What is the HEX code for Lavender and Yellow mixed?

When Lavender (#E6E6FA) and Yellow (#FFFF00) are mixed equally, the result is Light Green / Mint with HEX code #FBF29C.

What is the approximate Pantone™ match for Lavender and Yellow mixed?

The closest approximate Pantone™ match for the mix of Lavender and Yellow is 100 C (ΔE 4.2). This is a mathematical approximation, not an officially certified Pantone value.

What Color Does Lavender and Yellow Make?

Q: What Color Does Lavender and Yellow Make?

Mixing Lavender and Yellow produces Light Green / Mint. The resulting color has a HEX code of #FBF29C and RGB values of rgb(251, 242, 156).

Lavender#E6E6FA

Yellow#FFFF00

#FBF29C

Light Green / Mint

#FBF29C

Light Green / Mint

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HEX#FBF29C

RGBrgb(251, 242, 156)

HSLhsl(54°, 92%, 80%)

CMYKcmyk(0%, 4%, 38%, 2%)

CIELABLab(94.5, -9.1, 42.6)

Pantone™ Approximations

100 CClose (ΔE 4.2)

120 CClose (ΔE 5.3)

106 CApproximate (ΔE 7.9)

Pantone™ values shown are mathematical approximations, not official Pantone colors. Pantone® is a registered trademark of Pantone LLC.

RAL (approx.)

RAL 1015Light ivoryApproximate (ΔE 6.6)

RAL 1014IvoryApproximate (ΔE 10.5)

RAL 1018Zinc yellowApproximate (ΔE 11.2)

Pantone® and RAL® codes shown are mathematical approximations calculated by color distance (ΔE CIEDE2000). They are not officially certified values.

About This Color Combination

Lavender and yellow mixed together produce light green and mint, a fresh, delicate result that emerges as blue (from lavender's purple base) combines with yellow to create green, while lavender's pale, desaturated quality keeps the result firmly in the soft pastel range. The resulting mint is airy and light, with a slightly warm undertone from yellow that prevents it from feeling icy. It is an unexpectedly fresh and cheerful mix.

Usage Tips

In watercolor illustration, light green from lavender-yellow mixes is perfect for new spring foliage, translucent leaves, and the delicate backgrounds of botanical cards and stationery. Graphic designers use pale mint in Easter, spring, and children's branding where freshness and gentle energy are the desired tone. Interior designers can use this soft green in nurseries, bathroom accents, and floral-themed rooms where it adds a touch of nature without demanding attention. Pair with pale pink, soft cream, and white for a complete light, airy spring palette.

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