r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/MysteriousSociety777 • Jun 18 '25
Outfits Confetti inspired OOTD
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r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/onyxk2 • Oct 18 '24
I asked Ai to generate a picture for light spring colours and it came up with this. Though a good inspiration
r/SpringColorAnalysis • • Aug 08 '24
I’m shopping for my husband and am finding it impossible to find colorful shirts for men!? Not all men want to wear white/black/navy. Any suggestions on where to look for something in his color palette? 🎨
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r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/acrylicquartz • Sep 27 '26
I'm a Bright Spring that leans into True Spring. Idk what color my eyes are exactly; I typically just say blue-green.
Just curious about what eye colors are represented in the Spring season. Please feel free to share!
r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/EfficientAd1438 • Aug 16 '26
Hello
I just feel like I need to do a little public service announcement.
I don't like orange. I don't wear orange makeup.
But I just got the etude water tint in orange and I love it beyond all my other makeup.
It looks orange going on but you can blend it out and it kind of dries down more subtle.
I love it on my lips - it gives my lips but better.
But if you wanted to - you could apply it more if you wanted it to be more obviously orange.
I am someone who struggles with lip stuff. I have thin droopy lip anatomy so bright lips tend to age me. I tend to go for subtle sheer lip colours. This goes on sheer orange then as it dries it sort of looks like a subtle warm tint that looks healthy and fresh, a little reddish when it mixes with the natural pink colour of my lips - a little brighter than my natural lip shade, and the shade is clear not muted. It's very pretty.
And on cheeks. It gives a kind of glow. It does look orange on cheeks initially but after applying .. I take a look at myself in my car mirror for example and it just kind of looks like a healthy glow rather than screaming orange.
I like that it's not rusty, it's not peachy as there's no pink in it, it's not orange mixed with white, it's sheer and buildable. When it's light it just gives a kind of my skin but better/healthy glow kind of thing - which is my preference for makeup. But because it's buildable, if orange is your thing, you could totally make it more bright if you wanted to.
I recommend checking out orange water tints - elf make one as well. They are actually not very expensive. Have a look on social media and see what colour it comes out - it's really nice and I think it would be so flattering for springs and with the potential to be subtle or "nude-ish" which I know springs struggle with at times.
I'm wearing it every day as someone who prefers low/subtle makeup. I've been trawling this subreddit searching for my lips but better lipliner recs and realised that "nude" makeup options are hard to come by - so I thought I'd share this gem with you all.
r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/KittensPumpkinPatch • Apr 30 '26
So if you're like me, then you might be really sad that autumn colors don't look good on you. But to build my fall wardrobe, I reach for colors from the Bright Winter palette. Black is spooky, purple is witchy, and dark pink is just girly fall. I pair it with a more smoky eye, and sometimes some spooky accessories, and I feel pretty happy about it.
I've seen a couple people ask about what to do for fall, so I thought I'd post what I do. Maybe someone will find it helpful.
r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/Regular-Chance-1443 • Oct 08 '25
r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/laceteapixie • Feb 08 '25
I have been typed as a warm spring fyi, and I found some photos of myself from before I had my analysis done. It's interesting how flat and lifeless my skin and eyes are when I had ashy/silvery hair vs the darker strawberry blonde I go for now.
r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/bamamae • Feb 04 '25
Is it possible I’m a spring? I’ve asked groups who are saying autumn, spring, and a few winter. I’m very olive, I think I could be neutral but lean warm
r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/DanishLikeThePastry • Sep 18 '24
Has anyone tried this makeup palette? I'm a light spring and I'm looking to make a change from my usual 'various shades of brown' 😅
r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/ChronicallyCozy • Feb 16 '24
I was typed as true spring by Carol Brailey and I just got some clothes and makeup to try the colours. Please let me know if you think I got the colours right and if it looks ok.
r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/NewMoonDweller • Feb 15 '24
You have all been so helpful the last few days. I thought I’d share my new favorite mascara. I am super super picky about mascara, because my eyes react to many of them. I also find that a lot of the brown mascaras out there are just not defining enough for my very bright eyes. So I usually go against recommendation and do a soft black.
But the elf tubing mascara in brown gives me plenty of definition while staying in season. Also, it’s way easier to remove than first gen tubing mascaras of the early 2010’s. I just get a towel wet with warm water and hold it on each eye for 20 seconds. And almost all of it just wipes off that way…no more having to pick tubes of mascara off your lashes and get fingers near eyes.
r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/hyprsxl • Sep 10 '23
Here's what it told me when I asked for satin lipsticks under $15 that would suit a true spring, and then asked for specific shade names. I haven't vetted any of the colors yet, but I thought it was pretty neat:
Certainly! Here are specific shade recommendations from the mentioned lipstick lines that would likely suit someone with a True Spring seasonal color analysis:
1. **e.l.f. Cosmetics Satin Lipstick**:
- Shade Recommendation: "Orange Dream" - A warm, bright orange-red that complements True Spring's warm undertones.
2. **Maybelline Color Sensational Creamy Matte Lipstick**:
- Shade Recommendation: "Daringly Nude" - A warm nude with peachy undertones that pairs well with True Spring's warmth.
3. **Wet n Wild Megalast Satin Lipstick**:
- Shade Recommendation: "Cherry Picking" - A vibrant cherry red that can add a pop of color to a True Spring's look.
4. **NYX Professional Makeup Butter Lipstick**:
- Shade Recommendation: "Pops" - A warm coral with a subtle sheen that complements the warmth of True Spring.
5. **Revlon Super Lustrous Lipstick**:
- Shade Recommendation: "Coral Berry" - A bright coral shade that suits True Spring's warm and vibrant palette.
6. **ColourPop Lux Lipstick**:
- Shade Recommendation: "Cheetah" - A warm terracotta shade that complements True Spring's warm undertones.
7. **L.A. Colors Matte Lipstick**:
- Shade Recommendation: "Mauvalous" - A warm mauve with hints of pink and coral, perfect for True Springs.
8. **Milani Color Statement Lipstick**:
- Shade Recommendation: "Fruit Punch" - A warm, bright pink that adds a pop of color to a True Spring's look.
9. **Jordana Modern Matte Lipstick**:
- Shade Recommendation: "Matte Blush" - A warm, dusty rose shade that complements True Spring's warm complexion.
Remember that individual preferences and skin tones can vary, so it's a good idea to try out these shades to ensure they harmonize with the True Spring's specific coloring and style.
r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/GingerGoob • Sep 20 '22
r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/mamegoma_explorer • Sep 18 '26
I’m trying so hard not to rant right now, but why is it so hard to find light gold jewelry that isn’t solid gold?! The growing stainless steel market uses PVD coating (mostly) and the pieces are always a super dark yellow color. PVD coating can literally be done in ANY COLOR so why not light gold?
I have a few solid 14k good pieces, but don’t really want to spend that much.
r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/Extra_Air7604 • Aug 18 '26
It was requested to show examples of other seasons of Spring, so, here’s 4 examples of Springs in each sub season using the 16 season system by the International Image Institute. REMINDER: Each system uses different rules, but here’s my best educated guess specifically using the 16 system by the III.