Choosing a Nail Polish Color Idaho

1. Season Just as fashion trends change with the seasons, so should your nail color! For spring, think fresh, fun flower colors, such as light or candy pinks.
   
   
2. Skin Tone The skin you're matching is at least as large a consideration as the outfit you're matching! If you have a fair complexion, blue-based colors will look best on you. If you have darker skin, stick to yellow-based shades. It's easy to tell a color's base by holding the bottle up to a white piece of paper-- what color reflection do you see? If you're mid-shopping trip and plumb out of paper, simply hold the color to the inside of your wrist: Does it clash or does it look classy? Here is a general guide to help you out:
   
   
   • Fair Skin: Choose berry reds, as they nearly always have a bit of pink in them.
   • Medium Skin: Choose deep burgundy or wine colors
   • Olive or Bronze Skin: Choose orange-reds, browns, or golds
   • Dark Skin: Choose strong reds, deep plums, or silvers
   
   
3. Occasion Since your hands will always make an impression, it's important to "polish for the occasion." For a business meeting or interview, stick to pale neutrals that don't detract attention from your conversational abilities. You can get a bit more daring with tropical or bright colors for a date or dinner with the girls. For an evening event, try a dark, more intense color.
   
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Author: Brianna Heimann