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Deep Autumn
Dark, warm and richly intense
Your Deep Autumn Color Palette
Deep Autumn has the deepest coloring of the Autumn family with warm undertones and high depth. Very dark hair, deep warm eyes and medium to deep skin are common. Best colors are rich, dark and warm: deep burgundy, forest green, deep teal, rich brown and dark gold.
Your Best Colors
Deep Burgundy
Forest Green
Deep Teal
Rich Brown
Dark Gold
Copper
Dark Olive
Deep Rust
Chocolate
Dark Warm Red
Bronze
Deep Warm Navy
Colors to Wear Less
Icy Pink
Bright White
Soft Pastel Blue
Cool Lavender
Neon any
Silver Grey
How to Use Your Deep Autumn Palette
Colors to Build Your Wardrobe Around
- Deep burgundy as your go-to dark
- Forest green as your green
- Rich brown as your neutral
- Copper for warmth
- Deep teal for contrast
- Dark olive as a base color
Makeup Shades That Suit Your Season
- Deep warm foundation
- Warm bronze or terracotta blush
- Deep warm berry or brick lips
- Copper, warm brown or deep khaki eyeshadow
Hair Colors That Work With Your Season
- Very deep warm brown
- Rich black-brown
- Deep auburn
- Dark chocolate with warm tones
Your Neutral Base and Best Metal
Bronze and antique gold. Deep brown and dark warm olive as neutrals.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Deep Autumn is the darkest Autumn season with warm undertones and deep, rich coloring that suits the darkest and most intense warm colors.
Both are deep seasons but Deep Autumn has warm undertones and suits warm-based dark colors. Deep Winter has cool undertones.
Light colors can feel washed out against the depth of Deep Autumn coloring. Warm medium tones work better than pale shades.
Deep warm burgundy, oxblood or rich warm red rather than a bright or cool red.
Deep Winter shares the depth, and Warm Autumn shares the warmth.