Favorite Winter Nail Polishes

These nail polishes are a good mix of many different colors. My mood depends on if I want to wear a darker color or a lighter color for my nails. Here are my favorites for Winter!

L-R Giovanna, Ruby Slippers, Kendal, Shay, Kelly, Champagne

Zoya Shay: This is in every single one of my favorites, because it is a great neutral. It is the perfect mannequin hands shade for me. It is a beautiful pinky/peach with a hint of metallic. I love it!

Femme Couture Ruby Slippers: This is my go to Christmas Eve and Day nail polish. It is a deep red with lighter red glitter. It is absolutely gorgeous, and perfect for Christmas!

Zoya Kendal: This is a wonderful Winter neutral. It is full coverage in 2 coats. This is probably the lightest purple, which makes it a great neutral. It goes with anything, and you can't tell that it is purple.

Zoya Kelly: This is a wonderful purple/blue/gray neutral color. It is dark and sultry, and I love this with Essie Set in Stones as an accent nail.

Zoya Giovianna: This is the color of the year: Emerald! So why not sport it on your nails? This is just a gorgeous green.

Nailtini in Champagne: This is a rose gold hue with micro glitter. This is a neutral but with spunk. This is work appropriate, but still festive.

How about you? What are your favorites? Leave me a comment, I'd love to hear from you!

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