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code.d’s Color Positioning Charts

Colorful makeup swatches arranged in a chart, with each labeled by name and season, by Clinique, with axes indicating light to deep and warm to cool tones.
A color guide for Rare Beauty's Soft Pinch Liquid Blush, arranged in a circular pattern with four main categories: Spring, Light, Summer, and Autumn, each associated with different blush shades and emotions.
A chart of Dior Rouge Blush shades organized by seasons and temperatures, with shades like Nude Look, Hologram, and Tutu.
Chart illustrating different shades of blush categorized by seasons and temperature preferences. Spring is associated with nearly apricot, light with nearly mauve, summer with nearly rose, autumn with nearly neutral, deep with nearly berry, winter with nearly berry. The chart emphasizes staying vulnerable with melting blush.
A chart showing Dior Backstage Rosy Glow Blush shades arranged from spring to winter, light to deep, with each shade labeled and corresponding to a specific color swatch.
A chart displaying three blush tones in round compact cases with pink lids, arranged from left to right. The blushes are labeled "Exhilarate," "Enlighten," and "Mesmerize." The chart is divided into four categories: "Warm," "Light," "Cool," and "Deep," with the blushes positioned to reflect their suitability from spring to winter. The background is light with a subtle textured pattern.
A chart titled "Stay Vulnerable Melting Blush" shows different blush shades categorized by seasons and emotions. Joy is associated with a warm, autumn shade; Cheer with a lighter, spring shade; Hope with a light, summer shade; Happy with a summer shade; Love with a warm shade; and Truth with a deep, winter shade. The chart highlights blush colors' connection to seasons and emotional states.

Brands’ Official Color Positioning Charts