Extra Fuchsia

Extra Fuchsia looks like a bright lipstick red that's been kept slightly tighter at the edges, not as deep as Amor and not as punchy as the more urgent reds. Compared to Amor it comes across a notch more magenta-leaning, with a brighter feel and cleaner energy. Next to Bat's Blood Soup it reads cooler and a bit fresher, less heat, more fuchsia tint.

I reach for it in dashboards and health platforms when you need a status or alert chip that's clearly "attention" but won't feel like a fire alarm. Think clinical queue filters, lab-result highlights, incident banners in operations consoles, and the small "new or changed" markers in fintech workflows. It also holds up well for design systems where you want the one you reach for when Amor starts to feel too composed and the more demanding reds feel too loud.

Quirk: on very warm surfaces it can drift toward a more pink highlight vibe, so pair-test it against your other alert tones on cream or beige backgrounds.