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Ever since Lady Gaga sported pale grey nails on the September 2017 cover of Vanity Fair, different shades of grey nail polish have been popping up in every nail care line imaginable. Essie is one brand in particular that has followed this trend and delivered several different varieties of grey essie polish.

Essie was established in 1981 when they released their first 12 shades. Ever since Essie came into existence, they have been cranking out the newest and trendiest colors in their carefully crafted collections. Essie products not only offer the trendiest colors but they also have a long-lasting formula that goes on easily, dries quickly, and leaves a smooth finish. Since grey nail polish has gained popularity, Essie has been incorporating new variations of the trendy shade in their products.

Some people feel that grey is a dull color that doesn't flatter the skin tone, but Essie has been hard at work blending the perfect greys that look chic and sophisticated. Grey nail lacquer can coordinate with nearly any color and it doesn't overwhelm attire or accessories. It can be worn against bright, vibrant colors or formal blacks and whites.

For a more feminine look, try a muted grey that is very pale. Pale greys almost appear to have a lilac or blue base as they are very soft and pastel-like. Essie's "Loophole" is the perfect light shade of grey. It has a "molten chrome finish" and it looks very girly.

Even though a traditional grey seems as though it could be boring, Essie has reinvented it into a sleek shade that makes nails look shiny. It looks great against nearly any color and skin tone. "Cocktail bling" is a jewel-like shade that is simple, yet elegant. "Chinchilly" is another standard grey with a bit of shine.

For those that like darker polishes, Essie has formulated a richer grey color that looks like the perfect blend of black and silver. "Smokin' hot" is a deep grey that is a great substitute for black or dark silver polish.

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