Blooms are opening and leaves unfolding as winter yields to Nature’s renewal. Now’s the perfect time to give yourself a fresh start and update your look with the best nail colors for March. These early spring days yearn for shades that feel clean and full of energy. Have fun trying something new this season!
Trending March Nail Colors
Every major beauty site is declaring the most fashionable colors for spring. The pros listed everything from nudes to pale pastels to metallics as the trendiest shades this season. Some included traditional red nails. Overall, the selection is a bit bewildering. Our take is that each person will connect with certain colors that express how they feel and express their personal style. Truly, these days there is something for everyone! Let’s go down the list of the most popular March shades for manicures.
Perky Nudes
It’s okay to drop the moody shades for now, they will cycle back in the fall. Instead, pink and peach are ready to give your nails that refreshed look you’ve been craving. Wellness and spa nails are going to be a big trend this year and now’s a wonderful time to explore them. After the harsh winter weather, your fingertips need TLC. Begin with a cool or warm-toned neutral that’s a hue lighter than your skin so it illuminates your natural coloring. Then consider adding chrome powder for a glazed finish, metallic accents, or a few pearls or rhinestones to hit the next level.
Pro tip: make your spring manicure look more marvelous by practicing nail slugging. It will help you keep cuticles under control and keep nails flexible and strong. After washing your hands at night, apply cuticle oil to your fingertips followed by a thick cream or petroleum jelly. Slip on cotton gloves and sleep to wake up with baby soft hands in the morning.
LDS Softly Sheer Collection
Moreover, according to what models wore at the Spring fashion shows, translucent jelly polish is another trendy choice. It creates a delicate, clean finish that makes anyone’s fingertips shine with health.
Soft Pastels
Some industry experts suggest dusty pastels for March, or colors that have a hint of gray. They offer a sophisticated look for a subtler transition between winter and spring. Cool-toned shades like sky blue, lilac, and lavender are lovely with a dusky tint.
Shimmery Spring Shades
Add sparkle back into your nail routine. Select shades that shimmer with refined glitter, like cat eye polish. It’s straightforward to customize your look and create anything from velvet nails to French tips in moments with a magnet.
However, so many cat eye polish tutorials gloss over essential tips. First, it’s crucial to keep the sparkly particles mixed evenly in the formula. Take the time to frequently stir or shake the bottle. What’s more, it’s wise to work on each nail separately and cure the polish before moving to the next. These two tips will help you get consistent, professional results every time.
Lavis CE12 Artic Jewel Collection
Emboss Gel Polish Nail Art - 0.5oz Clear
The Classic Choice with Modern Twists
We see no signs that French manicures will ever go out of style, so they are always a safe choice no matter the time of year. At least it’s easy if you want to make your classic white-tipped mani look more modern. For example, you can use an opalescent polish to give yourself pearly tips. Glitter or cat eye shimmer are other popular options.
Furthermore, instead of stark white, we’ve heard that cream and oatmeal are hot colors this March. It looks like milky shades are still captivating nail enthusiasts, too.
Milky Nails
Did you know that in the United States, a survey by the National Coffee Association found that 65% of coffee drinkers add cream or milk to their coffee? Milky anything is quite popular, including nail designs. March is an ideal time to polish your look with creamy shades of your favorite colors.
Lavis LX3 - 33 - Gel Polish 0.5 oz - Pastel Flow Collection
White Nails
White is a top nail color right now. It feels crisp and refreshing after gray skies and dingy snow. The color itself promotes a sense of purity and quiet energy, perfect for springtime.
Since 3D nail art is also trending, there are many ways you can combine white nails with spring-like accents such as flowers or puffy clouds.
Let the Sunshine In
Isn’t it nice to have more hours of daylight? Let the sunshine into your soul with pretty yellow nails. This airbrushed set relies on soft gel tips for extra length. If you’re doing your nails at home, with a little practice you can apply a set of soft gels in minutes for less money than you would spend in the salon. Then paint them as usual and they will last longer than press-on nails. When it’s time for a change, they soak off like any other gel manicure.
DND DC Gel Polish - 259 Glossy Stars
Apres - Gel-X Nail Extension Kit (Black)
Spring Aura
Aura nails with a blush of color in the center are an attractive way to personalize your look. Believers say that every person has a certain color that glows around their body. The color is related to a core trait like red for energetic, yellow for confident, pink for caring, blue for insightful, orange for creative, purple for empathic, white for wise, and green for nurturing. Here’s a fun design if you celebrate St. Patrick’s Day and have a green aura! You could even turn some of those little splotches of color into four-leaf clovers.
Chaun Legend Gel Polish - LG5056 Astro Turf
Marbled Nails
Nail marbling allows you to beautifully combine your favorite nail colors for March and add metallic foil accents or glitter to resemble exotic stones. When you use highly pigmented professional polish, it’s straightforward to complete designs like this if you don’t need to go over the colors.
OPI Intelli-Gel - D51 Pixel Dust - Gel Color 0.5 oz
Conclusion
March can never be boring with so many nail colors to try! The hardest decision is which to wear first! Not to worry, we want to help you fill your spring color collection with the best shades. Have fun shopping and stay within budget by taking advantage of sales and free shipping in our store.
Source:
https://www.mindbodygreen.com/articles/aura-colors-and-their-meanings