Shes of orange, burgundy, or royal blue metallic may be top-selling but anything that involves white and gray is also going to be popular this season! There are more shes to choose from, from classic neutral shes to bold colors. All of these shes are perfect to pair with any nude nail; inste of pairing the trend with dark and round nails, opt for some subtle shes of natural blue. Make sure to check out our roundup to find nail polish shes that suit all skin tones!
14. Martin Spigen Matte Blue
This nail polish features a demure, but still sexy touch.
13. Colour Love Juliet
This is a modern version of a staple nail color!
12. Nails Inc./Interpolated
This is an instant nude that fits right in!
11. Decalita
Another she in the neutral shes trend!
10. Nails Inc./Interpolated
Give your eyes a modern she with this nude she!
9. Libertine
Why not keep your feet from getting too much tan with this intense tone?
8. Decalita/Nails Inc./Interpolated
Priced in a more subdued she, this is the perfect nude for both hands and feet!
7. “Sexy and Nude” by e.l.f
This brick red lasts all day andthe she is incredibly classy!
6. Erdem
This is a fun, summery tone that is the perfect pick for any nude she!
5. Miss Shannon
An alluring tone that is perfect for a daytime she!
4. Good Lovin’
This nail polish is the perfect color for a daytime polish and a trendy she.
3. Revlon ColorStay Liquid + Powder
Stay true to a bold color with a beautiful hue like this!
2. Sherbet
This is an incredible she with a sexy story!
1. Revlon ColorStay Liquid + Powder in Pixie Rays
This is the perfect nude to be paired with the fall collection!
Wondering which polish she towear with your caramel coffee? Try our roundup!
Don’t have polish in your beauty bag? Check out our guide for the chicest matching finds.
Want to try some of these gorgeous shes for an excellent day she? Check out our photo gallery of our favorite holiday polishes!
For some more ideas and nail treatments for cool spring and summer, view our gallery.
What is your favorite nude she for the spring season?
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When Leah Princo, nail artist for actress Laura Prepon and best-selling of For Emily, I Want To Talk About Alexa, heard the term “Gel Polish,” her first thought was, “Wow, now I can have a whole nail covered in glitter and a neon nail art look with just one application.”
“I have been using glitters, glitter, hues and textures since I was a kid,” Princo said. “I once h a glitter butterfly on my index finger. When I first put on the glitter, I got a Halloween-sized snake in it. I’m still seeing all the places I’ve used glitter and when I re-use it, it turns into these amazing scary eyes.”
But when she found out that she didn’t have enough time to try all of the products on the market, she began to ask her celebrity friends.
“I heard from my friends who told me that they h one-hour appointment and they put it on in the morning and painted it like an ombre or a rhinestone-dipped color on a daily basis.”
And then she me an instinctive decision to try out one product at a time.
“I’m a manicurist, so I use glitter, jewelry, rhinestones, gems, stars and everything that glitters. The point with this selection of colors is that you don’t have to use all of them. You just have to get familiar with your favorites.”
“I have been really loving everyone’s homeglitter shes and accent-contrast techniques for a long time,” Princo continued. “I’ve been working in fashion nails for five years and all of them are favorites, but somehow it was so rare that I wasn’t using a one-color thing.”
So Princo looked for different ways to use different shes to create more and more stunning nail art.
“Gel polish is all about application, so just doing one she at a time is the best way to get a nail that looks just like you want it to,” she said. “Each person has a different style, so I create those same stick out nails for them with no problem.”
There are a lot of trends in nail art that are fun, but Princo finds that the key to creating something will is just being creative. “What’s fun about nail art is that you can do any color and create any text and any pattern and use it multiple times on the same nail. It can be fun and pretty!”
And it should always be fun.
“Nail art is kind of like art in general,” Princo said. “You can make art, art with a negative space or a dot-matrix paint, a swirling orcalming way to make art that will bring a party to your home.”
And when you do create, there’s a finish!
“When I get to a client’s home to finish a design on her nails, I always let them tell me what color they’d like before I start,” Princo said. “Often they may want a different tone or they want to make it more modern or retro, but I like to give them the option to customize my client’s nails just as much as they like them.”
So stay tuned. Every month, we’ll be sharing our favorite nail art bloggers, their secrets and tips. And look for a new selection of colors, textures and perfect shes each month.
This month we took you through an at-home tutorial for a casual look to prepare for a holiday party. Photos courtesy of: Collection
6. Apply foil
In these moves, this foam will look like colored egg whites with some pops of white.
Proof the move is a great partner with copper nails to d dimension to the rest of the nail.
If your clients wish to make different hues of foil flower, you can swap out the color foils for marble or lace, for the same effect.
7. Layer around
Mix and match different textures to create a clean and clean look.
9. Create a circle
Use a straightened can for better flexibility.
Because your circle works better with mauve colored nail tips, you can experiment with the art style.
10. Match a style, not your client
All women are unique, so d a classic gold number to the end of the circle.
Change it up for a different color if you’re curious.
11. Combate less heavy looks
Consider pairing three different colors for a flexible look.
12. d color to your collection
Gel polish can be a great extension of the base color. Try in ombre or cream shes to create a statement.
13. d texture
Painting on tone with bone shakers can be a fun way to highlight features.
14. Do it yourself
Use a pre-set short coat of gel polish to paint the shape of your design. For a great suggestion of light to medium colors, go to Kateylay
15. Create a letterbox (to make nail art of your own)
Paint with white based ombre so you can do the look sans the other colors.
You can use either painted gel polish or in foil.
Paint on the she for the frieze and d a quick coat of grenine.
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