If you want a pop of color but prefer something a bit more subtle than peach or coral, baby blues are the way to go. “Baby Blue is a cute way to have a light tone on your toes that isn’t white. This way, you get a little color while still having the impact of something bright. Try It’s a Boy on your toes, it’s so flattering!” Minerva says.

If you want to give it an edge, try adding some chrome. “Icy blue, especially in a chrome finish, adds a fresh, almost glass-like quality that works beautifully in spring light,” Streets says, adding that “muted or ‘dirty’ pastels like gray-blue offer a more editorial, fashion-led take on color that elevates a pedicure beyond the expected.” Her favorite in this pale gray-blue area is Chanel’s Muse.

6. Violet Hours

One often underrated spring pedi color is violet. “I’m wearing Vogue En Violet as my current pedicure, and I am in love with it,” Minerva shares, making a case for the shade. “This is actually my second time in a row wearing this color. It feels very young and sweet.”

If you want a softer spring version, fret not. “Instead of a solid lilac, a milky lavender with a semi-sheer finish feels more current and wearable,” Streets says. “Jelly rose, or sheer blush tones, also align perfectly with the glazed trend, giving a translucent, juicy look.”

7. Wear Your Greens