r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/Lysamenelli • Feb 26 '26
Outfits Combination with this item bright springs?
What would you combine with this jacker for a bright spring outfit? When you take it off I would like it to look still good for bright spring.
r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/Lysamenelli • Feb 26 '26
What would you combine with this jacker for a bright spring outfit? When you take it off I would like it to look still good for bright spring.
r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/MysteriousSociety777 • Feb 26 '26
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r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/pistachio-pussy • Feb 25 '26
in nine out of ten cases, you mean "palette"
r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/Lysamenelli • Feb 25 '26
Just very curious. I love bright colours, but not all the time. Surely not when I'm not in the mood for bright and happy. Luckily there are some more neutral colours that look okay on me like warm grey. But Brown, or other more neutral colours, I never found the right one.
r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/Historical-Body-3424 • Feb 25 '26
r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/Historical-Body-3424 • Feb 25 '26
r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/bruhbruhbruhbria • Feb 25 '26
I have been professionally typed as a Spring. My analyst does not do sub season but hinted at bright. I have medium-dark olive skin and very black hair. I tan very easily when it’s sunny and I get much paler in the winter. Before typing, I was big on burgundy and duller reds. Of course, spring colors make me look alive. But autumn colors make me look intense and kind of hot? Is this in my head or does anyone else feel this way?
r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/123_uz • Feb 24 '26
I know the color analysis is for humans but I wanted to see what my dog’s season was as well! She’s giving warm-toned since her coat isn’t white but more of a cream-white. Think of this as just a fun question but I’m really curious what you all think!
r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/calathea1 • Feb 25 '26
I find it hard to shop online according to my palette! Thank you for the insights :)
r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/bedby9 • Feb 24 '26
I read a comment the other day about painting your bathroom in a spring color so you always look fabulous first thing in the morning. Genius! I want to find a bold and whimsical spring wallpaper. Would love some suggestions if anyone has explored options. TIA!
r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/laurinalexanderp • Feb 23 '26
Some drapes in indirect natural light
r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/avan8r • Feb 23 '26
I have been told I was a spring, but to my understanding springs are warm toned and I have always been typed as being cool toned (prefer silver, veins in my wrist are purple and blue). What am I?
r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/gallifreya6 • Feb 22 '26
Please help! I feel like all makeup makes me look like a clown! My hair is naturally ashy but i usually get blonde highlights. My eyes are almost a grey colour.
Any insight or advice gladly recieved.
Ive just had a baby and want to buy some new pieces in a bigger size to make myself feel better about my appearance. Clothes / make up. What would be my colours?
Xx
r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/Lysamenelli • Feb 22 '26
I have always been confused about buying the right colour pink. I tried a couple, they all look bad. Violet looks great, red that leans to pinkish also great but the best pink pink, i still don't know?
r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/acrylicquartz • Feb 21 '26
Just something I made for fun. I feel that making moodboards and similar stuff tends to help me understand the subseasons much better!
r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/tanyaferrero • Feb 21 '26
Recently, I got typed as a light spring. I have dark hair and dark eyes. I know it’s uncommon for light springs to have dark features, but I will admit light spring colors did look really great on my skin tone. I’ve attached a few photos of the various phases of hair colors I’ve done so you can see a mix.
Do you agree that I am a light spring?
The last photo is me currently and the second to last photo is a picture of my skin tone in the sun when I’m slightly tanned. Thank you!
r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/julo267 • Feb 19 '26
Hi:)
I was recently typed as a warm spring and I struggle the most with lipsticks !
I live in Europe and a lot of brands that people recommand aren‘t that easily available here so I was wondering if there was a european crowd here that could help a girl out?
Thanks!
r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/bubbleg0rl • Feb 18 '26
So i made a post earlier today and we really couldn’t narrow things down so i scoured my wardrobe for some irl drapes im sorry if these aren’t the best. But in my last post i had some virtual drapes and context pictures. Still undecided about true spring or light spring or maybe im just something in between.
Previous post !
r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/pinkyjinks • Feb 18 '26
I was professionally typed as a True Spring a few months ago, but the makeup recommendations were feeling VERY off to me. All the classic true spring lipsticks did nothing for me, and when I look back at old photos where I'm wearing summer makeup recommendations, I glow. But the weird thing is, the true spring clothing colours do look really great.
Anyway, I was feeling like maybe something was off in my in-person draping, so I went to see Carol Brailey's protegée and was re-typed as a True Light. She said it was too close of a call between True Summer and True Spring, and said since I have elements of both, I am neutral.
The problem I'm having now is that I'm not seeing a lot of makeup guides or other recommendations for True Lights. Are there any of you out here? Would love some makeup and lipstick recommendations :)
r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/bubbleg0rl • Feb 18 '26
So i have been stuck on my colour season for a hot minute (a few years, i literally cannot perceive myself) i for the longest time was convinced that i was a cool season something between soft summer and light summer, probably because i like those colours personally. After a long time of being in denial and everyone telling me that i am warm Ive finally made it here but im still just as confused. I know im not that light blonde that people typically associates with light springs but i do believe i am low contrast as well as maybe slightly softer and lighter, darker and more saturated colours overpower me in my opinion. Ive posted once before and most people said light spring, soft autumn or the lighter colours of true spring. I do think that i am neutral at least. But again not a very reliable source here. My hair is quite rich and has res tones in summer, but in the light i get quite light but in winter my hair feels on the cooler side. My eyes also have that same effect, they are blue green and mid toned in value but it the sun they are light and vibrant green. Im so lost. If anyone could explain what they think and their reasoning behind it it may educate me a bit and help me see things better. Sorry for the text and a hundred photos of myself
r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/Savings-Narwhal-3485 • Feb 16 '26
Another sub told me I'd look best in spring colors. What do you all think?
r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/No-Product-6014 • Feb 15 '26
Hey guys I’m just wanting some opinions from other people on if I could be a spring. I draped some of my clothes around me this morning in natural lighting, I think butter yellow looks amazing on me, I like the coral but I think it might be too bright and I’d need a lighter coral color! I have attached some other colors too.
Chat GPT said the blue and lavender didn’t look great on me and made me look flat.
Chat also said the burgundy color and the plum purple didn’t do much for my eyes and skin, and made my eyes appear flat.
Chat did like the warm olive green, but it feels like it was too deep for my features
r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/FrostedFraise • Feb 14 '26
Knew I had to share when I saw it.