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Nail art and ideas

Not sure what to get? Start with a shape, pick a color story, then bring a photo if you have one. We'll tell you honestly what will look good and last.

Pick a shape

Shape changes the whole look. Shorter shapes are easier for everyday life, longer ones give more room for art.

SquareStrong and simple
RoundNatural and easy
AlmondSlim and elegant
CoffinLong with a flat tip
StilettoBold and pointed

Color stories

A few directions guests often ask for. Our wall of shades has plenty more, so treat these as a starting point.

Honey and gold

Warm gels that look great on every skin tone. Easy for fall and the holidays.

Clean and milky

Sheer pinks, milky whites and a soft French. The safe bet for weddings and interviews.

Sunset brights

Tangerine, coral and marigold for summer pedicures and vacation nails.

Deep and moody

Cocoa, burgundy and espresso for when you want something dramatic.

Styles people love

Ombré dip

A soft fade from one shade into another, usually pink into white or nude into a deeper tone. Dip powder makes it smooth and durable.

French and modern French

The classic white tip, or a thinner colored line for something more current. Works on almost any length.

Accent nails

Keep most nails solid and add a design, glitter or a simple line on one or two. Easy to wear and less time in the chair.

Seasonal sets

Holiday reds, spring pastels, summer brights. Ask us what's new on the color wall.

Tips for a set that lasts

Wear gloves for dishes and cleaning. Hot water and harsh cleaners are the main reason polish lifts early.

Use cuticle oil a few times a week. Healthy cuticles keep the edge of your gel or dip looking neat for longer.

Don't pick at lifting. If a nail starts to lift or chip, call us. Peeling it off yourself pulls up layers of your natural nail.

Book fills on time. Acrylic and dip look best when refreshed every two to three weeks.

Got a photo of a design you love? Bring it in.

Call (303) 797-8520