Top Picks For Spring and Summer 2017 Nail Polishes

1/3/2017

Health and Beauty Try - on Haul

January is almost here and I've been watching a marathon of fashion shows on youtube. As expected, there's a wide variety of colors and patterns from the spring/summer 2017 collection to inspire my next post and nail art design.

I'm sure we have fashion shows but I'm not an important person to be invited. Finding the same videos online to check the local trend is just as difficult so I watch the Paris fashion week instead.

Anyways, here's my nail color trend report for the upcoming season.

1. Neutrals and Grayscale

L-R Bobbie Touch of Tan, Caronia Peach Perfect, Chic in Tsarina, Jocarste#36, Chic in M.A.D. and Bobbie in Black Hole from Galactic Night Collection.

2. Shades of Yellow

L-R Beauty Credit YL21 Yellow, Etude House CBE101, Caress Powder Yellow, Caronia Lemon Cool, China Glaze in Champagne

3. Shades of Pink

L-R Beauty Credit in Pink Syrup; Etude House in PK012, BR301 and PK 003; Bobbie in Heart Stone and Rosette from Harmony Collection and Cosmic from Galactic Night Collection.

4. Shades of Orange

L-R Etude House in OR207 and OR201; Caronia in Pique, Tequila Sunrise and Sun Kissed; Bobbie Orane Juice; and Revlon in Inflame

5. Shades od Violet

L-R Caronia in Cashmere, First Crush and Bonanza Tip; Chic in Amethyst from Grainy Collection Bobbie in Burpberry, Shimmer Blue from Harmony Collection and Andromeda from Galactic Night Collection

6. Shades of Green

L-R Caronia in Moss, Glissade, On The Go and Kiwi; Caress in Oriental Apple; Bobbie in Tranquility from Harmony Collection and Milky Way from Galactic Night Collection

7. Shades of Blue

L-R Caronia in Blue Berry, Brain Freeze, and Chasse; San san in Blue Sapphire; Bobbie in Stellar from Galactic Night Collection and Indigo Blue; and Revlon in Mesmerize.

8. Shades of Red

L-R OPI in I'm Not Really a Waitress and Big Apple; Caronia in Simply Red; Chic in Simply Red and Glaze from Grainy Collection.

Some of the polishes I suggested have been around for awhile so it'll be easy to find. What do you think? Tell me all about it on the comment section below. Thank you for reading.

-Aisiah Ezekyel

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