<Vibrant Serenity with Lighter Complementary Brown>
1. Coral - 
                            
                            #E07A5F
                         - A bright and warm coral that infuses energy and vitality, reminiscent of blooming flowers.
2. Sage Green - 
                            
                            #9CB380
                         - A muted, calming green that brings a sense of tranquility and reflects nature's essence.
3. Dusty Rose - 
                            
                            #D8A7B1
                         - A soft, romantic pink that provides a gentle balance to the bolder hues in the palette.
4. Light Sand - 
                            
                            #F4E3C3
                         - A soft beige that acts as a neutral backdrop, enhancing the overall harmony of the palette.
5. Warm Chestnut - 
                            
                            #8B5A29
                         - A medium, warm brown that adds richness and grounding without overpowering the vibrant tones.

The addition of Warm Chestnut ( #8B5A29 ) provides a lighter, more approachable brown that complements the vibrant colors beautifully while maintaining warmth. Here are some suggestions for using this shade effectively:

Suggested Uses for Warm Chestnut:

• Logo Accents: Use Warm Chestnut in your logo to add a natural touch without making it too dark or heavy.
• Typography: This shade works well for body text or headings, offering a softer contrast against the lighter colors of the palette.
• Packaging Details: Incorporate Warm Chestnut for outlines, patterns, or typography on product packaging to create an inviting look.
• Marketing Materials: Use this color in social media graphics, flyers, or other promotional materials to maintain a consistent and warm brand identity.

Brand Messaging:

The warmer tone can convey a sense of earthiness and authenticity, reinforcing the natural aspect of your skincare products.

Would you like more detailed ideas on particular design implementations, or do you have other aspects of your skincare brand you’d like to discuss?