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187
Beach, Please #187 by DND is a pale neutral with a cream finish.
Color
Type
Finish
Clean Beauty
Collection
I'm The Captain Now
A nude beige with blush undertones. DND states the shade as nude beige. Part of the I'm The Captain Now collection, which the brand states is its first HEMA-free and TPO-free gel line.
Beach, Please #187 is a pale neutral with a cream finish. DND labels it 187. The swatch above is rendered from the color recorded in the Index, so what you see is the shade itself, not studio lighting.
It comes in regular and gel formats. It belongs to the I'm The Captain Now collection.
DND publishes this one as vegan, cruelty-free, HEMA-free, and TPO-free.
Its closest color match in the Index right now is Day To Knight by CND. The full list of near matches is below, ranked by how close each one sits to this shade and finish.
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The nearest shades to Beach, Please #187 across other brands in the Index, ranked by color and finish distance. Not sponsored, not guessed: measured from each polish's recorded color.
CND
Day To Knight
99% match
Olive & June
CDJ
98% match
Lights Lacquer
Nudely Weds
98% match
OPI
Movie Buff
97% match
Dazzle Dry
Touch of Love
97% match

Kiara Sky
Peaches and Cream
97% match
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