Gelish Prism Blooms
Gelish has unveiled its Spring 2026 colour story, Prism Blooms, a six-shade capsule that trades high-impact brights for the kind of nuanced pastel spring-forward edit.
Instead of relying purely on flat crème pastels, the range balances crèmes with pearl and opalescent effects, giving technicians an easy route to dimension without committing clients to overt shimmer. The pearlescents and “lit-from-within” translucency tend to wear more quietly as the nail grows out, and they photograph with a softer highlight that suits bridal bookings, short natural shapes and the current preference for polished, wearable colour.
The new range consists of six shades:
Catching Some Glaze - opal iridescent.
Sunburst Your Bubble - soft yellow pearl.
Citrus Halo - coral pink pearl.
Lucidly Lavender - lavender pearl.
Mint For Me - light teal crème.
Berrylicious Bliss - light grape crème.
The range is optimistic, sweet, and deliberately light on drama, with enough tonal variety to build a cohesive spring menu across multiple client types. The shades are being released across Gelish Soak-Off Gel Polish, Morgan Taylor nail lacquer, and Gelish Xpress Dip N Brush powders, letting salons keep colour continuity whether they are predominantly gel, traditional polish, or dip-led.
Available now at Gelish.
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