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You can not like the skin because it has more depth to it than grey, brown, and gold like the majority of the skins on the workshop right now, that's fine. But saying it's too saturated when I went out of my way to make sure that every color was a toned down version of existing colors in the game is factually incorrect lol.
The third texture is busy, yes. But it is on such small parts of the model to add color variety, similar to my inspiration for this skin which was Brain Candy, the valve made skin. The skin with 100% saturation, and brightness across the entire thing.
Let's talk color origins really quick
The white BG - Sampled from An Extraordinary Abundance of Tinge, but with the brightness lowered significantly.
Red - Sampled from Team Spirit, but with the saturation and brightness lowered
Blue - Sampled from Team Spirit
Orange - Sampled from Mann Co Orange, but with the brightness lowered
Yellow - Sampled from Australium Gold, but with the brightness lowered
Green - Sampled from Indubitably green, but with the saturation and brightness lowered.
Purple: Sampeld from the "Unusual" quality color, but with the saturation lowered by 25% and brightness lowered by about 10%
Pink: Sampled from Pink as Hell, with the saturation lowered nearly 30%