Melon Peach
#F4A58A
A fresh peach nude for everyday brightness.
A bright, airy season with delicate warmth.
Makeup focus
Choose peachy lips, apricot blush, and champagne eyes that keep the face clear and lightly radiant.
Signature colors
See the qualities that shape this season’s colors.
Temperature
Warm
Value
Light
Chroma
Bright
Contrast
Low
Core colors
Neutrals
Accent colors
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Melon Peach
#F4A58A
A fresh peach nude for everyday brightness.
Guava Tint
#EE8D88
A light coral-pink tint that stays delicate.
Warm Petal
#D98C80
A soft warm rose for polished daytime makeup.
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Apricot Veil
#F2B39B
A sheer apricot flush that keeps the skin light.
Peach Bloom
#EAA78D
A peachy glow with gentle warmth.
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Champagne Wash
#E6D1B8
A light champagne shimmer for open-looking eyes.
Honey Sand
#D8BA97
A soft sandy neutral with a spring warmth.
Pale Moss
#B6B18F
A muted green-taupe accent for subtle depth.
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Butter Cream
#F2E6CC
A gentle creamy neutral.
Petal Peach
#F2C4AE
A light warm accent for soft styling.
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