Light Spring color palette guide.

Choose peach, light coral, butter yellow, aqua, fresh mint, and warm ivory near the face.

Strong Light Spring colors often include Apricot, Clear peach, Light coral, Salmon pink, Light golden yellow, Light leaf green, Fresh mint, Light aqua. Use these near the face first: tops, scarves, glasses, makeup, and jewelry are the fastest tests.

Black, burgundy, dark pine, muddy olive, and cool charcoal can feel too heavy.

Common caution colors include Black, Heavy burgundy, Cool charcoal, Deep pine, Blackened eggplant, Cool fuchsia. These shades are not banned, but they usually work better as shoes, bags, lower-half pieces, or small accents away from the face.

Warm ivory, light oat, soft camel, and clear light navy make the easiest base.

A palette becomes easier to wear when the neutrals are right. Start with two or three reliable neutrals, then add accent colors that repeat across tops, makeup, and accessories.

Try peach blush, clear coral lips, warm ivory highlights, and light golden shimmer.

Soft golden blonde, strawberry blonde, honey brown, and light warm brunette usually feel more connected than ash tones.

Use this as a direction, not a fixed rule. Hair color, makeup texture, and personal contrast all matter, so test changes in natural light before making a big commitment.