Sugar on Top · Kit No. 5

Mint Condition.

The morning after it rained all night.
Everything is clean.

The Palette

Nine colors. Five structural roles.

Every color earns its place. Hover to clear the fog — or just read what's already there.

Spearmint #6DBAA1 Anchor True mint — the cool-fresh-clear of the woman who has just decided. The kit's identity at the woman's level: Fresh.
Aloe Honey #C8B88A Counterweight + Flex hue Warm tan-gold. The sun breaking through in THE SCENE — the warmth that proves the kit isn't cold.
Bare Oak #E3D3B8 Warm carrier neutral Pale lived-in oak — the chair by the window, the windowsill ledge, the wooden floor warm from morning sun.
Rain Glass #A8B5BA Cool carrier neutral The window after rain. Medium-depth cool gray with the faintest blue-green cast.
Evergreen #1E4D3D Deep anchor Dark forest green — where the light doesn't reach. The wet evergreens still dripping from last night's rain.
Slate Moss #3A4A42 Dark text neutral Dark gray-green. For text, structure, and the bones of the design. More personality than black.
Ice Glass #B8DCE3 Cool saturated accent Pale icy blue with the faintest cool-mint undertone. The breath on the windowpane. Under 10% use.
Eucalyptus #A8D5C8 Airy mint accent Spearmint's lighter self. The color of clean. Airy enough for backgrounds, specific enough to feel intentional.
Morning Glass #F5F9F7 Light base The lightest green-white. Frosted glass in early light. Not stark white — there's life in it.

The Scene

What's beneath the glass.

Move your cursor across this panel. The frost clears where you look closely — like a warm hand on a cold window. When you move away, the glass fogs back. The kit teaches patience.

Spearmint Fresh matte — a pressed leaf. The anchor. The woman who has just decided.
Ice Glass The breath on the windowpane. Frosted glass, cold to the touch. Temperature-drop punctuation.
Rain Glass Condensation is the texture. The window after rain — wet stone path, gray of clearing cloud.
Bare Oak The chair by the window, warmed by morning sun. The wood note that proves she's not cold.
Aloe Honey Raw linen — woven, organic. The gold where sun breaks through and warms what the rain left cool.
Evergreen Deep matte, dark wet stone. The trees outside still dripping. Where the eye rests in absence of light.

"Clean isn't cold. She has range — she just uses it with intention."

Mint Condition — Sugar on Top Kit No. 5

What's Inside

Everything placed. Nothing accidental.

Every file in the kit is a decision. Here's what you get — and what it does.

Brand Color System
Nine hex codes with structural role labels. Five structural roles verified. Primary pairs, accent plays, the contrast stack — all mapped.
Typography Suite
Fraunces · Lora · Manrope. The Rainwashed Suite. Scale, weight, usage rules. A clear window on a rainy morning — you're not supposed to notice the glass.
Material Textures
Nine color-as-material textures. Pressed leaf, wet stone, raw linen, pale oak. Nothing here is flat — each color carries its own surface quality.
Combination Cheat Sheet
Every tested pairing, WCAG contrast ratio, and use-case note. Eleven AA-passing body pairs. Warm ground and cool ground both covered.
Brand Board
The full kit at a glance. Social-ready. The nine materials laid out in one clean image — placed precisely, nothing missing.
Link-in-Bio Page
Fully styled link page. Cool-clear palette, breathing-room layout. Your brand, not a template.
Social Headers
Ready-to-use header files at the right proportions. The morning-after-rain aesthetic at scale.
Palette Display
The nine colors, their roles, their pairings, and their texture notes — all in one shareable visual.

The Textures

Nothing here is flat.

Each color carries a material truth. The morning kitchen after rain — wet leaves, cool glass, warm wood, raw linen. Every surface quality is already named.

Spearmint
Fresh matte — like a pressed leaf. Spearmint grows in soil, not in a lab.
Eucalyptus
Frosted glass, slightly translucent. The airy mint that doesn't demand attention.
Evergreen
Deep matte, like dark wet stone. The forest floor after all night of rain.
Aloe Honey
Raw linen — woven, organic. The warmth that keeps the palette from clinical.
Bare Oak
Pale lived-in wood grain, smooth-with-character. The chair by the window, warmed by morning sun.
Rain Glass
Wet stone — the gray of a rain-darkened path. Condensation IS the texture.
Ice Glass
Frosted glass with breath-condensation — the cold that comes in when the door opens.
Slate Moss
Matte stone with subtle green patina. More personality than black; more warmth than charcoal.
Morning Glass
Smooth, clean, barely-there frost. Not stark white — there's life in it.

One cool note that changes everything.

Without contrast, warm collapses into cozy. Ice Glass is the air that keeps it crisp — the breath on the windowpane, the chill that comes in when the door opens. Under 10% use. At 10% it changes everything.

Spearmint + Ice Glass
Cool meets cooler. The temperature-drop pairing.