Warm Spring

Best Colours

Wear these closest to your face for maximum flattery.

Colours to Avoid

These clash with your natural undertone and can make skin look dull or sallow.

Styling Tips

• Warm, golden jewellery makes your skin glow — yellow gold and rose gold are your best metals
• Your palette can handle brighter, more vivid colours than the autumn seasons — fresh coral, warm yellow, and bright turquoise all work
• Peach, coral, and warm red suit you better than cool pink or blue-red
• Warm ivory is your white — pure white can look harsh against your warm skin
• Light-to-medium depth colours work best; avoid very dark or very cool shades

Your Best Neutrals

Understanding Warm Spring

Warm Spring is one of the most vibrant and glowing of all the seasonal palettes. It combines spring's freshness with autumn's warmth — the result is a palette that is warm, bright, and energising.

Where Warm Autumn is earthier and more muted, Warm Spring is lighter and more vivid. Where Light Spring is delicate and pale, Warm Spring is more saturated and golden. Warm Spring sits between these two, capturing both the warmth of autumn's golds and the freshness and brightness of spring.

The Golden Glow

Warm Spring colouring has a luminous, golden quality. Even in fair Warm Springs, there's a warmth and glow to the skin that becomes instantly visible when wearing colours with a golden undertone.

The hair is typically one of the warmest types — strawberry blonde, golden blonde, warm auburn, or warm medium brown. These warm hair colours form an important part of the overall Warm Spring aesthetic.

Your Vibrant Palette

Unlike the more muted autumn seasons, Warm Spring can handle quite vivid and bright colours — as long as they're warm.

Your best brights: Warm yellow, coral, peach, warm red, bright turquoise (warm-toned), and warm bright green.

Your neutrals: Warm ivory, camel, warm beige, and light warm brown. These are much more flattering than white, grey, or cool-toned neutrals.

The warmth test: When looking at any colour, ask: does it have a warm, golden, or peachy quality? Or does it lean cool, grey, or blue? Warm Spring colours always lean warm.