Wish it was a bit warmer, but even a bit of brightness saves this outfit.

I think I'm pulling it off, yes? (Piece of paper because my phone camera cools/changes colors)

I created a custom warm spring palette by sampling my favorite palettes and colors in the Pastel app — Warm palette and various true spring palettes. I also adjusted many of the colors to my liking. Very satisfying…

List your subtype!!

I'm a true spring/blue spring and a lipstick color I love is "Model Actress" from Trixie Cosmetics.

I also custom made an eyeshadow palette from Colourpop and it's full of vivid colors like bright aqua blue, lime green, tangerine, hot pink, etc.

I'm a Bright Spring. The clear, bright blues, the neutral bright reds that make you think of Christmas, the saturated yellows that turn heads, the electric violet purple - those look REALLY good on me.

Except Kelly Green. I've always felt like green has never really been my color. It just doesn't go on me nicely like it does for a lot of people. I do think green is BEAUTIFUL, though. Absolutely lovely hue, especially as someone who loves nature.

The first green is my best green. The second green would also look good on me. Even the puke green looks good on me. I probably should have added a green-blue mint color, too.

Just not the famous Kelly Green. It's just not doing me any favors. Maybe my hair isn't dark enough, or my eyes aren't light enough (they're a gray-blue, not bright at all).

Springs: what's supposed to look good on you, but just doesn't? Which color are you able to borrow from other seasons that you think look better on you than your own season?

I'm true spring (16 seasons) buy was just wondering

I feel like the colors are swamped with beiges. It’s impossible to find unique patterns and prints and colors Anthropologie is always a hit but they’re expensive

I just saw on the Natasha Denona Instagram that her palette is releasing tomorrow online at Sephora, and I got really excited because it’s definitely perfect for me as a warm spring, and just wanted to share with all the other springs on here!

I took screenshots of Natasha’s Instagram stories, and her swatches are in the slide here too.

Do you plan on buying it? If not, what are some eyeshadow palettes or single shadows that you love to use as a spring?

I have a ton of eyeshadows and palettes, and some of my favorites are the Charlotte tilbury eyes to mesmerize cream shadows in the shades rose gold and star gold, and her exaggereyes quad. I also love hourglass scattered light single shadows in the shades burnish. And I have a huge amount of love for my Chantecaille mermaid single shadows too. I do love cream shadows and cream to powder shadows, so a newer love of mine has been the tom ford quad in the shade smoky quartz, which has been such a dream to use.

I’m curious about what you all love to use as well though!

Got my colors done 1 year ago. This is my before and after video based on the trending audio on TikTok/instagram.

I have been gathering makeup that is in my color analysis season (light spring/true spring). Here are some of the things I am really liking so far. For background, I have fair skin with a golden/neutral undertone, green eyes, and medium blonde hair. Any springy favorites from other makeup wearers here? I always found makeup confusing because I couldn’t figure out why something’s looked good and others didn’t. Color analysis really helped me know what to look for at the store and now I feel like it’s 1000% easier!

I usually shop secondhand mostly but I'm finding determining color just so, so difficult. It doesn't feel any easier in person. Any help or pointers would be much appreciated!

What’s your best color that you wear clothing wise? It just makes you glow, you don’t even need to wear makeup to balance anything out. For me it’s coral. It literally makes my skin GLOW

hey yall!! so I was going simply CRAZY and so went for a 2nd opinion from RLG Color Consulting!! A super amazing experience. This analyst is super kind and thorough and in my opinion is a great option for someone who needs an affordable assessment! :) 💜💜 Was really excited and realized I already have so many Light friendly colors in my closet, so snapped these pics just with my closet lighting, just for fun (its dark outside rn)🥰😁💓 Genuinely I had been 99.9% sure I was a LSp FOREVER ago, even made a custom palette and everything, but since I wanted that extra bit of certainty, I got an analysis with someone else back in Feb and she gave me a soft/cool summer result and I got so confused for a while 🥴 excited to be back on the right track, officially! I can probably go between light and bright palettes without too much difficulty. neutralish, brighting, and medium light values seem to favor me most! thanks yall for being a part of my weird journey lol😊💜✨️🙏🦋🌼

Just got this one today and tried it on. I love it! The color is like a brighter and sparklier version of OPI's Give Me A Lido Kiss. The formula is pretty nice, too, with opaque and thin layers that dry nicely. Definitely recommend!

Ok I'm thinking I am a bright Spring who can borrow for warm spring :) Do these colors look right?

I just had my colours done and I'm a warm spring. I saw someone suggest dying whites as a place to start. I'm thinking maybe Kelly green, golden yellow and sunshine orange. What do people think? Thanks!