Compare Color Palettes

Soft AutumnvsTrue Spring

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

Soft Autumn

Soft Autumn is a warm, muted palette that blends the warmth of Autumn with the softness of Summer. Its colors are gentle, rich, and earthy, like a hazy late-afternoon in autumn.

Neutral-Warm UndertonesSoft & MutedEarthy & Rich

True Spring

The True Spring palette is the quintessential spring palette - warm, clear, and vibrant. If you're a True Spring, you have medium coloring with warm undertones and can handle bright, saturated colors. Your palette is like a garden in full bloom.

Warm & Clear UndertonesMedium ContrastVibrant & Energetic

Complete Color Palettes

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Soft Autumn

Warm Beige

A soft, earthy beige

Olive Green

A muted, warm green

Terracotta

A gentle, burnt orange

Muted Gold

A soft, burnished gold

Oyster White

A creamy, off-white

Coffee Brown

A rich, warm brown

True Spring

True Red

A clear, warm red

Golden Yellow

A bright, warm yellow

Kelly Green

A vibrant, true green

Turquoise

A clear, warm blue-green

Warm Navy

A clear, warm navy

Ivory

A warm, creamy white

All Characteristics

Soft Autumn

Neutral-Warm Undertones

Soft Autumns have dominant warm undertones with a neutral quality. Your coloring is gentle and doesn't tolerate overly bright or cool colors.

Soft & Muted

There's a low contrast between your hair, skin, and eyes. Your best colors are blended and gentle, never harsh or stark.

Earthy & Rich

You shine in natural, earthy colors. Your palette is full of the rich, gentle colors you'd find in a peaceful autumn landscape.

True Spring

Warm & Clear Undertones

True Springs have distinctly warm, golden undertones. Your skin has a peachy or golden quality that comes alive with warm, clear colors.

Medium Contrast

There's moderate contrast between your hair, skin, and eyes. You can handle both light and medium-toned colors with clarity and warmth.

Vibrant & Energetic

You look best in colors that are clear and saturated. Muted or cool colors can make you appear dull, while your warm palette brings out your natural vitality.