Bright Spring, also called Clear Spring, is defined by high chroma: vivid, saturated colors with a slightly warm undertone and a medium value. People in this season often have noticeable contrast and sparkle, such as clear bright eyes in blue, green, topaz or warm brown, hair from golden blonde to dark brown or black, and skin from fair to deep with a warm or neutral glow. Use it as a self-guided starting point, not a fixed rule.
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Vivid colors make your eyes sparkle, and soft, dusty colors make you look washed out. You likely have clear contrast between hair, skin and eyes. If bright coral and turquoise beat both muted rose and icy pastels in a daylight test, Bright Spring is a strong candidate.
Both seasons need high chroma. Bright Spring leans slightly warm and suits coral, lemon and kelly green; Bright Winter leans cool and looks best in fuchsia, icy brights and pure white.
Yes. Some systems call it Clear Spring and others Bright Spring, but both describe the same vivid, slightly warm season.
Small amounts of black can work thanks to your contrast, but charcoal or bright navy is usually more flattering next to the face.
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