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I very seldom photograph people, and never portraits. But I don't often read about Canon shooters complaining about Canon skin tones here on FM Canon forum. One curious statement in your post:
The only one that seems to be working OK for me is ... JPEG straight out of camera.
It is my understanding that while camera settings don't influence RAW content, it is also my understanding that DPP knows your camera settings and applies them to the image presentation. So DPP's presentation of your image should be a pretty close approximation of the JPG.
One place I can imagine might help explain the difference between the RAW and JPG versions you are seeing is the color space. At least for the duration of this investigation, it might be worthwhile to make sure that you are using consistent color space settings across your entire workflow. Since LR works in wide-gamut, both aRGB and ProPhoto, and DPP should also be set to aRGB, your camera JPG setting should also be aRGB in order to ensure that you have consistent presentation.
Of course, the other variable could be monitor color accuracy. I've seen many monitor evaluations where the monitor calibrated very well for sRGB but not at all well for aRGB.
Just out of curiosity, do you have the same problem with your R10? You have already indicted you didn't have this problem with the 6D.
Interestingly, an internet search [eos r6 colors too warm] returned this possibly pertinent YouTube:
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