How it works
This nail polish wheel holds 112 colors in ten families, from Classic red and Ballet pink to Navy and Gold glitter, and every spin picks from them all. The result describes the shade and gives its hex code.
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When it lands on a shade you do not own
The line under the result says where the shade sits beside its neighbors: Crimson is deeper than Classic red, Scarlet leans orange, Wine red has more purple than Burgundy. Take the nearest bottle you have, or paste the hex code into any color picker to see it.
One color, or one for every nail
For a mismatched set, choose Take winners off and spin five times: each color leaves the wheel, so no two nails match. French tips and French fade each name two colors, a sheer pink base and a white tip.
- Dressing for an event? Show only one family, such as Nudes and neutrals or Darks, and let the wheel choose inside it.
- Fingers and toes need not match: spin once for each.
Questions and answers
How do you play spin the nail polish with this wheel?
Spin once for each nail and paint it the color that lands. With friends, take turns: one spin, one nail. To play with your own bottles, add them under My list and press Spin only mine.
Can I use it as a nail polish art wheel?
Yes. Spin twice: the first color is the base and the second is for the art on top, such as tips, dots or stripes. Take the second spin from Glitter, shimmer and metallic for an accent that catches the light.
What is a French manicure?
A natural pink or nude base with white tips, made to resemble a natural nail (Wikipedia's Nail polish article, checked 16 October 2026). On the wheel that is French tips. For a modern version, spin again and paint the tips that color.