Pink does more work than any other colour in a stylist's kit — baby showers, first birthdays, bridal, Mother's Day, Valentine's — so the shade matters. Blush and Baby Pink are the soft, barely-there pinks; Pastel Pink is a touch cooler and more powdery; Rose Pink is a true mid pink; Rosewood and Berry are the deep, dusty tones; Peach leans warm toward orange.
Every shade comes in 5", 12", 18" and 36" (90cm) with 260s in most, so a Blush-to-Rosewood fade can run from the 5" fillers to the 36" statement balloon without a colour step. Pinks pair naturally with White Sand, Pearl White, Chrome Gold and Chrome Rose Gold.
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Questions stylists ask
Blush, Baby Pink or Pastel Pink?
Blush has a warm, skin-tone undertone and reads almost neutral from a distance. Baby Pink is a clean, classic light pink. Pastel Pink is the coolest and most powdery of the three. Order the Sample Bag if the client is particular.
What's the best deep pink for a dusty-rose palette?
Rosewood, with Blush and White Sand. Add Berry if you want more punch.
Do balloons fade in sunlight?
All our colours, pinks included, are stable for a day event in the sun. But 30°C-plus in direct sun, strong UV, wind and rain will damage any latex balloon — that's the latex, not the colour — so keep installs shaded as much as you can.