#Color me beautiful spring color palette skin
#Color me beautiful spring color palette free

I find myself so drawn to color more than ever now. (This post contains affiliate links, so I may earn a small commission when you make a purchase through links on my site at no additional cost to you.) If you’re stuck between 2 seasons or dominant colours, put a few items of clothing near your face and see which lifts or drains you.What color scheme is best for spring? Today, I’m sharing a fresh, bright spring color palette for your home that’s happy and fun, along with some pretty decor accessories that you can incorporate in your home right now to add a little spring happiness! It’s so quick and easy for a Stylist to identify this from the outside and with advanced colour training. When it’s yourself however it can be hard to easily identify, even though you see your face everyday. Now that I know my season when I look at it, it’s so obvious. I hope you have figured our your dominant colour and season?īUT don’t stress if you haven’t, the first time I tried to do this myself years ago I analysed myself completely wrong.

#Color me beautiful spring color palette skin

Look at the hair, eyes and skin tone guidelines and see which fits best! Using the tables included below AND keeping your dominant colour in mind (Light or Deep etc), scan across the 2 seasons that could be you and look for the word of your dominant colours (warm/light/clear). Now you should know which 2 seasons you could potentially be? If you Identified your dominant colours here are 2 of the 4 seasons you will fall into: Summer is a softer tone of cool colours such as delicate duck egg blue and lilac while Winter is Royal Blue and bright purple. Summer & Winter are the COOLER colour seasons. Autumn is dusky, deep and earthy like burnt orange. While Spring is brighter, lighter and fresh like Coral. Spring and Autumn are the obviously WARMER colour seasons. Let’s move onto your colour season next……Īnd the colour palette’s within each season reflect exactly what you’d expect. Hazel, brown or black eyes.ĭo you have a good idea of your Dominant colours now? DEEP: Medium to dark brown or black hair.

Bright eye colours (green, blue or hazel) or dark brown (This one is MEEEE).Ħ. Light to medium skin tone (often with a pink undertone). WARM: Red hair or golden blonde or brown hair with reddish tone/highlights. Medium intensity eye colour like hazel, brown, blue or green.ģ. SOFT: Light to medium brown hair (or ‘mousy’ or ‘dishwater blonde’). With the above in mind I would analyse your Hair, skin and eyes to figure out 2 things:įIRSTLY, we must recognise what is most obvious about your colouring before putting you into a season.Ģ. And the same goes for every other colour. Red can be bright, deep, soft, warm, orangey or pinky. The correct undertone and depth of the colour is what counts. There is no such thing as “I can’t wear RED”. When you know your correct colours you can wear every colour but within your season for best results.Įveryone can wear EVERY colour. Seriously though, why does my skin look pink in pic 1 LOL? What was I thinking?

When I had a blonde phase many years ago I became a Soft and defied my natural Clear colouring, the second pic is so much better in my opinion and I know I certainly feel better.

One thing to keep in mind with regards to your hair, when you dye your hair the opposite to your natural colouring you change seasons/dominant colouring…. The contrast between your hair, eyes and skin tone will determine which season of colour you should wear most, the depth, tone and clarity of the colours too. When it comes to analysing your “Colours” there are 3 things us Stylist’s look at: You end up with a colour capsule, one that will all mix and match. Once you know your season and start dressing within it, you will notice your wardrobe starts to flow and go together so much more. Knowing your correct colour season also make’s dressing a lot simpler and stress free. You were probably wearing the wrong colour. It sounds weird but have you ever felt like your face didn’t stand out in pictures? Did your face look sallow or yellowish? Fading into the background rather than standing out? You’ll know when you’re wearing them as you’ll receive lots of compliments or really like the pictures of yourself wearing them. The right colour and depth of colour can lift your skin, hair and eyes. Wearing the right colours for you can literally transform how you look and feel.

#Color me beautiful spring color palette free

Helps you create a stress free capsule wardrobe.