Winter nail colors, at a glance.
Six winter color families, the finish that suits each, and the Cre8tion product to start with.
Six winter color families
Icy grayCool and quiet. Try 105 Winterfell.
Snow whiteCrisp and clean. Try 108 Snow White.
Cool-weather sets36 cool shades. Try Chance by Cre8tion Winter Delight.
Red and greenHoliday classics. Try the Christmas Collection.
Winter cat eyeA magnetic band of light. Try the Winter Kit.
Frost glitterAccent sparkle. Try Winter Sparkling.
Pick a main color, then one accent color or finish.
Pick a finish
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1GlossyA no wipe top coat makes cool colors look deep and clean.
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2MatteSuper Matte Top Coat gives a soft, velvety winter look. Smooth the color first.
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3Cat eyePull a magnet across a wet coat for a line of light over a dark base.
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4ChromeBuff 05 Silver chrome over a cured top coat for a frosty mirror.
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5GlitterPress glitter onto a tacky layer on one or two nails, then seal.
Quick rules
Do
- Use thin, even coats
- Cure each coat fully
- Match the finish to the color
- Add one accent, not five
Don't
- Do not apply thick coats
- Do not matte over rough color
- Do not skip the base coat
- Do not touch gel to skin
Starter picks
Quick answers
What are the best winter nail colors?
Icy gray, snow white, deep berry, evergreen and silver are winter staples. Add a cat eye line or a little glitter for shimmer.
What is the difference between Winter Delight and Winter Wishes?
Both are 36-shade Chance by Cre8tion matching sets in cool-weather tones. Winter Delight and Winter Wishes each match gel, dip powder and lacquer, so you can use the same color on hands and toes.
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WHERE TO BUY
Find a distributor near you: https://www.cre8tionproducts.com/
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