Ibis

Ibis looks like a whisper of blush that never quite turns into candy pink. On a white UI, it reads light and gently rosy, with a softer saturation than Berries N' Cream and a clearer, slightly cooler lift than Chantilly. Compared to Cupid, it feels less airy and more settled, like the color has a bit more body without getting dense.

I use Ibis for health and wellness onboarding where you want friendly emphasis on cards, step headers, and quiet CTA backgrounds, especially in skincare and patient-support flows. It also works in media and community apps for reaction states and subtle badges when you need pink presence, but you don't want it to push forward the way warmer, deeper pinks do. If you pair it with creams, it stays rosy instead of drifting toward dusty.

One quirk: over dark mode grays, it can look slightly more red and more "noticeable" than you expect, so test it next to your neutrals before committing.