Alemci if you're fair/pale/not too high contrast, you might be a pastel spring, but TBH the system we use is quite different to CMB, so you might come out as something entirely different (their spring palette is quite different to ours, from looking at the one I was wrongly given and a friend's one which was slightly different as she was diagnosed as different type of spring).
Littlebaby I really couldn't commit to anything without a proper analysis - I think of the couple of dozen people I've had come in the studio who have worked out their colours online, perhaps three have been right, so it's really impossible to say until you get the drapes on someone. The thing is, the wrong colours might be fine, but the right colours will be amazing - I can wear, for instance, cobalt blue, and get compliments, but that's (a) because it's not completely horrendous on me, and it sort of suits my dramatic style and (b) it completely takes over brightness-wise, so all anyone sees is the cobalt blue, and I get lots of compliments on my clothes and very few on me, iykwim. If I substitute that cobalt for the autumn kingfisher equivalent, I get compliments both because it works for my colour and style, and people compliment me rather than my clothes. It's just impossible to gauge someone's potential without getting the drapes on them, IMO. Sorry, that was quite a long answer!