True Spring vs True Winter

Distinctly Warm

Warmth is the defining quality of your coloring. Your skin, eyes, and hair all carry golden or peachy notes—cool colors simply don't resonate with your natural palette.

Clear & Bright

There's nothing muted about True Spring. Your colors need clarity and vibrancy—dusty or grayed tones will make you look tired rather than radiant.

Medium Contrast

You have enough contrast to wear bold colors, but not so much that you need the extremes of black and white. Your sweet spot is rich, saturated warmth.

Dramatic Contrast

Snow White coloring—the fairest skin against the darkest hair. This extreme contrast is your defining feature, and your colors should match this intensity.

Cool & Clear

Your undertones are decidedly cool, and your colors must have absolute clarity. Any muddiness or warmth diminishes your natural brilliance.

Maximum Saturation

You can wear colors at their most intense—pure red, electric blue, stark black and white. What would overwhelm other seasons makes you come alive.