Neon Pink /Neon Blue replacement?

I am wondering if anyone has a pink they use that is anywhere near Neon Pink but not UV? I kinda want my main kit and splits to be all non-UV colors and only save those for special events (blacklight parties) since they're a little more pricey and the warning label on them is a bit discouraging. But I can't seem to get away from Neon Pink! I also like TAG neon blue but haven't found anything that are very close to these. Any advice?

have you found any yet?

I run with both matte and neon pink. If I want to tone it down but not enough to go with matte, I will just mix the two together.

If you are just wanting to avoid neon but still have an eye catcher, try using pearlized pink.

I LOVE Paradise brilliant pink. It pops and looks gorgeous in any situation. FAB also makes a fantastic Magenta Shimmer that I tried out and loved. While it's not quite pink, it makes fantastic combos in and of itself.

For blue I like the brilliant blue. I played with someone's kit and liked London Sky Shimmer from FAB.

I guess my closest favorite for blue so far has been TAG light blue - I like it much better than the neon, in fact. I have Paradise pinks - not the brilliant yet since I was working on using up my TAG but that will be my next one to get. The matte pinks are nice but not quite neon. Haven't found anything close to that yet but I may try chameleon or FAB next.

I use the TAG neon magenta in regular splits!

Me too, Gina! I love neon magenta. I really don't know that there is a sub. It just makes the pink POP!

My brilliant pink is the same color as the light pink but metallic. Does that make since?? I though I could use them together on butterflies, but it doesn't work since they are both kind of dark.

is chameleons marshmallow pink a bright neon shade?

It sure looks like it in their photos! But of course that can be deceiving. I think I'll be ordering it next time I place one just to see (and since one can never have too much pink in their kit). If someone has a swatch photographed I'd be grateful!