Brick Garnet
#8D433A
A deep brick-red with warm richness.
A deep, dramatic autumn season with strong warmth. Makeup shines in richer browns, brick reds, and dark olive tones.
Makeup focus
Choose deeper brick lips, roasted blush, and espresso-olive eyes to create substantial warmth and depth.
Signature color direction
Step 2: Learn after your result
This season page is here to explain your analysis result in more detail. If you have not started the photo flow yet, begin there first and come back after.
These characteristics explain why this season works and how supporting color palette directions should be used.
Main result: this season page is your primary framework.
Temperature
Warm
Value
Deep
Chroma
Soft
Contrast
Medium
These palette directions help apply the season more practically. They support the season result, not replace it.
Your season is the main result. The Color Palette is a supporting color direction within that season.
Core Direction
Neutrals
Accent Direction
Once your season direction is clear, use the color palette support below to make color choices feel more practical in makeup and styling.
Lip directions that usually feel most natural and flattering within this season.
Brick Garnet
#8D433A
A deep brick-red with warm richness.
Mulled Spice
#7C4038
A roasted reddish brown lip.
Cocoa Rust
#764139
A dark warm neutral statement.
Blush tones that support the face without disrupting the season's overall harmony.
Roasted Apricot
#A16551
A deep warm flush.
Burnt Clay
#8B5848
A darker terracotta blush tone.
Eye shades that add shape and definition while keeping the makeup story coherent.
Espresso Olive
#574A33
A dark olive-brown for strong depth.
Antique Bronze
#80603C
A rich metallic bronze.
Deep Bark
#4D372B
A grounding deep contour color.
Fashion Accent
Fashion stays secondary here. Use these tones as supporting accents after the makeup direction is already working.
Dark Camel: A deeper warm neutral.
Forest Olive: A dark earthy accent.
Keep exploring
Use these independent guides to compare nearby seasons and apply your color direction in real decisions.
If you look best in deep, rich colors but feel unsure whether warm or cool tones suit you better, you may be deciding between Deep Autumn and Deep Winter.
Read on the EverlySpark blogIf you are drawn to deep, rich colors but feel unsure whether cool or warm tones suit you best, you may be deciding between Deep Winter and Deep Autumn.
Read on the EverlySpark blogIf you naturally look better in warm, rich, and earthy tones, you may be a True Autumn. This season is known for its depth, warmth, and natural richness — but it is often confused with Soft Autumn or Deep Autumn.
Read on the EverlySpark blogUse your result
season
Choose deeper brick lips, roasted blush, and espresso-olive eyes to create substantial warmth and depth.
Open guidepalette
A supporting palette direction that adds richer warm depth inside autumn season results.
Open guidemakeup
A supporting palette direction for softer, balanced styling when your season sits near warm/cool boundaries.
Open guideYour next action
Use the five-photo analysis to validate your Deep Autumn direction against more lighting and feature signals.
Supporting Color Palette Views For This Season
These palette views help you compare practical color moods inside your season result. They do not replace the season itself.