True Spring.

True Spring is the season of vitality at full expression – the noon sun, the ripe peach, the geranium in bloom. The palette is the warmest among the warm seasons and lives at high chroma without descending into harshness. The maison observes that True Springs are sometimes mistaken for Bright Springs and reach for cooler clarity that drains them; the distinction matters because True Spring's brightness is golden, never icy. The signature of True Spring is fresh saturation – warm clarity that reads as alive rather than performed. The face wearing this palette glows; the features animate; the whole composition lifts toward energy. Muted tones make the face look tired; cool pinks introduce a foreign register; deep wintery jewel tones compete with the natural warmth and lose. The palette serves as a celebration of the warmth the season was given.

Note de transition.

As hair silvers, True Spring's palette holds its character but the expression refines. The most saturated colours (rouge vrai, corail profond, jaune doré) recede slightly; the lighter foundations (blanc chaud, primevère, camel) become more central. Silver hair adds a counterpoint to the season's warmth that many True Springs find more flattering than they expected – the contrast lets the palette's clarity register more clearly against the new coolness.