I love what you said about us soft, warm, medium folks pulling from both palettes. I really think that is where I fall! I have been waffling between the two, and now I know why!

Wow! This was SO  well explained! Thank you!❤

That red is amazing on you!

Thank you!  I was told I am a soft spring but I find myself drawn to the colors of the soft autumn more as I find the spring colors lack gravitas.  Just give me a bunch of soft olives, browns and blues and I'm a happy camper.  None of those weak pale shades for my personality!

Thanks! Such a great explanation! 😄 I love any time you cover some of the less common palettes because no one else does and it's nice to learn about them!

This was super helpful!

I definitely ping ponged between Spring & Autum in the original CMB 4 season system. Some of the autumn colors felt too "muddy" dark & drab while several of the spring colors felt a little too light, cool & Easter-y. ( Lots of pastel blues & pinks that I knew weren't great on me but the tans & golden browns & spring greens were) Years later I was actually professionally analyzed & was declared a Chestnut Warm Spring. Sure enough, it was a combination of both Spring/Autumn personalized for me. I was never light enough to be Light (my skin is but my eyes & hair are medium) but I wasn't Dark either & that left Soft. But, my colors can't be TOO soft & must be warm based. I do think we lose our warmth & vibrancy as we age & go grey. So, we either become the "soft" or light version of our palette, dial down our contrast or start borrowing from our sister palettes more. It's probably a bigger color transition for Warms & Deeps unless you color your hair. If you're already light or medium & cool/soft, going white, silver or grey in your hair seems a more seamless transition since it will harmonize with the colors you are already wearing. Color can be very subtle & complex especially when you're judging it against white. This is where I think swatches are helpful since you have a color to compare against. It's not always easy to tell if a color is bright, light, warm or cool just by looking. All the seasons have Navy as a neutral but it isn't the same Navy. And I think high contrast coloring can sometimes cheat temperature with brightness or depth (depending on the color)

This is excellent on all spectrums! The knowing and seeing what you are explaining…understanding it, and the applications of it…this video really is effective and well done!🎉Thank you! 🎉 5 star! 🎉

The soft palettes are too light and too muted on me. The clear palettes are too bold.

I like videos when you are together with your mum. And apparently i like the video when you are alone too. Love your channel. Thanks to you i now know that i’m soft but a little more than medium depth autumn. And yet I struggled to buy an umbrella! Most of them are cold (emerald, cold blues) i ended up buying teal (gravitating towards blue) and ordered orange-coral ish red). We’ll see tomorrow).

Love this channel!

I’m all confused now 😂 I have had two people one said I was a bright winter another soft autumn. After a couple years I noticed bright is not my thing winter does not look good on me I like the softer colors a lot more especially soft autumn/summer. I love how you said “ish”. When I was little my hair was brownish. My eyes are very dark brown but my lashes and eyebrows are lighter and brownish. My skin too it does tan but it’s lightish 😂. Definitely fit the profile of a soft palette I just don’t know which one. I dye my hair a lot and it throws people off.

Thank you. This explains a lot.

Great presentation in your  use of adjectives and nuance to describe the colors of the soft autumn and soft spring palettes.

Having heard you say that black haired people might soften when they transition to grey, I'm wondering if this is usually the case?  Someone with dark hair going silver/grey/white around the face and crown but remaining dark  underneath and at the back - would that not add to her overall contrast?  And putting muted or muddy colours on someone with silver/white hair might actually make the hair look a bid muddy, as silver hair is so reflective?

Pls do a video on olives. Cool olive …warm olive …. What is it? Am I it ? How can I tell ? Is it even a thing ? Is it a conspiracy? I’m confused.

Stop interrupting your beautiful and WITTY mother,  please. She has a great sense of homour as well as a sense of style. I struggle to finish watching all the way through because of this. Let her shine, please.