Spring Awakening: Mastering Spring Color Analysis Palette | Learn Color Analysis w/ Sara & Lucinda

Dive deep into the captivating world of color with Sara and Lucinda on Color Class Inc.'s latest video installment! In this eye-opening exploration, we unravel the mysteries of the spring color analysis, delving into the intricate interplay between warm and cool tones in hair hues. Join us as we decode the vibrant spring palette, unveiling a spectrum of colors to complement your unique personality and style.
Discover the transformative power of Ice Spice, as we draw inspiration from iconic figures like Blake Lively, Amy Adams, and Nicole Kidman. Witness the magic unfold as we demonstrate the astonishing difference between wearing your spring palette versus straying outside its bounds.
Get ready to unlock your true radiance and express your authentic self as we guide you through the enchanting realm of spring colors. Whether you're a seasoned color enthusiast or a curious newcomer, this video promises to ignite your passion for self-expression and leave you inspired to embrace your inner palette.
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[@lynxoffinland]

I was always wondering wether I am summer or spring, and you confirmed my place on the spring side, largely due to my green eyes and red tones that no toner seems ot be able to tame. :) Thankyou ladies. Now I dare to wear that bright peach color that I always thought looked great, but wasn't sure if I'd just look like a summer gone wrong.

[@lizzieboo1234]

Could listen to you guys talk all day!

[@lanal9330]

What dictates your season is your skin undertone. You can't really change season. Even when you're neutral, you lean a bit towards cool or warm.

[@spaghettisawce5973]

I love these videos because I’ve seen some color analysis videos where the difference between warm and cool was so minuscule on the person that I thought they could pull off both and just determine the intensity that works for them but most color analysis people are super rigid about the “rules”

[@maryellenottman4308]

Awesome as always!!! I always eagerly await your videos!

[@heatherkoser5222]

Can you add another video about the different types of spring so I can better figure out my tone. Blake Lively’s examples were great.

[@ColorClassInc]

You bet! Until we do, know that the three dominant characteristics of spring are warm - light - bright. Be thinking about which best describes you.

[@anniehorn85]

Re: Blake Lively’s hair, that is what natural golden blonde hair looks like when it doesn’t get sun and as we age it gets darker. Her natural highlights are probably warm golden blonde. I have the same hair color and I’m a warm spring.

[@ColorClassInc]

Believe it or not, Sara had golden blonde hair until she was 12 or so. - Lucinda

[@tempestgrey4629]

I’m a winter with neutral skin looked cute in vibrant red hair and as an ashy blonde but now going back to natural which I call the black hole dark brown that sucks the warmth out of the environment lol. I’m realizing that Color really does make me shine

[@BarbaraChapman-s3m]

Nicole has a natural color of reddish brown hair, and Amy has blonde naturally…but would still say they are Springs natural or dyed. I actually like their coloring. Great subject ladies!

[@Jo-pp7yj]

I'm so glad you both are back. I love color and really love this concept. Thank you!

[@ColorClassInc]

Thank you! Please subscribe and join us on this new journey.

[@ellencausey6864]

This is so interesting! I thought maybe I was a summer then I remembered my mother saying I had alot of red in my hair especially when I was a baby! Then white blonde to my natural color which I call a dirty dish water blonde! I am still debating these two! Thanks for the help

[@ColorClassInc]

Send along a photo and we will be happy to take a look, [e-mail]

[@suem5082]

Oh yes, that’s what I went through too! Started as a true autumn - Brown hair with lots of gold reflections ( my mum was a golden red hair) then it faded to that dish water blond and now I’m a bright clear icy shiny platinum says my hairdresser it’s kind of warm winter white but no beige or grey, with very dark brown eyes, and still dark lashes and dark brows slowly turning white. No grey stage at all. Very definitely a warm medium skin. What on earth am I? I feel limited to wearing ivory creamy whites and dark brown. PS hairdressers love my hair but say they could never get that colour. The soft autumn colours look dreary on me now.

[@alicejwho]

I have very dark drown hair and bright blue eyes but I'm definitely a spring.

[@debbie444]

Is there any blonde/bronde colour that suits winter?

[@joellynshort3949]

Just found you today, really enjoying your content. I’m a spring, had strawberry blonde hair as a child and it has darkened to mahogany. At 57 I still have only a few grays. I put in some golden highlights, but if I put too many, my hair no longer matches my skin. Interesting how things change over time. Fair to medium skin, blue eyes, I’m guessing I’m Clear dominant.

[@JenniLeeann]

I would love to see you do a color analysis on your subscribers for a video. I have no idea what color season I am 😂

[@heatherletourneau5574]

Can the opposite be true? Warm skin that bronzes in summer but goes very pale in winter combined with hair that grows a dull medium/dark brown. Without modifications in the winter when there is no sun exposure, I look sickly and green if I'm not careful. What would you ladies suggest, especially for when it's cold outside?

[@25westnet]

loving this info but i'm confused 😆do you do a personal service i'm in oz

[@Jacobjosh17]

Great video!

[@aprilbatley6738]

if ur a deeper haired true spring and u still like true winter colors because of intensity is there any tricks u have other than make up to pull that off?

[@christigallup2175]

My eyes blue grey, hair was white blonde as a young girl. Went to medium brown and now white. I always thought i was cool which would make me a summer with soft. I had my colors done and got true spring? No red or gold

[@cindytheriault4105]

❤❤❤

[@donnadavis9631]

this makes it easier, white hair.

[@HeritageCarriage]

So if i am a true spring what color red hair would look best on me in the darker tones

[@CharlotesWebz]

So is Blake a Summer or Spring? Undertone doesnt change right? You can change overtone with fake tan huh? So if Blake was actually a summer the orange and yellow would look bad wouldnt it? Enjoying your content ladies :)

[@amgchainus]

Question, I’m a winter but love yellows and oranges, are there cooler yellows and oranges that a winter can pull off?

[@ColorClassInc]

No cooler oranges but there is a lemon yellow in your palette.

[@amgchainus]

@@ColorClassInc perfect! 😊

[@karengrimes6843]

I flip flop my blonde color as well depending on the season. - always get confused on these videos. I have cool toned skin- I get compliments in yellow and turquoise- can not wear light peach- blends into my skin tone- always thought I was a spring - maybe not

[@ColorClassInc]

Could you send us a photo? [e-mail]

[@merelmerula9313]

Everyone saying “when I was a little girl I had”… it doesn’t matter! You don’t settle into your adult coloring until you’re in your early 20’s. Most blue-eyed, blonde children don’t stay that way. Choose your color season based on your adult self.

[@dawson1ize]

Blake would still have warm skin so why would she be a summer?

[@nannypoohbear4845]

Hello Ladies I had my colors done in 1985. The analysist had a very difficult time deciding if I was a spring or a summer because they both looked great. I also had gold hairs, I’m blonde. But at 65 I look washed out in the bright spring colors and terrible in the dark spring tones. Still very confusing.

[@ColorClassInc]

Well my dear, it sounds like you might be a summer now?

[@carolbradford4656]

Is there a shade of grey or white hair color that looks good on a light spring?

[@ColorClassInc]

Slightly off white. Bright white with a faint hint of warmth.

[@nancymcclymont2858]

I find this extremely confusing. Nicole Kidman and Amy Adams don’t tan… I have yet to see a natural strawberry blonde who does. I’m a very fair Spring with bright aqua blue eyes, freckles, and strawberry blonde hair. I cannot tan to save my life. I burn. Tan is overtone, not undertone.

[@emmamartin4045]

They said “usually”. Which means that sometimes, Springs don’t tan that well.

[@janetgoier23]

I am a Spring with green eyes who always burns in the sun. And since I am seventy, I have some grey in my hair, which was strawberry blonde when I was younger, and I do think this makes my hair have a cooler tone now. However, I have not turned into a Summer. My best lipstick shades are orange-red, Coral, or just plain orange. I look sick in anything blue-toned, makeup-wise. So I confess this did confuse me as well...

[@nancymcclymont2858]

@@emmamartin4045 Heard. But, seriously, almost the entire video they are pointing out how Blake Lively is NOT a Spring… but then somehow she is? Line her up between AA & NK… um, not the same coloring… at ALL.

[@ColorClassInc]

We believe that you dress according to what people see, Nicole Kidman has a cool skin tone, but dresses as a Spring because of her warm hair. Unless you live in a hot climate most of us cover most of our skin with clothes, so relying solely on skintone can be self defeating. But hair frames your face with color, so would that not be the first characteristic to consider? Take a look at our color illusions video- it might help clarify.

[@emmamartin4045]

@@ColorClassInc Just a question: I agree that colors that suit us tend to change with our hair color (for example, I have very cool, ashy brown hair, but when I dyed it with henna, I suddenly started looking more harmonious with Autumn colors), but our natural hair color shouldn’t still be the most harmonious? Most of the time our features (hair, skin, eyes, eyebrows) are in harmony and dying your hair means that you’ll have to work more to make everything go together. When I finally started letting my natural hair color grow, it was a relief. My eyebrows and hair were not clashing anymore, and my skin looked less dull with hair that was just as cool-toned.

[@rowanjoy419]

Just a little thing, I heard that all skin tones are warm because we are humans of course, is the undertone that can be warm or cool and there is not neutral. what do you think, I think it make sense for me.

[@ColorClassInc]

You’re right all skin tone has warmth in it that’s why we always say color is relative because it becomes warmer or cooler depending on what it’s next to. Also colors can be warmer or cooler just like skin tone. If you’re looking at a yellow for example it could be a golden yellow with a lot of warmth or it can be a citrus yellow (with some green) which is cooler. So skin tone and all color is relative.

[@ClaudiaGarcia-ms1pi]

Shakira

[@whitejadeball]

A little disappointed light spring are not described in your video. I clearly have gold undertones and I don't burn but tan. I am very light, with natural ashy very light blonde hair. My eyes have a navy outer ring and a white gold hue inside, like very gently pale yellow gold. They look clear blue, but are clearly somewhat of a white gold. However I am clearly no Summer. Put me near a Summer and you see the difference! My skin clearly has golden hues and gold looks better than silver on me. I can pull off brighter colours and some contrast too, and Spring colours and oranges are the colours that suit me best. Also, teal looks better than muted blue etc... Muted colours look poor on me, in spite of my very light ashy hair. I have no red hues. I would have liked to see light Springs represented in the pictures you chose to illustrate the Spring types, as I feel not all Springs are red nor obviously golden in their highlights.

[@ColorClassInc]

Never fear we have have not gotten to the twelve palette system- we will discuss all three springs in that system.

[@Karen-e1f]

Age?

[@ColorClassInc]

Age of Sara and Lucinda? 29 and 67. Lucinda is the Mom.

[@MiaAnstine]

You start by saying we’re light-FAIL

[@ColorClassInc]

Oops - light hair!

[@shimmer8289]

They sell the top and pants in lemon musera store on shein. Ive seen it modelled here onnu tube fyi....btw i have gold hair and im not attracted to these colors yellow, orange, lavender. I may like coral its odd i tend to like red, black, aqua blue, chocolate browns so confusing.