Warm Spring
Warm Spring is the original spring season having the freshest colours and bringing a perfect combination of warmth and brightness.
Think of the colours from a bouquet of tropical flowers or a box of highly saturated paint colours – that’s what you get in this gorgeous spring season!
Your Overall Appearance
You fall into this season when your features are mostly warm and bright.
There is absolutely no cool quality in your features so wearing warm colours such as golden and peachy hues brings out the best in your natural colouring.
You have a fresh, warm and clear appearance.
Your best shades are those that are bright, colourful and have warm undertones.
You have medium contrast between your features.
Your best shades are those that are bright, colourful and have warm undertones.
You have medium contrast between your features.
Hair
Your hair has distinct warm and golden tones such as golden blonde, coppery red and some strawberry tones.
Eyes
The colour of your eyes also has brightness and warmth.
Your eyes could be warm blue, hazel, topaz or amber green.
Your eyes could be warm blue, hazel, topaz or amber green.
Skin
Your skin is warm and has golden undertones.
Your skin is likely to be porcelain beige or creamy peach.
Your skin is likely to be porcelain beige or creamy peach.
Your Colours
Your colour palette is like a visit to the tropics – it’s warm, colourful and full of life! It is a palette dominated by green, sunny yellow, peachy pink and orange.
Styling Tips
Neutrals
True black and white do not suit you so you may replace them with chocolate browns and greenish greys as your dark neutrals and use light yellows and greens as your light neutrals.
Opposite Hues
Your features contrast rather than blend so your style should be too.
So wear colours that contrasts such as orange and teal, the higher the colour contrast the more flattering they are on you.
Light and Dark Colour Combination
Match a dark neutral with a light colour and do the opposite, pair light neutral with a bright, darker colour.
Patterns and Prints
Choose a pattern or print whose colours are in your colour palette and with medium to high contrast to match your natural appearance.
Your Best Colours
Coral, golden brown, aqua, moss, and camel are all good for you
Your Worst Colours
Avoid muted, toned-down colours, such as dusty blues and muddy browns.
