

Fresh spring manicures: pastel pink, lilac, sage and butter yellow, with glazed, jelly and aura finishes and tiny florals.
























What the 24 looks in this collection are made of — tap one to see an example.
Spring is the season for pastels, sheer jelly finishes and tiny florals. Soft pink, lilac, butter yellow, mint and baby blue all work alone or mixed across your nails.
Pastels can look chalky on some skin tones; a sheer or glazed version of the same color is more forgiving and grows out invisibly.
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In this collection the most-saved shades are pastel pink, baby blue and butter yellow, followed by champagne and hot pink. Open any look to see the exact shade and similar polishes.
Almond is the most common shape here (8 of 24 looks) — it slims and lengthens the fingers, so it flatters wider nail beds and short fingers. You'll also find oval and short square looks.
French tip lasts 2–3 weeks with gel, about a week with polish; Swirl lasts 2–3 weeks with gel. Capping the free edge and daily cuticle oil add days to any manicure.
Yes — 12 looks are medium, 6 looks are advanced, 6 looks are easy to recreate. Every idea page has step-by-step instructions, the shades and the tools you need.
Mix a different pastel on every nail for an easy Easter set. Aura and ombre effects need only a sponge — no steady hand required. A pearl glaze over pastel pink is the most flattering spring finish on every skin tone.