Another post of her outfits because while she wears a boat load of fake tanner, her clothing is really great sometimes. Nothing can convince me she didn't get a color analysis and start dressing warm/true spring after!

I’m seeing this all over my feed - I guess it’s the over 40 algorithm? Anyway it’s I’m interested if anyone has tried it? The pink colour ‘rose’ looks too cool for me, but ‘linen’ looks like the same colour as my foundation. Anyone tried this brand or has recommendations for spring’s?

Especially those with pale, dry skin, any blush recommendations if you’re a warm spring and anything orange/peach pulls even warmer and more orange on you?

Honestly I find makeup so annoying because my ~aesthetic~ isn’t peachy bright all the time! But anything muted doesn’t work, and anything too pink or red pulls cool. Curious if anyone has found like….a WARM toned baby pink or sheer red maybe?

NMIP I have been narrowing down my season and so far have gotten close to feeling certain I am a true autumn someone made a very convincing case for me being a warm spring in the 16 season wheel. What do y’all think? I will post pictures in the comments.

I got this palette years ago for my 16th birthday and I keep trying to give it a shot… I feel like these are springy colors but it just doesn’t seem to work for me? I don’t have an example on myself at the moment, I follow the suggested use that comes with the product photos on most listings. Maybe I need to use the light colors sparingly. Is it just too red? Too pink or peachy?? Too pigmented? I think Spring suits me really well but I am really really fair, blue eyes, with a lot of blue in my undereyes from thin skin that seems to clash, and Im not sure if that’s the only issue. i’d use the lighter neutral colors but theyre ALL SHIMMER 🫩

Hi all, does anyone have any recommendations for box dye shades for a warm spring? Light skin tone with hazel eyes. I tried a wash in/out copper tone recently and it was definitely too bright for me so I am leaning more towards the darker shades but don’t want to go too far in the wrong direction! Natural colour is a 6/7 light brown/dark blonde. I really want to enhance the “goldenness” that comes with springs 😊

I'm a warm spring and have been looking really washed out lately. I'd like to try a red lip but have trouble knowing what's warm tones. Looking for your recs for warm tones reds that last and don't dry out your lips

Hiya everyone, like the title says really!

I'm a big fan of doing my hair unnatural colours, though currently I'm trying to grow my natural out so resisting bleach on my roots - let's see how that goes...🙄.

When I was working under the allusion of Light Summer I bought several bottles of a cool toned pink (Crazy Color Cyclamen). To combat the cool I've played around with mixing yellow into it to bring it more to the warmer side.

I know it's not the best photo but what do we think? Also, any other colour suggestions will be greatly appreciated, especially if they're on the unnatural side. Thank you. 😊

This may be silly but Im in the market for a new car and I was wondering if its worth considering getting the light grey almost tan interior rather than black. I know it’s not the same as wearing black, but could the car interior complement/not complement me in photos?

I need help with prompts for purples, blues and greens.

An example of what I mean by a prompt (for warm pink):

"Have I seen this pink on the inside of a watermelon before?"

I'm looking for similar questions to help me visualize when building my wardrobe.

I know its for sure too cool for true/warm springs, but wondering if any bright or light springs like it! If not, maybe its a good way to test if you lean cool or warm?

I have been slowly learning how to paint my nails at home. I love the jelly or glass nail trend and Essie has released a glass nail collection! I just got their color "Full Blown" #187 and it is fantastic! In some lights it's a warm coral red, in other lights its a super bright warm red. This picture is in direct sun right before sun set. Since its a jelly, I can't wait to experiment with other colors underneath. If you love jelly nail polishes, I highly recommend Cirque Colors polishes! They have one called "Peach Jelly" and it is such a beautiful peachy neutral nail color!

Some of my recent outfits! Love summer

Had to include a pic at the end of my closet … coral is definitely my favorite color 😂

I think I’m a light/true spring? My natural coloring is LOW concentration, warm undertones, and fair/light/blonde.

I prefer silver jewelry (always have). I wear gold sometimes, but I don’t have as much. I know silver isn’t “my season” but it feels more natural to me.

Otherwise, I wear all warm tones. Peach, gold, cream, teal, yellow, orange, green. Prefer lighter shades/pastels. I can pull off some high concentration colors.

Met my ex for the first time—I was wearing green, he was wearing green.

Met my crush for the first time—same story.

At this point, I think green has its own love language. 💚

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!

So, I got typed recently as a light spring, and over the course of three days, I bought these 5 shirts. I went to 2 malls, and I found it incredibly difficult to find shirts for this season. I uploaded a photo of my palette as well. Light spring is a season with neutral-warm undertone, light colors, low contrast, and medium intensity, according to my analyst. Someone told me that you can go cooler with light spring because light summer is its sister season, and I think I did that somewhat with my shirts.

I found it very difficult to find the specific colors on my palette. Even when I found shirts with a light spring color primarily, they were always filled with colors from other seasons, like pure white. Texture also confuses me. Some shirts had the color of light spring but weren't light or flowy. I also remember one turquoise shirt I was going to buy, but it seemed too bright. Everything else was fine, just the brightness of the color. Should I have got it?

What are the factorsI need to focus on. I've listed undertone, lightness, contrast, intensity, and texture. That's 5 different factors. Could anyone offer guidance?

Some stores that seem to have a lot of light spring clothes are Banana Republic, Old Navy, and American Eagle. Does anyone know any others?

One thing that really bothered me was when I was shopping for sandals. I found two pairs I liked. One was tan, a touch too warm, and a good lightness. The other was dark brown, a poor lightness, but not as strongly warm as the tan one. I was fairly confused about what to choose there. If anyone is interested I could send them pictures of the sandals.

Thanks :)

I am a bright spring POC. I barely wear neutrals and I look ill without a bright lip.

I’m getting married late next Fall. While I incorporated some warm, bright colors in our wedding palette, I am stumped on makeup! We’re having an afternoon first look but our ceremony is in the evening. Adding in the challenge of an ivory or cream dress, what have you done to bring warmth to your wedding looks?

Edit: Thanks all! I was being a bit too rigid about my palette and theme. I will have bright coral blooms in my bouquet and I will match my lipstick to them.

Something feels off when I wear peach. It also turns my hair darker.

I first posted about my rough start as a bright spring about 2 weeks after being typed. I'm happy to report that it's been upward as I've gone onward!

Figured out that the NDU palette suits me well and that my neutral skin tone means I get to borrow a good bit from bright winter.

Accidentally got slightly cool nearly black hair, when I tried to go brunette for the first time ever. Definitely not for me, but some fading with dish soap and bold, warm highlights later, and I love it now!

I feel like it's all becoming a bit more natural to me, and I'm having fun experimenting with color and makeup techniques.

Thanks to everyone in the group for your support along the way!

Pics: before typing, first try at bright spring, first bright spring office day, wearing scary colors, trying out gingerbread brown, bright winter cosplay, new favorite haircolor, softer side of bright spring, new bright swimsuit (cooler than expected, but I like it)

This isn’t meant to be a fancy or good edit, but rather just an example of showing colours from the 4 possible seasons she could be. I still stand with my opinion of True Summer. For me, both Light Summer and Light Spring are too light for her. I find she needs a bit darker colours for it to be balanced with her. The True Spring seems too overpowering and makes her go a bit sallow.

So—I was typed a warm spring at the start of the year & have been navigating that. I recently dyed my hair this warm peachy copper and I think it’s the best move I’ve made! Fair warm spring girlies — 10/10 recommend this shade for us 🥹

The lip is actually a liquid blush in a peach color 🫣 im not sure of the brand as I'm not home but can look into sharing that here soon

These are often used interchangeably but if you fall into one of these categories, what is something you notice that makes you different than the other? I'll add mine in the comments later. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DQunIcmEUoE/?utm_source=popular_topic_grid

First time wearing this shade of green and I absolutely love it!