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We spend so much time selecting the proper nail polish hue for our nails (it takes us at least 20 minutes every time we get a mani, whether at home or at the salon)—but it turns out we’ve been doing it all wrong. We shouldn’t match our nail polish to our outfits or even our moods, because our nails, like our hair and makeup, should complement our skin tone.

That’s accurate, there are numerous nail shades that work well for pale complexion, and others that work better with darker skin tones. How could we have missed this before? We polled the pros and compiled a list of appealing nail colors ranging from nude to blue to help you achieve manicure perfection.

                            Best Nail Shades for Light Skin tone

 Take a look at the nail shades that will complement your skin tone well! When it comes to light skin tones, the trick is to choose polish hues that complement rather than clash with your fair complexion. To get you started, here’s a special selection of colors.

Nude: Nude hues are always at the top of the most popular nail shades lists, but finding the right nude for you is a trial-and-error process. People with fair skin tones should try a pinkish nude rather than a beige.

Red: Choose a classic nail shades, such as red. It’s a color that looks good on everyone, even those with fair complexion. When buying red polish, though, make sure to hold it up to the light. You know it’ll be absolute if you can see through it. Similarly, a fresh and vibrant blue-toned red to bring out the best in pale skin tones.

Pink: Those with light skin tones have a lot of alternatives when it comes to pink. Both transparent pinks and very brilliant fuchsias with cool undertones look great on fair complexion.

Blue: You might be tempted to go for the cobalt, but navy is a fascinating choice if you have a light skin tone. In fact, it’s another color that looks great on those with a warm undertone. Someone says, “I’d say this hue is almost universal.” “You can’t go wrong with navy blue because it looks fantastic on everyone’s skin tone.”

                      Best Nail Shades Hues for Medium Skin Tones

 Medium skin tones Differentiates from a bronzy glow to olive and that changes the colors you wear best depending on your undertone. These nail shades, on the other hand, are generally flattering and beautiful on medium-toned skin.

Nude: Very fair complexion may prefer something with a rosy undertone, whereas medium skin can take something a little more beige.

Red: Orange red may be the most popular lipstick color, but it also looks great on your nails. Choose a red with orange undertones if you have a medium skin tone; “A red with gold undertones will bring out this complexion’s inherent glow.”

Pink: Peachy-pinks may look especially good on those with medium complexion tones. For a luscious, summer-ready look, use nail colors that are transparent but pigmented.

Blue: While pastel blues are attractive on medium complexion tones, a vivid sky blue is a better choice. Any hue you choose will have enough pigment to stand out against your complexion, especially if you have warm undertones.

Best Nail Shades Hues for Dark skin Tones

With nail shades that deliver a punch of high impact color, dark skin tones match your deep skin tone. While every nail lacquer hue looks great on dark skin, these are our favorites.

Pink: Light, baby pinks should be avoided by people with dark skin. “Make certain you’re wearing true pink,” she says, pointing to neons and brilliant fuchsias.

Blue: Got the blues? It’s time to embrace intense the brightest cobalt shades, which can really stand out next to your skin. If you would like to try to to a baby or heather blue, you would like to form sure there isn’t an excessive amount of of a white undertone to the formula.

Nude: When it involves picking out the simplest nude for you, cream and beige nail shades with sheer, jellylike formulas win again.

Red: While practically any red looks great on dark skin tones, Lippmann believes that deep reds work best and create “a subtle variation.” Think full, rich colors like those found in jewels or a glass of delicious red wine.