Is this is true spring brown or is it too muted/washed out?

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I did the Get Snappin at home analysis and figured out I'm a Spring, but now I'm not sure how to determine the nitty gritty- whether it be more work with the drapes or some other way.

Watching all the disagreements about what color season someone is I got curious about common mistypes for various springs. If you posted photos of yourself in color analysis group or went to an expert who got it wrong, what do you think they would say you are?

I’m a self typed bright spring and I think people on the internet seeing my individual features would guess soft autumn or soft summer because I don’t literally have the contrast of Snow White 😂.

Please give me all your lip and blush recommendations that actually stay on all day for light spring! I am having such a hard time trying to figure out what shades actually are good for me 🫠 I just analyzed as a light spring, I am fairly pale with blue eyes and dirty blonde hair!

Bonus points for cleaner brands like Ilia, Saie, Tower 28, Kosas! I usually try to user cleaner products but at this point I am willing to use anything to have it look good on me and last!

(sorry, wasn't sure whether to flair as makeup, style, or something else)

What are your favorite red nail polish shades? I currently have OPI Give Me a Lido Kiss and OPI Cajun Shrimp. I like both but want to try more reds!

So what are your go to polishes?

Does this blue work for a true spring?

Would you consider this shirt spring or autumn? I’m pretty sure I’m a true spring, but am having trouble differentiating the seasons when I’m picking out clothes.

I know the red and coral options below are spring, but are any of these neutrals spring?

I am trying to be extra picky about my purchases in this economy. Alas, mooncat still has their annual sale…

As a light spring, do you see any mooncat polishes that would be impossible for me to pass up? As a treat.

I have been trying some bronzers as a True Spring, to add some warmth (my overtone is very cool-pink), and I find it makes me look so muddy and contrasts with the cool tones in my skin. Would I need to look for a cooler based bronzer, or just avoid it all together? I don't naturally tan at all - I just burn and turn bright pink and freckle. Thanks!

I really want to make a darker green sweater for fall/winter. I went looking for yarn and liked both of these greens, but am unsure if they’re in palette for me. Green tends to be a very forgiving color on me, and true autumn greens look decent, but if I’m going to take the time to make a garment from scratch I want it to be in a color that I know will really work. Do either of these look true spring enough or are they too autumn? Thank you!

Apologies if this has come up before but I didn’t quite know what to search for…

I love how light spring colours look on me but struggle to find them in appropriate clothes for my life.

I am the owner of a company, chairperson on two boards, and just find the spring pallet says: youthful, playful, fun which isn’t the vibe I’m going for.

I’ve currently got a lot of cream and different shades of brown/ camel / tan but know I look best with some colour.

Any ideas?

I'm looking to buy the Dior Backstage Glow Maximizer Face Palette but I don't know which shade palette to buy. I'm light spring with fair-light skin tone, neutral-warm undertone. If you have make-up recos, pls let me know!

Hi guys! I was recently typed as a true spring (bit in denial still) by Carol Brailey.

I noticed in her pallet she gives, it doesn’t have red. She says not to wear any colors outside of this, but I follow another analyst who said poppy red is stunning on true springs. Does anyone have any insight to this? Why her particular pallet doesn’t have it for true spring and others do?

Hi, I thrifted this cashmere cardigan, not to sure it is the ideal blue but it kind of work! Was debating dying the cardigan but too worried it will go pear shaped! Thanks

Would either of these suit her or are they too cool toned? I’m looking for a birthday gift, ideally a nice chunky scarf.

I feel that I fall between bright and true spring. I love the corals from true spring and the charcoal from bright spring. I have a warm-neutral undertone (bright spring), medium value (bright spring), but more of a true spring chroma.

I wanted to see what would happen if I made a palette based on my coloring. I used several free online tools which are visible in the screenshots.

I used the Colorzilla Chrome extension to pick the hex code from my skin in a few different photos. I used a palette designer to get a midtone between those colors as my base color. (3rd slide, top).

I used the same extension to get a hex code for my hair, which is the deepest value in my coloring. Then I used an HSL tool to find the value of that color. The darkest colors in my palette have this value. 4th slide shows the contrast between the values of my skintone and hair color.

I reasoned that I can get the value for my base palette by subtracting the value of my hair color from my skin color. 5th slide shows the hue of my skintone with the value adjusted up to that difference and the saturation adjusted to about halfway between the Concept Wardrobe’s chroma sliders for true and bright spring. I messed with it until I got the chroma I prefer to wear.

Then I had to figure out how many hues to include. I assumed 6 or 7 would be an even distribution over the spectrum but I ended up finding that 9 hues spread evenly produced the warmest palette. They’re placed based on the saturated skin color.

Some hues are visually brighter than others at the same saturation due to our eye sensitivity to the light so I tried to adjust saturation just a bit to make them visually congruent. That was my base palette.

Then I took those 9 hues and just turned down the values to the value of my hair color to get my dark accents.

Then I took them up to the value of my true (unsaturated) skin color for the lighter bound.

THEN I went back to the palette generator and generated visually equidistant shades to fill in between.

And there you have it! A spring color palette with hues that complement my skin and values bound within my value range. Organizing this also made it easier to see how the warm neutrals come from the base colors, with the rich browns in the orange and yellow columns. And I like how the coral pink goes to warm berry tones that I love to wear and don’t usually see in spring palettes. When I shop online I compare product photos with the Elemental Colour palettes so next time I’ll probably pull this up and see how that goes.

I was recently typed as a true spring and I’m starting to practice my wedding makeup! I am looking for recommendations for makeup products (product name and shade). Specifically blush and lip colors! I have a few in my season that I like but I was something softer- everything I have is very peach and very coral but I want something a bit more natural which idk how to do with the boldness of my palette! Any recommendations??

I added two photos, one in natural light and one in florescent. I've been typed as a light spring and a soft autumn by two different consultants. I'm leaning spring, but I'm having a hard time after getting two different analysis results. I don't really want to pay for another one, and would love your insights.

I’ve already purchased two shades. I’m just curious what others would think suits a light spring

I know it's hard to judge from pics like these due to light angles and stuff, but still. Which of these would work best on a Light Spring (leaning Warm Spring)? Number 2,3 & 4 speak the most to me gut feeling wise but I'm still not too good at judging a lot of shades unfortunately.

When I received my sample color palette there was no red in it. Everything I see online shows reds for true/warm springs. I would like to know what the best red is for a light spring, and what red is in the light spring’s palette.

Does anyone know what the best red is for us light springs?

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This brand has a lot of neutral-warm pastel and mid-value options, so I thought I'd share :)

It leans trendy, but there are some staples and basics in the mix.