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Favorite Spring Nail Polishes

I don't know about you, but I'm over winter. I was outside with my dogs the other day, and it was cold, and still snowing. I'm ready for Spring. What better way to prepare for Spring than with some beautiful nail polish? Here are my favorites.
L-R Clambake Coral, Shay, Charlotte, Strawberry Margarita, I Need A Refresh-Mint, Insta-This
  • Color Club "Clambake Coral"- This is a beautiful pastel coral color. It is the epitome of warmer weather. Opaque in 2 coats.

  • Wet N Wild Megalast in "I Need A Refresh-Mint"- The perfect mint green polish. Every time I put this on my nails, I cannot stop looking at them! The formula goes on streaky with 1 coat, but opaque in 2.

  • Color Club "Insta-This"- I got a sample of this in my Birchbox, and it is a beautiful cornflower blue. It just reminds you of Spring skies. This is also opaque in 2 coats.

  • Julep in "Charlotte"- This color is a beautiful purple. It's not too bright, not too pastel. Opaque in 2 coats.

  • Zoya "Shay"- This might be my favorite nail polish. I absolutely love this color. It is slightly metallic, with hints of pink. This is a slightly thicker polish which takes longer to dry, but this is opaque in 2 coats.

  • OPI "Aphrodite's Pink Nightie"- This subtle soft pink color is a classic color. It is sheer, and after 2 coats there still might be some visible nail line. You must also be careful when you apply this polish as it can get streaky.

  • OPI "Strawberry Margarita"- Okay, so this polish may scream Summer, but I love it anyway. I love to put this polish on my toes.
I'll let you in on a secret...my favorite top coat is the $.99 Wet N Wild top coat. It lasts longer on me than Seche Vite, or OPI. Plus, it's cheap. I like that.

What are your favorite Spring polishes? What is one go-to color that I am missing from my collection? Leave me a comment and let me know.
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