Multichrome Nail Polishes We Love for When We Can’t Pick Just One Shade

Want nails like mermaid tails? Look no further.

Allie Hogan
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Published: Jan 24, 2025

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multichrome nails — Death Valley Nails/ILNP

It seems the chromatic nail trend isn’t going anywhere any time soon, so naturally, we’re looking for a way to build on it. For a leveled-up chrome manicure, how about mixing in a multitude of colors? Shapeshifting multichrome nails have an added edge since four chrome colors are better than one. While getting a multichrome manicure at the salon is ideal, there are a handful of polishes you can use at home to get a salon-level DIY set.

Multichrome Nail Polishes

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ILNP Stardust ($13)

ILNP has a great selection of color-shifting multichrome polishes that make getting a salon-level look at home super easy. We love this polish that appears as a cool silver one moment and a vivid teal the next.

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Death Valley Nails Redemption Arc: Rotten Bananas Becoming Bread ($15)

This striking color is as fun as its name. The rose earth brown base features glimpses of green, indigo and violet shimmer. When this is on our nails, we can’t look away.

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Death Valley Nails Redemption Arc: Rotten Bananas Becoming Bread

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Cirque Colors Eye of the Beholder ($15)

Eye of the Beholder is for the girls who are loving brown nail shades but want something a bit more unique. This dark chocolate brown polish has moments of red and burnt orange. It “embodies the look of diffusing embers on burnt firewood on a dark night.”

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Holo Taco Missed-Shift ($14)

This multichromatic formula shifts between metallic shades of green, teal, purple and magenta, reminding us of one of our favorite children’s books—The Rainbow Fish.

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Mooncat Jewel Beetle ($15)

Mirror the beauty found in nature with this polish that’s reminiscent of the shiny jewel beetle. It shifts between shades of pink, gold and green—one more gorgeous than the next.