Compare Color Palettes

Light SummervsTrue Winter

Compare undertones, contrast levels, and styling strategies to discover which palette brings out your natural beauty

Light Summer

The Light Summer palette is fresh, airy, and delicate. It's a blend of cool and neutral undertones, with an emphasis on lightness and subtlety. If you're a Light Summer, you'll glow in ethereal colors that are neither too bright nor too muted.

Neutral-Cool UndertonesLight & DelicateEthereal & Youthful

True Winter

The True Winter palette is the quintessential winter palette - cool, clear, and intensely saturated. If you're a True Winter, you have cool undertones and can handle the most vibrant, pure colors. Your palette is like a crisp winter day with brilliant clarity.

Purely Cool UndertonesHigh ContrastVivid & Pure

Complete Color Palettes

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Light Summer

Powder Blue

A soft, airy blue

Primrose Pink

A pale, gentle yellow-pink

Lavender Haze

A light, dreamy purple

Mint Green

A fresh, cool green

Light Dove Gray

A soft, versatile neutral

Coral Pink

A light, gentle coral

True Winter

True Black

The purest, coolest black

Ice White

A crisp, cool white

True Red

A clear, cool red

Royal Blue

A vivid, pure blue

Emerald

A clear, cool green

Magenta

A bright, cool purple-pink

All Characteristics

Light Summer

Neutral-Cool Undertones

Light Summers have a predominantly cool undertone with some neutral influences. Your coloring is delicate and requires soft, light shades to look your best.

Light & Delicate

Your features are very light, with low contrast between hair, skin, and eyes. Your best colors are fresh and airy, never heavy or dark.

Ethereal & Youthful

You shine in colors that are gentle and youthful. Bright, overpowering colors can wash you out, while your palette enhances your natural glow.

True Winter

Purely Cool Undertones

True Winters have distinctly cool, blue-based undertones. There is absolutely no warmth in your coloring, and you need pure, clear colors to look your best.