Pink On Pink Is The Spring Manicure Trend You’ll Be Seeing Everywhere – Here Are 11 Designs To Bookmark

The French manicure is a classic that celebs (and non-celebs alike) turn to time and again for its sophisticated, grown-up appeal. For Khloe Kardashian, manicurist Zola Ganzorigt used a combination of two shades of pink instead of the nude and white formula. She carves out the tips first using OPI Mod About You, and layers a lighter shade of blush – OPI It’s A Girl – on top.

French nail artist Andréa Barbet subverts the classic white tip with not just a brighter shade of bright pink (she used Manucurist Rose) but also by placing the line on the side of the nailbed.

Spring has truly sprung with this blossom-themed manicure that’s perfect for parties and beyond.

When in doubt, an ombre design is always a crowd-pleaser. Elevate it with a high-shine, jelly-like finish.

Reflective sparkles give this design by Michelle Humphrey a cowgirl vibe and we’re all for it.

For a real standout moment, incorporate tortoiseshell patterns into your pink on pink manicure ala manicurist Jessica Lee. Impactful, yet unexpected.

This immaculately refined design will please even the most minimalist spirit. Content creator Mateja Novakovic layered Manucurist in Candy and Red Cherry.

Stay cool for the summer with this citrus splash of a manicure by Melanie Graves. The raised three dimensional nail art is guaranteed to be a conversation starter, too.

Georgia Rae’s take on pink-on-pink is an understated and elegant, with earthy rose tones to match the softer base.

Julia Diogo’s tiny dot detail is a great way to add interest to a neutral blush manicure. She used a combination of Biosculpture‘s Sweet Candy Breath, French Rose and Belle Of The Bop.

For those in favour of bold tones, try a showstopping hot pink and alternate then with a lighter hue complete with intricate florals.