rosepink

Rosepink is a color name used to describe a pink shade with a rosy undertone. It sits between rose and pink on the color spectrum, and as a descriptive term it does not correspond to a single universal standard.

In practice, rosepink can range from pale, soft pinks with a touch of coral to warmer, medium-light pinks with a subtle red influence. Because it is not a standardized color in major systems such as RGB or CMYK, exact representations vary between manufacturers and palettes. In digital media, rosepink is typically created by combining red and white with a small amount of blue or magenta to achieve a gentle, rosy hue.

Applications of rosepink span fashion, cosmetics, interior design, and branding. It is used to convey gentleness, romance, or nostalgia and is often paired with neutrals such as gray, taupe, or navy, as well as metallics like gold or rose gold. The shade is valued for its versatility across light and muted palettes.

Etymology and usage: The term rosepink combines 'rose' and 'pink' and appears in color naming and consumer product descriptions. While it reflects a common category of pink shades named after flowers or natural tones, there is no formal standard that designates a unique hex code, Pantone value, or CMYK specification for rosepink.