They are much more in your face, I guess. Strip 13 is the pea greens, mainly, but oddly enough, I couldn’t find much in common with the TCI pea greens. Grass, maybe? I like these kinds of colors on myself, so I’m glad to have this added branch of the green family. Strip 12 is green with no additional descriptors needed–it’s not jade or teal or pea or olive. The brightest/lightest green on the PrismX11 palette is one I could perhaps imagine on the walls of a stately country home. The brightest blue-green on TCI is one you could easily mistake for a spring color. There is just an increased complexity that is hard to describe. The blue-greens of strip 11 are a similar story. Strip ten’s blues are pretty similar to ones found on the TCI palette, but you can see the brightness level never gets quite as high as it does on TCI. The one blue I did find that works with this strip of blues from the TCI palette fits nicely, but it’s that odd lone blue found on the strip of olives. It’s a very classic darkish purple, no real strong plummy tones. The light purple here is kind of unexpected for DA, but I’m into it. Strip nine has even more purples and we start to move into the blues. And the darkest purple here is slightly lighter and cooler than the TCI version. It’s a little less red than its TCI equivalent. The bottom two shades would also function nicely as bold wintry lipstick choices. Here we have some true purple and red-violet shades, which I’m sure will be welcome. Strip eight has purples, and I think the fact that the TCI palette has only orchid or very dark purples is one of the most confusing things about it.
Otherwise, the colors are a little richer/less clear, apart from the pretty rosy brown that is missing altogether. Its closest TCI equivalent is the bright coral shade, and I think the more muted and deeper version in PrismX11 will probably be considered more wearable by most DAs.
#True autumn coporate palette full
Strip seven is full of great lipstick colors! The biggest difference is probably the color at the bottom. As far as the light shades go, the lighter shade from the TCI palette is a light warm coral/pink, and the TCI color is basically a band-aid color. The colors I have here are much cooler, kind of plummy. Many of our lipsticks are in the category, and the TCI palette doesn’t have great equivalents. I think this would be a great strip to have when you go lipstick shopping.
#True autumn coporate palette skin
The pale color basically looks like a medium-warm skin tone. The shades that are similar have more depth and more yellow in the TCI version. Strip five is more browns and oranges, and the darkest browns are redder than any of the ones of the TCI palette. The closest shades on the TCI palette to the bottom two are the olives, but unlike the first olives we saw, these are less green than the TCI olives. This yellow falls between the two shades on the TCI palette. If you are looking for a palette with more neutrals, this is a good option. Note the dark brown, for which there is no TCI equivalent–this palette has a LOT more browns. Even the lighter brown is more yellow on the PrismX11 palette. The TCI versions have a pinker cast to them. Strip three is pale oranges/creams and some browns.
The photo of the palette as a whole is probably a better representation of what this strip looks like.
It was hard to get the colors to render correctly in Photoshop, but I did the best I could. The light color is more complex than the one found on the icies strip. This strip of olives is less yellow than the TCI versions, and there are no real midtones. The second strip has some deep, neuutral olive greens and a nice avocado/pistachio color. The TCI lighter grays I would describe more as stones or taupes the PrismX11’s are true grays. The darkest gray and black seem warmer the lighter shades seem cooler. But the PrismX11 does not have the brightest colors on the TCI palette, the saturated colors along the top. The Invent Your Image palette similarly seems darker, even though the colors are actually more or less the same as the TCI’s. Part of this is because the dark colors are at the top of the palette. The general first impression is that the PrismX11 is significantly darker.
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