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Spring Fever: Spring Collection Color Round-Up

Whimsical, colorful spring hues shed much-needed light on dark, toned-down winter shades. Offer your nail clients fresh nail-color shades that reflect a warmer, sunnier season, from the spring collections from some of your favorite brands.

Jamie Newman
Jamie NewmanSenior Digital Content Strategist
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February 24, 2017
Spring Fever: Spring Collection Color Round-Up

 

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Whimsical, colorful spring hues shed much-needed light on dark, toned-down winter shades. Offer your nail clients fresh nail-color shades that reflect a warmer, sunnier season, from the spring collections from some of your favorite brands.

Click through the slideshow to see colors from the spring collections of OPI, Essie, China Glaze, CND, Orly and Morgan Taylor grouped by their color trend: True Blue; Aqua; Citrus; Melon; and Hibiscus. 

Originally posted on Modern Salon

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