Salon Perfect Neon POP Swatches & Review

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Looking for some affordable neon polishes?  Then this post is just for you!

I have several Salon Perfect Neon POP shades to show you and the colors are insane.  I photographed them to the best of my ability, but any that are off from what I saw in person, I will let you know in the description!

Let’s dive in!

Sugar Cube

Ok so this one isn’t a neon BUT this is the perfect white to use as a base coat to really make those neons POP!  I have 4 bottles of Salon Perfect Sugar Cube and it’s a great white creme to use.  I used 2 coats in these photos.

Bermuda Baby

Bermuda Baby is a vibrant blue creme with a violet shimmer throughout.  I used 3 thin coats for these photos.  The polish is stunning.  I adore the color and it looks fabulous.  Unfortunately I had some issues with the formula and it wasn’t self leveling for me.  Will I still use it though?  Yes.  The color is that pretty.

Fired Up Fuchsia

Fired Up Fuchsia is a neon fuchsia with a hot pink shimmer throughout.  I used 2 coats for these photos and my camera couldn’t handle it.  I had some self leveling issues with Fired Up Fuchsia.  I used 3 thin coats for these photos.

Flamingo Flair

Flamingo Flair is a neon peach creme.  I used 3 thin coats for these photos.  The first 2 coats were mildly streaky, but everything looked perfect in the third coat.  This shade is a touch brighter in person.

Haute Pink

Haute Pink is another neon stunner that my camera flipped out on.  This is an intense neon coral.  I used 3 thin coats for these photos.

Loopy Lime

Loopy Lime is a neon lime green with shimmer throughout.  I used 2 coats for these photos.  Very mild self leveling issue, but it wasn’t too bad at all.

Plum Sorbet

Plum Sorbet is a bright berry red shade.  I used 3 thin coats for these photos.  Definitely a pretty shade.  I was confused for a second though because Salon Perfect released a polish named Plum Sorbet a couple of years ago.  They are completely different though.  The older one is more of a shimmery grape color.

Summer Escape

Summer Escape is a neon tangerine orange.  In the bottle, it looked bright, but not exactly neon.  When I put it on though, there was no denying how neon it really was.  I did 3 thin coats and a glossy top coat.

Tickled Pink

Tickled Pink is a neon bubblegum pink creme.  I used 3 thin coats for these photos and I had some self leveling issues with it.  Still worth wearing, but you can see in the photos that there are some ripples in the polish.

Traffic Cone

Traffic Cone is a neon orange shade.  Again, my camera flipped out, but I love a good neon, and this is certainly amazing!  I used 3 thin coats for these photos.

Yowza Yellow

Yowza Yellow is a true neon highlighter yellow jelly.  It’s actually brighter in person than it is in these photos.  Application was streaky for this shade and of all the polishes I received, it’s definitely the only jelly like one of the group.  I used 3 coats for these photos.

Overview

So overall as a collection, I loved these neons.  They were bright and vibrant and fun.  A few did have some self leveling issue.  I have a lot of patience and it doesn’t bother me too much.  I needed 3 coats for almost all of these polishes, but if you use a nice white creme (like Sugar Cube) as a base, that helps a lot.  I did all of the swatches without a white base just so you could see what they looked like on their own.

All of these dry to a matte finish, which is fairly typical for neons.  I used Salon Perfect Crystal Clear top coat for all of these photos and it’s a fairly fast drying top coat that works really well.  It’s thick enough to coat and cover glitters for smooth finishes as well and gives a glassy finish.

Price: $3.98 Each

Where To Buy: Walmart

I love neons, so these are perfect for me and the price is really amazing.  There are 3 or 4 more Salon Perfect Neon POP shades that I didn’t have to show you, but I will be picking them up as soon as I spot them!

Will you be grabbing any of these shades?