1. True Summer
True Summer embodies cool and soft tones, with a palette dominated by muted blues, pinks, and greens. It’s the quintessential summer season, with an overall cool undertone and gentle, pastel-like intensity.

2. Cool Summer
Cool Summer leans even cooler than True Summer, with crisp, icy shades of blue, lavender, and gray. This season has less warmth, making it ideal for individuals with very cool complexions.

3. Light Summer
Light Summer features soft, delicate colors with a light and airy quality. Think pale pinks, baby blues, and mint greens. The overall undertone is cool, but the brightness and lightness are key.

4. Soft Summer
Soft Summer sits on the border of Summer and Autumn, featuring muted, desaturated shades. These colors, like dusty rose and soft teal, have a cool undertone but are less vibrant and more subdued.

1. True Summer
True Summer embodies cool and soft tones, with a palette dominated by muted blues, pinks, and greens. It’s the quintessential summer season, with an overall cool undertone and gentle, pastel-like intensity.

2. Cool Summer
Cool Summer leans even cooler than True Summer, with crisp, icy shades of blue, lavender, and gray. This season has less warmth, making it ideal for individuals with very cool complexions.

3. Light Summer
Light Summer features soft, delicate colors with a light and airy quality. Think pale pinks, baby blues, and mint greens. The overall undertone is cool, but the brightness and lightness are key.

4. Soft Summer
Soft Summer sits on the border of Summer and Autumn, featuring muted, desaturated shades. These colors, like dusty rose and soft teal, have a cool undertone but are less vibrant and more subdued.

1. True Autumn
True Autumn is warm and rich, showcasing earthy tones like terracotta, olive green, and mustard yellow. The overall feel is cozy and golden.

2. Warm Autumn
Warm Autumn is the warmest of the Autumn subcategories, with a palette full of golden hues, warm browns, and sunny oranges. It’s ideal for individuals with a very warm complexion.

3. Dark Autumn
Dark Autumn is deep and dramatic, with rich colors like chocolate brown, deep olive, and maroon. It bridges the warmth of Autumn with the depth of Winter.

4. Soft Autumn
Soft Autumn shares characteristics with Summer, offering muted and dusty tones. Its palette is warm but understated, with shades like taupe, sage, and peach.

1. True Autumn
True Autumn is warm and rich, showcasing earthy tones like terracotta, olive green, and mustard yellow. The overall feel is cozy and golden.

2. Warm Autumn
Warm Autumn is the warmest of the Autumn subcategories, with a palette full of golden hues, warm browns, and sunny oranges. It’s ideal for individuals with a very warm complexion.

3. Dark Autumn
Dark Autumn is deep and dramatic, with rich colors like chocolate brown, deep olive, and maroon. It bridges the warmth of Autumn with the depth of Winter.

4. Soft Autumn
Soft Autumn shares characteristics with Summer, offering muted and dusty tones. Its palette is warm but understated, with shades like taupe, sage, and peach.

1. True Winter
True Winter is bold and cool, featuring high-contrast colors like pure white, jet black, and icy blue. It’s the most classic Winter palette, exuding intensity and clarity.

2. Cool Winter
Cool Winter emphasizes icy and clear tones with an extra chill, such as cobalt blue, magenta, and charcoal gray. This palette is ideal for those with very cool undertones.

3. Dark Winter
Dark Winter blends the depth of Winter with hints of Autumn’s warmth, featuring deep and dramatic colors like plum, navy, and forest green.

4. Bright Winter
Bright Winter combines Winter’s coolness with Spring’s brightness, resulting in vibrant and striking hues like fuchsia, turquoise, and electric blue.

1. True Winter
True Winter is bold and cool, featuring high-contrast colors like pure white, jet black, and icy blue. It’s the most classic Winter palette, exuding intensity and clarity.

2. Cool Winter
Cool Winter emphasizes icy and clear tones with an extra chill, such as cobalt blue, magenta, and charcoal gray. This palette is ideal for those with very cool undertones.

3. Dark Winter
Dark Winter blends the depth of Winter with hints of Autumn’s warmth, featuring deep and dramatic colors like plum, navy, and forest green.

4. Bright Winter
Bright Winter combines Winter’s coolness with Spring’s brightness, resulting in vibrant and striking hues like fuchsia, turquoise, and electric blue.

1. True Spring
True Spring is the essence of warmth and brightness, featuring sunny and cheerful tones like coral, daffodil yellow, and fresh green. This palette radiates vitality and warmth.

2. Warm Spring
Warm Spring leans into golden undertones, with shades like apricot, golden yellow, and light peach. Its warmth and brightness are its defining features.

3. Light Spring
Light Spring combines Spring’s warmth with Summer’s softness, offering gentle yet fresh colors like pale peach, mint, and light lavender.

4. Bright Spring
Bright Spring is vivid and lively, with colors that sparkle with clarity, such as hot pink, lime green, and vibrant orange. It blends Spring’s warmth with an intense brightness.

1. True Spring
True Spring is the essence of warmth and brightness, featuring sunny and cheerful tones like coral, daffodil yellow, and fresh green. This palette radiates vitality and warmth.

2. Warm Spring
Warm Spring leans into golden undertones, with shades like apricot, golden yellow, and light peach. Its warmth and brightness are its defining features.

3. Light Spring
Light Spring combines Spring’s warmth with Summer’s softness, offering gentle yet fresh colors like pale peach, mint, and light lavender.

4. Bright Spring
Bright Spring is vivid and lively, with colors that sparkle with clarity, such as hot pink, lime green, and vibrant orange. It blends Spring’s warmth with an intense brightness.