Sensitive Tan is the bridge color between the mental and the emotional core colors

Logical, practical, rational, and analytical yet sensitive, intuitive, and receptive

Caring, considerate, polite and nurturing; home and family are extremely important

Often put their family’s needs before their own; ultra-responsible “Good Samaritans”

Wholesome, honest people who treat others with compassion, patience and understanding

Practical, rational and sensible problem solvers yet thoughtful of other’s needs

Can be quiet, reserved and shy until they find their healthy sense of self

Usually get involved in their community; they enjoy helping and supporting people

Security and stability in their job and home are extremely important

Tend to be emotionally calm and even-keeled; great listeners and counselors

They believe people are basically good and loving inside, like them

Good at taking care of details and working behind the scenes; efficient and accurate people

Need to learn to trust intuitive information that comes to them rather than analyzing it

Very relationship-oriented, family-oriented, and security-oriented; look for similar mate

Interested in having a traditional, stable, loving family with well-adjusted children

Able to be calm, composed and very patient with their children

When insecure, Sensitive Tans can be too nice and lenient; the proverbial “doormat” person

When secure, Sensitive Tans can get along with just about anyone

Not financial risk-takers; prefer safe, secure investments

Prefer low stress, structured jobs where expectations of them are clearly defined

Last minute deadlines and surprises at work cause them considerable stress

Famous Examples:  George Bailey (James Stewart) in It’s a Wonderful Life and Jessica Fletcher (Angela Lansbury) in Murder She Wrote