The Best Spring Nail Colors
With the warmer weather comes a whole slew of beautiful spring nail colors to try! Traditionally, popular spring nail color options tend towards the pastels and pinks, but don’t limit yourself in your search for the perfect nail polish for the season. Here, I’m sharing a mix of soft and bright nail colors for spring and early summer, ranging from greens to blues, peaches to purples. Whether you prefer a soft color or a bolder bright, I have eight great options you’re going to love!
My new favorite spring green nail polish: OPI I’m Sooo Swamped!
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Spring Nail Polish Colors to Try
There is no shortage of colors for cute spring nails, and these are my favorites! While I personally don’t tend to pick up pinks and peaches for myself, I found myself really drawn to both Go Ginza and Peach Side Baby (both top row). These are great pops of color that are super seasonal without being too bright. For a richer, deeper option, I picked Unguilty Pleasures from Essie.
Top Row: Cool as a Cucumber from Sally Hansen | Go Ginza from Essie | Peach Side Baby from Essie | NFTease Me from OPI
Bottom Row: Thyme Off from Sally Hansen | Unguilty Pleasures from Essie | Skate to the Party from OPI | Peak of Nature from Sally Hansen
My favorite nail color tend towards the blues and greens, with a healthy dose of teal thrown in. When it comes to spring polish colors, there are plenty of beautiful pastel greens to choose from, including Cool as a Cucumber from Sally Hansen. For a bolder spring green, try OPI I’m Sooo Swamped! (see the first image above). Another green option, Peak of Nature, has a hint of neon that will certainly pop with any warm weather outfit.
Do you prefer soft or bright nail colors for spring?
I’m thinking soft for my hands and bright for my toes!
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*This post was originally published in April 2023. It was most recently updated on February 26, 2024.
