Peach Taffy

Peach Taffy looks like the soft pull of fruit candy at the edge of daylight. It's noticeably lighter and more delicate than Baltic Amber, with no amber-resin toughness, and it doesn't go full blush like Peachy-Kini. The undertone is a clean, milky peach with a gentle, almost creamy warmth, so it reads friendlier than Baba Ganoush's muted clay mix.

I use it when the yellow needs to feel peach-forward but not sugary, especially in UI accents like product highlights, checkout and confirmation surfaces, and loyalty or welcome screens. It also holds up well in packaging mockups where you want a warm skin tone for labels without tipping into beige or dry orange. Compared to Buttery's more assertive gold, this one stays soft and approachable.

Quirk: it can feel a touch pink on very cool displays. If that happens, pair it with warm creams or light sand neutrals to keep the peach note in front.