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7 Nail Polish Colors to Celebrate Spring

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Rachel Shaiman Student Contributor, Washington University in St. Louis
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Sydney Davis Student Contributor, Washington University in St. Louis
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Wash U chapter and does not reflect the views of Her Campus.

Spring has sprung, and odds are you’ve been too busy (or lazy) to swap that dark blue nail polish that’s been chipping since you put it on for a lighter hue. Beg your cosmetically gifted roommate to do your nails in these hot new colors. 

1. Butter London- Trout Pout: Not quite coral, not quite pink, a perfect in between for spring activities. 

Sephora.com ($15)

2. Essie- Mojito Madness: Rumor has it green is the new big color for those of us who are adventurous enough to give it go. 

Ulta.com ($8.50)

3. Butter London- Kip: For the lavender-inclined who want to switch it up a bit and add a little periwinkle-blue to their lives

Butterlondon.com ($15)

4. OPI- This Color’s Making Waves: Hailing from OPI’s new Hawaii Collection, this opalescent teal polish is ideal if you’re into blues. Not to mention, it’ll shimmer when you’re in the sun.

Ulta.com ($9.50)

5. Essie- Knockout Pout: You can never go wrong with a deep pink. Ever. 

Nordstrom.com ($8.50)

6. Butter London- Tiddly: What was that you were saying about orange being the new black?

Beauty.com ($15)

7. Butter London- Disco Biscuit: For the fashionistas who are not afraid to add a little hot pink glitter to their lives, Disco Biscuit is the perfect hue. 

Butterlondon.com ($15)

 

Article cover image via beautezine.com

 

Rachel is a junior in Olin Business School at Washington University in St. Louis. When she's not using her status as a twin as her obvious fun fact, she'll probably tell you that she loves photography, concerts, travel, Buzzfeed, and slaving over clever Instagram captions.
Sydney Davis is a senior at Washington University in St. Louis majoring in Film & Media Studies and minoring in Writing. She loves running, exploring new cities, fashion, boating, and most importantly, Whole Foods.