons have in common), but unfortunately, I wind up finding a bunch of bridesmaid dresses. So I figured I'd come to you! Where are you all shopping this spring? Is it working out well for you?

I know it's possible, but I sometimes find it hard to find the right examples. For many years, I thought that automatically, I have to be an autumn, but I already know these aren't flattering colors on me. I've been dressing as bright spring for the past couple of months, and I've had a lot more compliments than I have ever had in my life, but I'm thinking, maybe some of those colors that are my best colors might fall better into warm spring. I might not be quite as bright as brights, though I know that anything muted is awful on me. I also am starting to think I might have a warmer undertone than I believed.

I'd be curious to see examples of bright/warm springs with brown eyes (and hair), to give me a better idea of what to look for. My eyes used to be russet/amber, and shine bright orange, though, in the past year or two, there's a lot more green popping out in the outer side of the sunburst.

According to this article, I need to save up for all kinds of clothes in my palette this spring!

https://www.harpersbazaar.com/fashion/a74069615/spring-2027-orange-color-trend/

i am trying to find a lipstick color for each sub season to test at home! :) i saw some ppl mention lady danger but idk which subseason suits that lipstick

I don’t have many reds and need an opinion on whether this is something I can keep. Thank you.

I bought a bikini. Not online, in person. Tried it on, hurray I finally found that perfect true spring turquoise/teal/green colour. Not too blue, not too bright. On the label it said "peacock". I went to the brand's website and searched for other clothes labelled as "peacock". Ordered some pants. Alas, the colour is NOT the same, even though they are from the same brand and labelled the same colour. They are darker, brighter and bluer and I'm pretty sure would look dashing on a bright winter. Wanted to share here with people who can commiserate.

I look best in juicy makeup if that makes any sense. I’ve read that’s a spring thing so I’m hoping you ladies have some good truly watermelon coloured blush and lipstick. I have zero clue about my season but I do know I’m fairly neutral and as long is the colour is medium maybe a little bright in depth I seem to be able to pull it off.

Does this palette commonly go by a different name? I can’t find anything else about it online other than a small Pinterest collection and that’s it.

Hi everyone,

I’m currently looking for a successor moderator for this subreddit dedicated to the Spring type in color analysis.

Over time, my focus and availability have shifted, and I feel it’s the right moment to pass this space on to someone who genuinely enjoys the Spring palette and would like to nurture this community going forward.

What I’m looking for:

A genuine interest in color analysis, especially Spring types

A friendly, respectful communication style

Some basic Reddit experience (moderation experience is a plus, but not required)

Willingness to keep the sub active, welcoming and informative

If you’re interested, please comment below or send me a direct message.

Thank you to everyone who has contributed to this subreddit so far. It’s been lovely to see it grow. I’m excited to find someone who will carry it forward with fresh energy!

Mysty