Colour world · Spring

Spring: warm, clear and light

The spring type is usually characterised by a warm, fresh and light appearance. Clear colours with a golden or peachy warmth often make the face look more lively. Think coral, apricot, warm yellow, fresh green and turquoise. See these traits as a direction, not fixed rules: the overall picture and the effect of colour next to your face matter more than any single trait.

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Spring: warm, clear and light

How to recognise the spring world

Spring is mainly about warmth and clarity. The natural colours of skin, hair and eyes often look fresh and light, with less greyness or depth than autumn. Within the spring family there are lighter, warmer and extra clear variants.

Huid

Often light to medium with a warm, golden, peach or ivory undertone. Freckles may occur but are not a requirement.

Haar

Common are golden blonde, honey blonde, warm light brown, golden brown and light copper. Darker hair can also occur in a clear spring variant, as long as the overall look stays warm and clear.

Ogen

Often clear blue, turquoise, light green, golden green, hazel or light brown. The iris often looks relatively clear and lively.

Contrast

Usually low to medium, but Bright Spring can have noticeably more contrast. More important than contrast alone is that the colours stay clear and warm.

Fashion colours that enhance the spring world

Choose colours that look fresh, warm and clear. Spring can usually wear more vivid colour than autumn, as long as the shade does not become too dark, greyish or cool. Warm turquoise, fresh green, coral and sunny yellow give that typical clear spring look.

Coralapricotsalmon pinkwarm pinkorange-redsunny yellowfresh greenapple greenturquoisesea greenwarm beigecamelwarm taupegolden brownwarm white

Haarkleuren

If you want to colour your hair, choose golden blonde, honey blonde, warm beige blonde, light copper, golden brown or warm light brown rather than ash blonde, cool brown or blue-black.

Sieraden & accessoires

Gold and copper often suit beautifully. For glasses and accessories, warm browns, tortoiseshell, turquoise, coral and sunny green often work well.

Liever vermijden

Very cool, greyed or icy colours can dampen the fresh warmth. Deep black, harsh pure white and very dark heavy shades can also look harsher on many spring types than warm white, camel or warm medium brown.

Makeup for the spring world

Blush

Coral, apricot, peach and light warm pinks often give a fresh flush.

Oogschaduw

Champagne, warm gold, peach, coral, fresh green and clear aqua or turquoise shades can suit beautifully.

Lippen

Coral pink, peach, warm pink, salmon and orange-red often suit the fresh warmth of spring well.

5 Creative Cosmetics favourites for Spring

For Spring, the colour picture can be visibly fresh and lively. That is why we combine five different colour accents here: coral, aqua/turquoise, warm gold, fresh green and peach. This keeps the selection true to colour theory and gives the page more visual variety.

Blush Coral Glow

Blush Coral Glow

A fresh, warm coral blush that suits the clear, sunny side of the spring palette beautifully.

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Eyeshadow Aqua Allure

Eyeshadow Aqua Allure

A clear aqua-turquoise accent for a fresh eye look. This lively blue-green shade gives the spring palette more colour and contrast without becoming heavy.

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Eyeshadow Champagne Powder

Eyeshadow Champagne Powder

A warm gold shade that supports the sunny, clear warmth of the spring type and combines beautifully with coral, aqua and green.

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503 Eye Pencil Green Glow

503 Eye Pencil Green Glow

A fresh green eye pencil that adds a playful colour accent and suits the clear green shades within the spring world.

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652 Lipgloss Peachy Paradise

652 Lipgloss Peachy Paradise

A fresh peach-coloured gloss that suits apricot, salmon and other light warm spring shades.

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Foundation is bewust niet aan een seizoenstype gekoppeld: kies die altijd op kleurdiepte en ondertoon.

A colour type is a tool, not a rule

Seasonal colour analysis is a styling method, not an exact science. So always look at the effect on your own face in daylight. Are you between two colour worlds? Then a combination of both can look very natural.