The 4 Seasons: Autumn and Spring (Warm).

Autumn: Rich, earthy and deep warmth.

The Autumn profile evokes the opulence of nature and organic tones. People of this season project a golden, copper or tan warmth.

Their skin tends to have a rich undertone, which can range from a creamy ivory (often with freckles) to a golden beige or warm chocolate.

The hair is their most distinctive feature, always presenting warm highlights under the light: auburn with coppery highlights, deep red, golden brown or dark honey blonde. The eyes accompany this warmth with shades of brown, amber, olive green or honey.

Her color palette is deep, rich and earthy, inspired by a deciduous forest or spices.

Its power colors include terracotta, mustard yellow, olive green, burnt orange, chocolate brown, camel and brick red.

Unlike Winter, Autumn loses its luster with cool, electric colors like fuchsia or cyan blue.

Black is also too severe and disconnected from its natural harmony; your best dark options are deep browns or deep forest green.

In accessories, yellow gold, bronze, copper and natural materials such as wood enhance its beauty.

Spring: Brightness, vitality and freshness

The Spring season is synonymous with light, clarity and vibrant energy. It shares the warmth of Autumn but differs radically by being clear and bright.

Spring people have a fresh and often delicate appearance; their skin is usually ivory with an obvious peach undertone, or light golden beige, and they blush easily in shades of salmon or coral.

Their hair is usually light and luminous: golden blonde, flaxen blonde, strawberry blonde or light brown with lots of golden sheen.

Their eyes have a crystalline, vibrant quality, like transparent "marbles" in shades of turquoise blue, apple green or topaz. Their palette is a burst of fruity and floral color.

They favor yellow-based colors that are clean and vivid: vibrant coral, bright turquoise, lime green, daffodil yellow, salmon and warm violet (cyclamen-like).

They should shy away from dark, heavy colors that "drown" their natural luminosity, such as black, lead gray or very dark, muted browns.

They should also avoid the cool, grayish pastels of Summer, which make them look washed out. Bright gold and rose gold are the metals that best accompany their vitality.

Summary

The Autumn season evokes organic richness, earthiness and deep warmth with golden undertones. Its ideal palette includes terracotta, mustard and olive green, losing vitality with black or cool tones.

Spring shares the warmth but is defined by being light, bright and vibrant. Its colors are a fruity and clean burst like coral or turquoise, fleeing from dark and heavy tones.

Both seasons reject ashy and cold shades. Autumn is enhanced with metals like bronze and copper, while Spring requires the glow of yellow or rose gold to enhance its light.