Spring Palettes

Clear Spring

Secondary: Warm and bright

So what’s the difference between a Clear Spring and a Clear Winter? The differences are subtle since both need clear contrasting colors to make their coloring sparkle. The biggest difference is that Clear Springs are warmer than cool (though they look quite neutral when compared to a truly warm season like a Warm Spring.) Remember to keep colors bright and clear and avoid dark, dusty, pale colors which will make you look boring and suck all of the vitality from your face.

Best Colors include:Clear Red, Hot Turquoise, Black, Lime Green, Hot Pink, Mint
Avoid: dusty blues, muddy browns, tans and beiges

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Light Spring

Secondary: Warm & Clear

As the name says, keep colors light. Avoid dark and dusty colors. You and your sister season "Light Summer's" main objective is to wear light delicate colors which will make you glow. Overpowering colors will drain the color from your face and make you look pale and tired. Also, don't wear too high contrasting colors.

Best Colors include: Camel, yellow-green, clear aqua, periwinkle, powder pink, Light Grey

Avoid: Fuchsia, Black, dark brown, burgundy

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Warm Spring

Dominant Characteristic: Warm

secondary: Clear

Most important for Warm Springs is choosing only the warmest of colors and then only the lighter clearer colors. The difference between a Warm Spring and a Warm Autumn is the intensity of the colors. Warm Springs can only go so deep before their delicate coloring will become overpowered. Choose only warm pinks. Getting your warm delicate coloring right will make your face sparkle!


Best Colors include:Golden Brown, Camel, marigold, light orange, light aqua, purple
Avoid: Black, pink, fuschia, cool berry colors

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