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Gelish Spring 2026 Collection: Prism Blooms — Every Shade Reviewed

Gelish Spring 2026 Collection: Prism Blooms — Every Shade Reviewed Gelish's Spring 2026 collection is called Prism Blooms — an ethereal, pastel-led range of six shades inspired by delicate petals, pearlescent light and the soft beauty of the season. It's a collection designed for anyone who wants their nails to feel fresh, feminine and perfectly on-trend for spring and beyond. About the Prism Blooms Collection Prism Blooms brings six new shades to the Gelish range, split between pastel crèmes and pearl finishes. The collection strikes a balance between the softness of spring pastels and the more elevated, editorial quality of pearlescent shades — making it versatile enough for both everyday clients and more trend-led manicures. All six shades are available in the full Gelish 15ml soak-off gel polish format, and the collection is HEMA-free and TPO-free, continuing Gelish's commitment to safer formulations. The Six Prism Blooms Shades Catching Some Glaze — Opal Iridescent The standout shade of the collection. Catching Some Glaze is a soft opalescent shimmer that shifts between white, pink and pearl depending on the light. It's one of those rare shades that looks stunning on every skin tone and works equally well for a subtle everyday manicure or a statement bridal set. Expect high demand for this one. Sunburst Your Bubble — Soft Yellow Pearl A gentle, sunny yellow with a pearl finish that elevates it far beyond a standard yellow. Where bright yellows can feel harsh, Sunburst Your Bubble has a warmth and softness that makes it wearable for clients who wouldn't usually reach for yellow. A perfect spring staple. Citrus Halo — Coral Pink Pearl Coral pink is perennially popular in spring and summer, and Citrus Halo delivers it with a pearl finish that adds depth and dimension. It sits between pink and coral, making it universally flattering and a reliable client favourite throughout the warmer months. Lucidly Lavender — Lavender Pearl Lavender has been a consistently strong nail trend for several seasons and Lucidly Lavender captures it beautifully with a pearl finish that adds luminosity. It photographs exceptionally well and works across a wide range of skin tones. A must-stock shade. Mint For Me — Light Teal Creme The creme of the collection. Mint For Me is a fresh, clean light teal that reads as mint green in some lights and blue-green in others. It's cool-toned, modern and works particularly well on shorter nails. A great option for clients looking for something a bit different without going too bold. Berrylicious Bliss — Light Grape Creme A soft, dusty grape creme that sits in the muted purple territory without feeling dark or heavy. Berrylicious Bliss is genuinely versatile — it works in spring, transitions seamlessly into autumn/winter, and is flattering across a wide range of skin tones. Which Prism Blooms Shades Should Salons Stock? For salons, we'd prioritise Catching Some Glaze and Citrus Halo as the highest-demand picks — the iridescent and coral pink shades consistently perform well with a broad client base. Lucidly Lavender is also worth stocking given the continued strength of the lavender nail trend. If you're building a comprehensive spring colour menu, all six shades work together cohesively and the mix of crèmes and pearls gives clients a range of finish options within the same seasonal palette. Build Your Own Prism Blooms Box The most cost-effective way to pick up the Prism Blooms shades is through Nail Outlet's Build Your Own Box. Choose 6+ shades and save 60% — the perfect way to add the whole collection to your kit without paying full price per bottle. Browse the Gelish Spring 2026 Prism Blooms collection at Nail Outlet — same-day UK dispatch, free shipping over £50 + VAT. Frequently Asked Questions When did the Gelish Prism Blooms Spring 2026 collection launch?The Prism Blooms collection launched in early 2026 for the spring season. All six shades are available now at Nail Outlet. Are the Prism Blooms shades HEMA-free?Yes — the Gelish Spring 2026 Prism Blooms collection is HEMA-free and TPO-free, making it suitable for clients with gel sensitivities. Which Prism Blooms shade is most popular?Catching Some Glaze (opal iridescent) is expected to be the hero shade of the collection, with Citrus Halo (coral pink pearl) and Lucidly Lavender close behind. How many coats do I need for the Prism Blooms pearl shades?Pearl finishes are typically slightly more sheer than crèmes. Two to three thin coats will give full, even coverage. Build gradually with thin coats for the best result.