Plus, you’ll get the maximum effect of the holographic flakes when you step out into the sunlight during your lunch break. If you love sparkly nail polish, this toned down version is perfect for wearing to the office.
Described as a “greige nude créme,” it’s an office appropriate shade that can be worn any time of year and complements pretty much any outfit.Īlso part of ILNP’s Nine to Five Collection, this soft camel polish has a subtle holographic sparkle. Part of Orly’s Breathable line (which the company claims prevents chipping and peeling), this taupe gray polish can be applied without a base or top coat. Wear Basic on its own or put a dot over any color for some minimalist nail art. The formula is seriously smooth and painted much more easily than other white nail polishes we’ve tried. Think blue isn’t a neutral polish shade? Think again.Ī nail polish collection isn’t complete without a pure white polish, and this one is non-streaky and easy to apply (thanks to the brand’s flat paddle brush). This pastel icy blue was part of Olive & June’s first polish collection ( Spring 2019) and continues to be a fan favorite. It may look like a simple neutral shade from far away, but from your vantage point you’ll get to enjoy its nuanced finish. The irregular-shaped flakes give it a spotted finish that’s reminiscent of, well, a beautiful stone. This unique shade has a white nail polish base with fine copper specks dispersed throughout. They say you should dress for the job you want, so why shouldn’t it extend to nail polish? Part of ILNP’s Nine to Five Collection, this dusty pink nude shade contains a smattering of holographic micro-flakes in a buttery smooth base for just a hint of sparkle. Get Time for a Bond Fire by Ella+Mila for $10.49. The company claims that their USA-made formula is also quick drying and chip resistant. Time for a Bond Fire by Ella+Mila (left)ĭescribed as a “neutral warm pinky mauve,” this lovely shade comes in Ella+Mila’s 17-free (which means it’s formulated without 17 of the potentially harmful chemicals commonly found in nail polish), vegan formula that’s PETA-certified.
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