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Pastel Resume Template

Balanced Supports 2+ pages

Soft rose rail with photo — gentle, personable, still professional.

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The Pastel template pairs a soft rose-tinted left rail with a clean white main column, the gentlest palette in the catalogue for care, beauty, and human-resources roles where warmth matters as much as competence. A circular photo sits at the top of the rail, followed by your contact details, your languages with a rose dot proficiency indicator, and — when you name a custom section "Atouts" or "Soft Skills" — a tidy list of interpersonal strengths, each marked with a small rose middot. The main column opens with your name and your title in the rose accent above a short rule, then runs your summary, experience, education, skills, certifications, and any custom sections in the order you choose. Skills lay out as a two-column grid with a thin rose underline beneath each entry, and every role leads with your position in bold, company in italic, dates aligned right in muted gray, and achievements as simple bullets. The rose is purely structural: body text stays near-black so the page keeps accessible contrast. Because it pairs a photo with a tinted full-height rail, Pastel is a hybrid layout — check your ATS score before applying. Every field is inline-editable in the browser, and the exact same layout is used when you export to PDF. Longer resumes flow onto as many pages as they need, and the soft rose rail runs the full height of every one of them.

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