Our favourite Artistic Colour Gloss shade going into spring has to be Trendy because of its cheery brightness as we leave the dark colours of winter behind. It’s a colour that compliments all ages and skin tones so our clients can leave the salon with a spring in their step.
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Sarah Sarah Whittington’s Beauty Rooms Beki Beki Rowe
My favourite Artistic Colour Gloss shade for spring is Aim To Chill. It’s such a beautiful lavender blue and so clean, crisp, bright and fresh just like the season itself. It’s great for creating designs, looks great on its own and is gorgeous with a bit of nail art!
Michele Finesse Aesthetics & Beauty
The team and I here at Coco Nail Bar would have to pick Artistic Colour Gloss Snap Dragon, Polka Dot Hottie, Tiki My Fancy, Owned and Cool Cats & Kittens as our essential shades for spring! Contrary to dark, rich winter colours, our favourites are warm, bright, fresh and light, emulating the weather and our longing for the summer sun!
Tima Coco Nail Bar
My clients have been loving Artistic Colour Gloss Aim To Chill and La Ti Da to get ready for spring! I’m also really looking forward to using the brand new Urban Distressed Collection as the new collections always inspire my clients to try a different colour and the polishes glide onto the nail leaving a beautiful, high shine finish!
Sacha Sacha Makeup and Nail Artist
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A client recently came in wanting a manicure to brighten her up as the weather’s been dull, so I suggested Artistic Colour Gloss Trist as my must have shade for spring. Although it’s a vibrant pink, it complements the dark colours we often wear during the changes in season. I love how easy the Artistic Colour Gloss gel polishes are to use and how pigmented they are. I’ve been using the range for six years now and they’re still my favourite gel polishes!
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