Warm Spring, also called True Spring, is the warmest spring season: golden undertone, light-to-medium value and clear, lively chroma. Typical coloring includes skin with a golden, peachy or warm bronze glow across light to deep tones, hair in golden blonde, strawberry, copper or warm brown, and eyes in warm green, golden hazel, warm brown or turquoise blue. Treat this as a self-guided starting point and confirm with daylight testing.
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Gold jewelry and warm colors like coral and golden yellow make your skin glow, while cool pinks and silver look flat. Your hair and eyes often have golden, copper or warm brown tones. If clear warm colors beat both dusty and icy ones in a daylight test, you may be a Warm Spring.
Both are warm first. Warm Spring is clearer and lighter, so it suits bright coral and turquoise. Warm Autumn is richer and more muted, so it looks best in rust, mustard and olive.
Yes. Different color analysis systems use True Spring and Warm Spring for the same season, the warmest of the three springs.
Pure optic white can look stark. Ivory, cream and warm off-white give you the same fresh effect without overpowering your coloring.
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