You can see the products I use for Light Springs, plus curated palettes and eye looks, in my post Light Spring Makeup Kit. In the RGB color wheel these are orange, chartreuse green, spring green, azure, violet and rose. And I’d avoid contouring if you’re not in a photo shoot - in real life it can look heavy and dirty, especially problematic on your ethereal complexion. Many bronzers will be too dark and earthy for you, but if you want to wear bronzer, look for one with a light peachy tone. For example, a sheer lipstick or gloss rather than a matte lipstick, or a thin liquid foundation rather than a thick cream one.Īlso be careful with bronzing and contouring. So, a pale peach lip can be great for a barely-there look but one of your more intense corals will be gorgeous for a more dramatic or playful look.īe aware that your complexion can easily be overwhelmed by heavy, opaque makeup, so sheerer or more lightweight options are usually preferable. Light Spring is delicate, yes, but also very colourful. That doesn’t mean insipid or colourless, though, not at all. Light Spring colours naturally make for fresh, delicate makeup looks. There are examples of colour combination for corporate wear on the last arm of the TCI Light Spring corporate fan, and here are some more: They will look professional and polished without weighing you down and diminishing you. Neutrals, on the other hand, are plentiful.
So you can use them to create the appearance of darker or more contrasting looks. Nevertheless, because you are light, your dark er colours will appear relatively darker on you than they would on others. And without much darkness, high light/dark contrast is hard to achieve. The last two of these are difficult for you - the whole point of Light Spring is that the colours are light, and darkness is problematic for you. That said, corporate clothing, in terms of colours, usually consists of some or all of these: When I’m discussing corporate clothing here, I’m talking about more conservative workplaces - if yours is more casual, this may not be relevant for you.
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