Light Summer
Dominant Characteristic: Light
Secondary Characteristic: Cool
Contrast Level: Medium to low
The Light Suimmer will have light eyes, skin and hair with little contrast between them. Most likely you were or are a natural blonde though your hair could have gotten darker as you got older. The difference between you and the Light Spring is that you favor cool rather than warm colors. Your eyes will almost always be blue, grey blue or grey. You might see a more pink or rosy glow to your skin rather than a peachy glow. Your coloring will be more neutral and much more delicate than the Cool Summer.
Cool Summer
Dominant Characteristic: Cool
Secondary Characteristic: Soft
Contrast Level: Medium to high
The Cool Summer can exhibit an obvious pink or rosy glow to them but if they don't then the easiest way to tell if they are indeed a cool season is to put a golden yellow fabric to their face. The effect will not be flattering. Cool seasons need to avoid warm undertones adamantly. Softer, more muted cool colors flatter you best, unlike the stronger, clearer colors of the Cool Winter. Eyes will often be blue, but can be rose-brown, grey-green, or blue green. Hair will often be brown or blonde with ash tones with no red or golden tones.
Soft Summer
Dominant Characteristic: Soft
Secondary Characteristic: Cool
Contrast Level: Medium to low
The Soft Summer can be easy to miscategorize. While you have a depth about you, it's never deep enough as to make you a Winter. While soft cool colors flatter you best, your coloring is noticeably more neutral than the Cool Summer, because you have both warm and cool elements to you. You hair will often lack any natural highlights and can often be called "mousy". Your eyes can be a soft blue, hazel, hazel-green or chocolate brown. Chocolate brown eyed Soft Summers often get mistaken for some sort of Winter. This is where you need to look at the whole package of hair, skin, and eyes to test which season you are. Rich velvety colors look best on you (Anm.: mit "underlying greyness").