Selena Gomez declares that skittle nails are a trend for spring

Selena Gomez definitely influences when it comes to nail colors. And we love that she and her longtime manicurist, Tom Bachik (who also does nails for JLo, Nicola Peltz Beckham, and Margot Robbie), aren’t afraid to experiment with fun or offbeat looks. Among the most popular are bright green, dreamy lilac and tangerine.

But with spring just around the corner, Tom shared some delicious nail ideas on his Instagram. Before you wonder if Selena has bleached her hair, Tom has confirmed that it is a throwbackbut we love their multicolored mani, since it is a mood totally spring.

Following the traditional colors of the rainbow, the selena gomez nails they skip the red and start with a pastel orange on their little finger; the ring finger is a soft yellow, the middle finger is mint green, the index finger is blue and (since we can’t see her thumbs) we assume she chose a pastel purple or purple to complete the outfit.

Best of all, it is one of the designs easier to do at home, since you don’t have to create artistic details, just use cheerful ones skittle colors. Although if you are more expert with enamels, the pastel french nails They’re also all the rage this season, with Pinterest searches up 455%.

It is not the first time that Selena is tempted by the rainbow nails. In December, Tom posted a glossier version with the caption ‘When Sel says she likes everyone’. It is proof that indecision can play in your favor and, if you do not decide on one tone, it is better to lean towards several. He used the Mia Secret Gelux shades, in Maya Blue, Peppermint, Peace & Love and Bleu de France.

And Tom also previously shared the Malibu Mani he created for Selena, a tropical rainbow vacation idea that he described as “a prism of color to brighten your day.”

So whether you like pastel shades or bright shades, we’re seriously considering the skittle nails approved by Selena Gomez to take away at our next mani.

Article originally published by Glamor UK, glamormagazine.co.uk, adapted by Paola Zamarripa.