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Distilled Rose is a pale, high-key magenta that leans cool and candy-sweet. Because this pastel shade is quite light, it excels as a soft, airy background color for feminine or youthful branding. The hex code for this tint is #ffbbff. It offers excellent contrast for black typography, keeping small text readable and sharp in UI designs while maintaining a delicate, sparkling character.
About Distilled Rose
Bubblegum frost on a cold windowpane
What does distilled rose mean?
Distilled Rose often reads as sweet, playful, and a little showy, with hints of spring flowers and celebration frosting. Its near-white lightness keeps things airy and glowing, while the strong pink saturation adds sparkle and energy instead of sleepiness.
Where you see distilled rose
- birthday cake frosting
- cotton candy
- iridescent nail polish
- bubble bath foam
- holographic wrapping paper
- shimmery blush highlighter
What it works for
Use it for party invitations, beauty packaging, kids products, or any design that wants a fresh, glittery touch without heavy pigment.
What colors go with distilled rose?
Midnight Blue #020035The dark, quiet base lets this glowing pink do all the sparkling.Forest Green #154406Cool green grounds the sweetness and pulls the color toward fresh instead of sugary.Charcoal #36454fGray tones mute the glitter, giving the pink a cooler, more modern edge.Mustard #ffdb58Warm yellow pushes against the cool pink, creating a lively, jazzy contrast.Teal #008080Both colors lean cool, so the pairing feels crisp and clean rather than loud.Aubergine #372528The deep purple shares its hue family but adds weight and richness underneath.
Questions about Distilled Rose
What is the hex code for Distilled Rose?
Distilled Rose is #ffbbff. In RGB that is rgb(255, 187, 255), in HSL hsl(300, 100%, 87%) and in CMYK 0%, 27%, 0%, 0%.
Is Distilled Rose readable on white or black?
Distilled Rose has a 1.52:1 contrast ratio on white and 13.80:1 on black. WCAG asks for 4.5:1 for body text and 3:1 for large text, so on white it is too faint for text and on black it works for body text. Try other pairs in the contrast checker.