White Gloss

White Gloss reads as a warm neutral because of its faint reddish blush undertones. While it sits on a grey base that keeps it from appearing too pink, the underlying pigment adds just enough warmth to soften UI designs compared to standard, clinical whites.

High-contrast darks like charcoal or deep espresso work best for text when using White Gloss as a background. Because #ffeeee is quite light, pairing it with dark, neutral text ensures readability standards are met while keeping the overall design aesthetic soft and inviting.