True Spring
As a True Spring, the key features of your colouring are:
A True Season without contribution from another Season • Warm, bright, natural colours • Warmed by clear yellow (true warm in PCA) • Span from French vanilla ice cream to teak wood
When you shop...
- If the colour could belong in a a tropical paradise, you’re in the right place, with light and yellow sun softening the brightness a bit.
- Don't invest in colours that are cool and dusty or bold and dark.
- Focus on colours that are sunny and light. Shine is optional.
- Know that your black is hippo gray-brown.
- You have many medium colours keeping your range warm and medium dark, like macadamia nuts and shells. Use your entire palette to aim for an overall darkness level of light to medium.
- Look for grays that are light and greenish, like raw sunflower seeds, French gray, gray nylon, and the darker tones of African Grey parrots.
- Your lightest colours are warm and not too light, such as lagoon, light yolk yellow, and clear peach. Your other light choices start around light-medium and include cornbread, periwinkle, and sugar syrup.
- Find your white in warm ivory with visible yellow and peachy tones.
- Use the technique demonstrated by your colour analyst for checking colour warmth/coolness (hue). Your warmth level is pure and warmed by yellow (lighter and brighter than Autumn’s gold). Every colour is selected for that amount of warmth. Getting the colour temperature right is key for good results, and hard to 'guesstimate' without comparing to a fan.
