Best nail polish color spring?

For spring. Also whats the best brand that wont chip easily? Any tips to prevent nail polish chipping?Best nail polish color spring?
Sally Hansen always lasts the best for me with the least chipping. Be careful with your nails, don't use them as tools or to pry things, and always wear gloves when doing any household chores.Best nail polish color spring?
Pale translucent pink or pale white. Looks natural and not vampish!!!





Brand:???? that is a hard one...they don't do what they say they do!
my dad owns a nail salon and he has a billion nail polishes. umm, he says that the best brand is OPI.


and he says that the best colors for spring is an orange or pinkish color.


baby blue, sky blue


or a light green





hope i, my dad helped!
the pest nail polish for


spring is yellow


=]
OPI Black.
Well, OPI does make nice colors that flow well - and they have the ';pro-wide'; brush that really works great!





Colors? Well, that depends on your mood and skin tone. There are many resources to determine your 'best' colors, but brights tend to mean you're happy, outgoing and fun. Pastels mean you're caring, more one-on-one and a little shy. Alternate colors (green, blue, purple, black) say you're proud of who you are, you don't take crap from anyone, and you're a bit daring and definitely know what you like!





As far as not chipping, here are a few tips:


First, lightly buff you nails with a fine nail sander like a Sand Turtle to remove any ridges or bumps (not an emery board - those are just for the edges!).


Make sure your nails are clean. Use a little polish remover first to remove any oils. Then lightly brush them with vinegar (using a cotton ball) and let it dry completely.


Start with a good base coat. Use light coats, not heavy and saggy (these will not dry for a long time!)


Wait for each layer to dry completely (maybe 5-10 minutes each).


Apply two coats of polish.


Use a good top cost like Seche Vite and wait for that to set up (it does so very quickly).





Viola! You will have salon-perfect nails that will last as long as you can expect for natural nails (3-4 days with moderate use, longer if you're careful).





Cremes will tend to wear longer than frosts or metallics (it's chemistry, trust me).





Enjoy your nails! It's definitely worth the work!
OPI or Revlon last really long.
For spring usually a light pink, light blue, or a light purple.


One of my favorites is OPI- Do you Lilac it?


If you want to go with a darker color OPI- Russian Navy is a great color too, looks good with everything.





goddess-within.com has some opi polish if your having trouble finding the color you want.





Start with a base coat for your nails.


Let that dry, and then apply 1 or 2 coats of your polish.


Let that dry, and then apply a top coat.


I like Revlons Extra Shiny Top Coat.


The trick is to apply a little top coat underneath your fingernail, as well as on top of your nail, and it'll last you a long time! Hope this helps.