Full Sets
French, Ombré & Pink and White
The classic finishes: a defined white tip, a soft gradient, or the pink-and-white set that has outlasted every trend. All built into the nail rather than painted over it.
From $48· 4 options
Options & pricing
Pink & White
$63
Ombre 2 Color
$65
Ombre 3 Color
$75
French/Pearl/Clear/Straight Tips
$48
Prices are starting prices. Length, shape and design work may add to the total; your technician confirms before starting.
Good to know
- What is the difference between a French and pink and white?
- A French is a line painted at the free edge. Pink and white is the same look built structurally — a pink base and a white tip sculpted as two materials. It costs more and takes longer, but as the nail grows the line moves with it rather than drifting out of place.
- How does ombré differ from a French?
- An ombré blends the two shades into each other rather than meeting at a line, so there is no hard edge to grow out unevenly. Two colours is the standard; three adds a further blended band and more time at the desk.
- Which of these grows out best?
- Ombré, comfortably. With no defined line there is nothing to sit out of place, so it stays wearable longer between visits. Pink and white is next. A painted French shows regrowth soonest.
- Can I have a French on a shorter nail?
- Yes. A narrower tip line suits a shorter nail better than a thick one, and a micro-French — a very fine line at the edge — is a popular option when you want the look without the length.