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True Autumn vs Deep Autumn

How to tell which one you actually are.

The short answer. Same warmth, different depth. True Autumn sits at medium — rust and mustard. Deep Autumn needs chocolate and burgundy, and medium shades start to look washed out on it.

True Autumn

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Deep Autumn

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What separates them, from each side

Each guide describes the other from its own point of view, and the two tests are different. This is the only page that carries both.

Read from True Autumn

Warm but darker than you. A Deep Autumn needs chocolate and burgundy to look finished and finds mid-tone rust slightly washed out. If the darkest browns make you look richer than mid-tone earth colors do, look here.

Read from Deep Autumn

Warmer and a step lighter than you. A True Autumn is at its best in mid-depth earth colors, rust and mustard and olive, and does not need the darkest browns. If chocolate and burgundy make you look richer than rust does, stay here; if rust is the one that lights you up, look next door.

Check it on yourself

The self-check from the True Autumn guide

Do these in daylight, with a bare face if you can.

The self-check from the Deep Autumn guide

Do these in daylight, with a bare face if you can.

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The full guides

True Autumn — the complete guide
Deep Autumn — the complete guide

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