Spring has warm, golden-yellow undertones and clear — not muted — coloring. Where Springs diverge is in how golden, how bright, and how light or deep their overall palette runs. If colors look best on you when they're warm and fresh rather than muted or cool, you're likely a Spring.
The softest of the three Springs. Light Spring's palette is the most delicate and watercolor-like — think peach, light golden yellow, and soft warm white.
Bright and warm, True Spring wears the clearest versions of warm coral, golden yellow, and warm turquoise. Colors are fresh and vibrant, while always warm-leaning.
Also called Warm Spring in some color analysis systems.
Bright Spring leads with clarity — clean, saturated colors on a warm-neutral base. The color palette is higher contrast than Light and True Spring. Colors like kelly green, hot pink, and daffodil yellow reside in the Bright Spring color palette.