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Gel Manicure Savings: How At-Home Systems Are Just Starting to Replace Costly Salon Visits

Lauren Jarvis-Gibson — Sat, 27 Jun 2026 20:04:46 +0000

Salon visits add up fast, and a regular gel habit can quietly turn into one of the bigger beauty line items in your budget. That’s a big part of why at-home gel kits have moved from novelty to mainstay. They promise the same two-to-three-week wear without the standing appointment. If you’ve been weighing whether a gel setup belongs on your bathroom counter, here’s what the math, the experts and the major brands actually say.

How much a gel manicure really costs

A standard salon gel manicure runs about $40 to $80 per appointment in the U.S., and most people redo gel every two to three weeks. If you book every three weeks, that’s 17 to 20 appointments a year, roughly $700 to $1,600 or more annually. At-home gel nail systems, by comparison, start at $25 to $100 for a full starter kit, which is where the savings argument begins.

That spread is why so many shoppers are doing the math out loud. In a Byrdie piece, celebrity manicurist Lily Nguyen said, “Using at-home gel nail kits is more cost-effective than salon visits, and they’re also convenient and time-saving, letting you do your nails on your own schedule.”

Who at-home gel systems are best for

Gel kits aren’t for everyone, but they fit a specific kind of routine. They tend to make the most sense for people who want low-maintenance nails for two to three weeks at a stretch, professionals who need a consistent look week to week, brides preparing for a wedding and honeymoon, and anyone tired of reapplying press-ons every few days. If you like changing colors constantly, traditional polish may still suit you better, since gel rewards commitment.

The other appeal is scheduling. You’re not booking around a salon’s hours, and a touch-up can happen on a Sunday night instead of a Tuesday lunch break.

Popular at-home gel brands to know

Several mainstream brands now sell complete gel systems with the lamp included, which removes most of the guesswork for first-timers. The big names worth knowing are listed below.

Sally Hansen offers gel polish systems and starter kits aimed at beginners.
Olive & June sells an at-home gel manicure system that includes an LED lamp, base and top coats and gel polish shades designed to last up to 21 days when applied correctly.
OPI sells its own gel nail polish system that also includes a curing lamp.

Sally Hansen’s kit, in particular, gets singled out for ease of use. Writing for InStyle, Allison Lax explains, “This kit only involves three steps, making it simple to follow. The kit contains an LED lamp, one polish color, both base and top coats, and nail care essentials like a file and buffer to help shape nails. What makes the set especially unique is how quickly it works, with a suggested curing time of 30 seconds. Additionally, the kit lasts for up to 10 manicures, which is a good value for the wallet-friendly price (and significantly cheaper than visiting the salon).”

Can you actually get salon-quality results at home?

The short answer from dermatologists and pros is yes, with practice. Technique matters more than the kit itself, and thin coats, clean cuticle lines and full cure times under the lamp are what separate a manicure that lasts three weeks from one that lifts in three days.

In a Good Housekeeping article by Celia Shatzman, Dendy Engelman, M.D., F.A.C.M.S., F.A.A.D., a board-certified cosmetic dermatologist, said, “With practice and attention to detail, you can achieve salon-like results at home. Though applying gel polish on your own may take a little longer and require patience to avoid smudges or uneven edges, consistent practice can yield professional-looking results.”

Manicurists are equally bullish on the category. In a piece by InStyle, nail artist Agathe M. told writer Allison Lax, “At-home gel nail kits are an absolute game changer. They bring the precision of salon-quality manicures directly into your home, and you can create a perfect manicure whenever it suits your schedule. It’s all about turning your nail routine into a fun and creative experience.”

What to weigh before you buy a gel kit

Before clicking “add to cart,” think about how often you actually wear gel, how much storage space you have for a lamp and supplies and whether you’re patient enough to learn the application curve. The first manicure may take longer than a salon visit. By the third or fourth, most users find a rhythm, and that’s when the cost savings start to show up in the bank account instead of on a punch card.

A starter kit between $25 and $100 pays for itself after roughly one to two skipped salon visits, which is a quick payoff by beauty-spend standards.

Inside the Press-On Nails Boom: 8 Systems That Last 2 Weeks and Transform Your Beauty Routine

Lauren Jarvis-Gibson — Fri, 26 Jun 2026 20:31:14 +0000

Press on nails have moved from drugstore impulse buy to a legitimate alternative to salon manicures, and shoppers want to know which sets actually deliver on the two-week promise. Here is what to know about press on nails, prep, pricing and the brands worth your money.

How long do press on nails actually last?

Press on nails typically last 1 to 3 weeks when applied with professional nail glue, though longevity depends heavily on how well you prep your nails before application. Brands like Olive & June, Static Nails, Glamnetic, and KISS both advertise wear time of up to 14 days.

Getting close to that two-week mark comes down to five prep steps. Start with completely clean nails, push back your cuticles, lightly buff the natural nail surface, choose the correct size for each finger and apply glue carefully without overdoing it. Skipping any of these steps is the fastest way to watch a manicure pop off by day three.

Which press on nails brands last the longest?

Olive & June, Glamnetic, KISS and Static Nails are among the press-on brands most frequently associated with long wear, with several offering reusable designs that can withstand multiple applications. Many of these systems claim wear times of up to two weeks when applied correctly.

Static Nails, in particular, positions its Reusable Pop-On Manicures as an alternative to gel, dip and acrylic manicures. The brand says its award-winning sets are bend- and crack-resistant while maintaining a natural appearance. Static’s reusable sets typically retail for $16 to $24.

Glamnetic, with sets generally priced between $15 and $20, has also built a reputation for durability. The brand pairs thicker press-on nails with a strong brush-on glue designed to support extended wear, making its sets a popular choice among consumers seeking a salon-quality manicure at home.

What do press on nails cost in 2025?

Press on nails range from about $4 at the drugstore to roughly $24 for reusable luxury sets, putting most options well below the cost of a salon visit. KISS sits at the low end at $4 to $16, while Static Nails tops out at $24.

Here is how the major brands compare on price

Olive & June around $10 per set, includes 42 nails in 21 sizes plus glue, prep pad, cuticle stick and file
OPI $9.99 to $16.99, thinner nails coordinated with OPI polish shades
KISS $4 to $16, widely available at drugstores
Celebritips $10 to $16, bold shapes and rhinestone designs
Chillhouse $16, reusable artist-designed Chill Tips
Nail Reformation $16 to $20, minimalist fashion-forward designs
Glamnetic $15 to $20, durable reusable styles
Static Nails $16 to $24, reusable luxury sets

Which press on nails look the most natural?

Olive & June, OPI and Glamnetic are frequently singled out for natural-looking results, with Glamnetic earning praise for realistic short almond sets that can fool friends. Olive & June’s wide size range, with 21 different sizes per set, helps the nails sit flush with the natural nail bed.

Conçetta Ciarlo wrote for Vogue “Glamnetic has all the current nail trends you’ll find at any expert salon from cat-eye velvet finishes to metallic French tips. With inclusive sizing options, you’ll find the perfect fit to match the size of your natural nail bed.”

OPI focuses on natural-looking shapes and classic colors, with thinner, lighter nails for a more realistic feel that pairs with existing OPI polish shades.

Are pre-glued press-on nails worth it?

KISS is one of the most widely accessible press-on nail brands, offering multiple systems that cater to different levels of convenience and longevity. Its imPRESS line is pre-glued for quick application and designed for short-term wear, typically lasting around a week, making it a popular choice for beginners or anyone seeking a fast, no-mess manicure for events or weekends.

Karla Ayala, a licensed cosmetologist, told Byrdie that the KISS imPRESS line stands out for its convenience. She noted that the pre-applied adhesive allows for a quick, mess-free application process and said the nails can be applied in just a few minutes, holding up for about a week during wear tests.

While pre-glued nails generally do not last as long as glue-on systems designed for extended wear, they remain appealing for temporary use, such as short trips or weekend events.

KISS also offers traditional glue-on press-on sets designed for longer wear. With proper prep and application, these styles can last up to 14 days, positioning them among the more durable budget-friendly options available.

What about reusable press-on nails like Chillhouse?

Chillhouse Chill Tips are designed to be worn, removed and reapplied across multiple manicures, and at $16 per set they include a nail file, cuticle stick and non-toxic glue.

Writing for Byrdie, Khera Alexander noted that Chillhouse’s press-ons stand out for their affordability and design-forward approach. She highlighted that the sets can be worn multiple times and come with essential application tools, adding to their overall value at the $16 price point.

Static Nails and Glamnetic also lead the reusable category, while Nail Reformation leans into modern, minimalist designs at the $16 to $20 price point. For bold, event-ready looks with rhinestones and statement shapes, Celebritips runs $10 to $16 per set.

Certain Gel Nail Polishes Have Been Banned In Europe—Is the United States Next?

Raquel Lekic — Thu, 04 Sep 2025 20:30:28 +0000

For millions of women, gel manicures at the salon are a form of self care. Every few weeks, turning your brain off for an hour or so while your nails get a little TLC is something of a ritual—but what if that ritual is putting your health at risk? On September 1, a ban went into effect in Europe on trimethylbenzoyl diphenylphosphine oxide (TPO), a chemical found in gel nail polishes, as animal studies indicated it could have a negative effect on reproductive health. While European nail technicians are no longer allowed to use products containing TPO, the chemical remains legal in the United States. Here, everything to know about TPO, whether it’s still safe for use, and gel polish alternatives.

What is trimethylbenzoyl diphenylphosphine oxide (TPO)?

Trimethylbenzoyl diphenylphosphine oxide (TPO) is an ingredient found in gel polish known as a photoinitiator.When the UV light that cures gel polish comes in contact with the photoinitiator, the polish solidifies, creating the hard, glossy finish of gel manicures. “A photoinitiator absorbs energy from the UV or LED lamps used in gel manicures, which sets off a chain reaction that links small molecules called monomers together to form long polymer chains, forming a solid film,” explained cosmetic chemist Kelly Dobos in conversation with TODAY.

The European ban on this product came as a result of animal studies. When researchers gave male rats large amounts of TPO, it negatively impacted the rodents’ reproductive health—results that convinced officials to proceed with the ban, telling European nail techs to dispose of any remaining products they have containing TPO—Is the United States next?

Is it safe to still use nail polish with TPO?

Gel manicures and pedicures are so popular in The United States in part because the polish lasts for two weeks (or more) and is resistant to chips. But if Europe’s latest move has you wondering if we’re next, board-certified dermatologist Michelle Henry, MD, founder of Skin & Aesthetic Surgery of Manhattan, doesn’t think we’re quite there. “The US takes a risk-based approach to regulation, which means the burden of proof of actual harm is higher than in the EU,” she explained. “It would likely take more studies in humans before a ban is considered. That said, many large international brands are already reformulating for consistency across markets, so consumers here may start to see more TPO-free options regardless of whether the US issues a ban.”

Woman doing a gel manicure
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With all of that in mind, Dr. Henry says that gel polish containing TPO is still safe to use. “Our system looks at real-world risk and exposure, and since gel is applied to the nail plate—not the skin—the amount absorbed is likely very minimal. That said, it’s important to make sure the polish is applied carefully to avoid contact with the skin, she warns.

Are gel nails safe?

Long before Europe’s ban became news, there have been concerns over the safety of gel manicures. For starters, these manicures require a UV lamp to cure and harden the polish, and UV exposure is linked to skin cancer. Furthermore, many have taken to social media to share experiences of negative skin reactions to gel polish, burning sensations and weak and brittle nail beds after consistent gel manicures. While TPO might not necessarily be the biggest threat, the conversation surrounding the safety of gel nail polish has been ongoing.

What are some alternatives to gel polish?

If you’re committed to gel polish and are wary given these recent studies, TPO-free gel polishes do exist. And manicure alternatives such as dip powders don’t contain TPO. Press-on nails are another good option, as is regular nail polish, which is TP)-free. While it can be frustrating touching up drugstore polish after only a day or two when it chips, brands like Dazzle Dry have stepped up the game when it comes to DIY manicures.

I tried Dazzle Dry so you don’t have to

Unwinding in a nail salon might be therapeutic for some, but for me, it was the opposite. Tired of sitting in that seat an feeling antsy every two weeks, not to mention dishing out $60 every time my nails grew out, I made the switch to at-home manicures. While this gave my bank account a nice break, the appearance of my nails suffered: No matter what I did, my manicures would chip within three days. I had seen ads for Dazzle Dry, a standard nail polish that doesn’t use a UV light and promises a chip-free manicure for 7+ days, but I was deterred by the high price tag of $12.00 a bottle. But fed up with my choices of a pricey salon manicure or a subpar DIY mani, I decided to splurge on the $42 Mini Starter Kit.

So far, I’ve been impressed! It’s easy to do and the results are promising. After applying two layers of base coat, two layers of nail lacquer and one layer of top coat, the manicure dries completely in 5 minutes (that’s bee key for me, as someone who’s far too impatient to allow my nails to dry completely). While the speedy drying time was a big selling point for me, it’s the fact that my manicure stayed for 8 days without a single chip that’s made me a fan. And that’s not all!

Manicure done with Dazzle Dry
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Though it isn’t as thick as a gel polish, it has the same shine, which is a major plus. If you’re looking for an alternative to gel polishes, specifically those containing TPO, you might want to give this product a try.

Easy DIY 4th of July Nail Designs to Add Festive Flair to Your Holiday

Anna Traver — Tue, 01 Jul 2025 20:05:00 +0000

The Fourth of July is almost here, and the easiest way to get into the festive spirit starts with your nails! Holidays provide the perfect opportunity to experiment with designs and fun colors, and the red, white and blue theme of Independence Day is no exception. Luckily, there are nail designs you can DIY without having to spend time and money at the nail salon. Read on to see our favorite red, white and blue manis that make a stunning statement this Independence Day. Plus, you’ll find step-by-step instructions that are easy to follow — and some don’t even require art skills!

Striking stars and stripes

Get the look:

Apply two coats of white metallic polish, like Sally Hansen Galactic in Chromatica, on all nails. Let dry completely.
Using blue and red striper polish (like China Glaze Stripe Rite in Midnight Blue and Roll Out The Red Carpet, draw alternating diagonal lines across the index and ring fingernails.
Draw and fill in five-pointed stars on the rest of the nails in the placement of your choice, using the blue and red striper polishes. Let dry, then seal all nails with clear top coat.

Classic red, white and blue stars

These star-spangled nails by @mysticsnakenails on Instagram are so simple, yet so chic! And, the best part is they work on practically any nail length.

Get the look:

Paint all nails with two coats of a sheer pink-nude polish, like OPI Nail Lacquer in Bubble Bath. Let dry completely.
If you want, you can paint on the stars yourself with red, white and blue nail art striper polishes. But if you want to make it easier on yourself, simply stick on 2-3 of COKSDUPID Star Nail Stickers on each nail, evenly spaced out.
Seal all nails with a clear top coat.

Pretty polka-dot accents

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Get the look:

Apply two coats of red polish, like Essie in Not Red-y For Bed, on the index finger and pinkie nails. Let dry.
Paint two coats of blue polish, like Essie in Butler Please, on the middle finger and thumb nails. Let dry.
Swipe two coats of white polish (like OPI in Alpine Snow) onto the ring fingernail, then let dry completely. Next, using metallic silver (like FingerPaints in Silver Seascape), red and blue striper polishes, draw alternating tiers of circles on the white ring fingernail. Let dry, then seal all nails with clear top coat.

Spectacular red shimmer

A little sparkle never hurt anyone! If you want to glitz up your Fourth of July nails, swap out a solid red polish for a shimmery red polish, like @sonyas.nails on Instagram did with this design. It instantly elevates the entire look in just one easy step!

Get the look:

Paint all nails except the ring fingernails with two coats of periwinkle polish, likeEssie Nail Polish in Bikini So Teeny. Let dry completely.
On the ring fingernails, paint two coats of a shimmery red polish, like Olive & June Long Lasting Polish in Ruby Shimmer. Let dry.
On the middle fingernails, either stick on three white star nail decals, like COKSDUPID Star Nail Stickers. Or use a white striper polish, like FingerPaints Striping Polish in Hip Hip Hue-Ray, to hand paint on the stars. After carefully outlining the star shapes, fill them in with the polish. Let dry.
Seal all nails with a clear top coat.

Flag-inspired French tips

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Get the look:

Apply two coats of off-white polish (like OPI Malibu in Coastal Sand-tuary) to all nails. Let dry.
Draw French tips on the middle and ring fingernails using the red striper polish. Repeat using the blue striper polish on the index finger, pinkie and thumb nails. Let dry.
Using the blue striper polish, draw a box in the corner of the ring fingernail’s tip; let dry. Next, dip a toothpick in the white polish and use it to draw two lines across the red tip and a star in the blue box. Let dry; seal with top coat.

American flag chic

These Fourth of July nails by @sanctuaryspatradition on Instagram prove that you can create the cutest designs on short nails, too! This mani combines all the elements of an Independence Day nail design, with glitter, stars and stripes!

Get the look:

Paint pinky fingernails with two coats of white polish, like Sally Hansen Insta-Dri Nail Color in White on Time; paint middle fingernails with two coats of a royal blue polish, like Essie Nail Polish in Butler Please; and paint pointer fingernails with two coats of red polish, like OPI Nail Lacquer in Big Apple Red. Let all dry completely.
For the sparkle, paint the ring fingernails with two coats of sparkly silver polish, like Sally Hansen Miracle Gel Nail Polish in Deep Sea Diamond. Let dry.
On the pinky fingernails, use a dotting tool, like COMIART Dotting Tool Set, and dip into the blue polish. Place small blue dots sporadically on the nail, placing most toward the tip of the nail and just a few cascading down. Clean the dotting tool and repeat with red polish. Let dry.
On the middle fingernails, use a white striper polish, like FingerPaints Striping Polish in Hip Hip Hue-Ray, and paint on 3-5 stars on the nail. Let dry.
On the pointer fingernails, use the white striping polish to draw thin vertical lines down the nail. Let dry.
Seal all nails with a clear top coat.

Fancy fireworks

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Get the look:

Paint all nails with two coats of white polish. Let dry completely.
Using the red striper polish, draw a small circle in the center of the middle fingernail. Next, draw six spider-like legs of varying lengths coming out of the center circle. Let dry.
Continue drawing spider-like legs overlapping the red ones, using the blue striper polish. Let dry, then draw more legs using glittery silver striper polish (like FingerPaints in Disco Fever).
Repeat those steps on the ring fingernail. Once dry, seal all nails with a clear top coat.

Cute red and blue cherries

Want to change up the typical Fourth of July nail look and ditch the stars? Instagram user @han.polished did just that with the most adorable, festive cherry design! The blue stems of the cherries still make the mani right on theme for Independence Day.

Get the look:

Paint all nails with two coats of a sheer nude polish, like OPI Nail Lacquer in Bubble Bath. Let dry completely.
Use a white striper polish, like FingerPaints Striping Polish in Hip Hip Hue-Ray, to paint on thick, crescent-shaped tips at the top of nails for the French tips. Let dry.
Use a dotting tool, like COMIART Dotting Tool Set, and dip into red polish, like OPI Nail Lacquer in Big Apple Red. Place 2-3 pairs of small dots across the nail for the cherries. Let dry.
Use a light blue striper polish, like FingerPaints Striping Polish in Aqua Artist, to paint on the stems of the cherries. Paint two short stems connecting each pair of red dots together, then a “leaf” at the top of each. Let dry.
Seal all nails with a clear top coat.

Mix and match 4th of July nails

Celebrate the Fourth of July in festive style with this fun and simple-to-do nail art from HannahRoxIt.com.

Get the look:

In a diagonal fashion, paint the top half of each nail with white polish, like OPI Nail Lacquer in Alpine Snow, and the bottom half with blue polish, like Essie Nail Polish in Push Play. Let dry completely.
Dip a medium-size dotting tool, like COMIART Dotting Tool Set, into the white polish and create polka dots on top of the blue polish. Then, using a red striper polish, like FingerPaints Red-Aissance Striping Polish, paint diagonal stripes across the white polish. Let dry.
Seal all nails with a clear top coat.

10 Fresh Fruit Nail Designs to Try—Strawberries, Lemons & More!

Anna Traver — Thu, 29 May 2025 20:00:54 +0000

If all the colorful produce at your local farmer’s market makes you happy, then you will love the latest manicure trend: fruit nail designs. The craze is perfect for the summertime, with bright colors that fit right in with the season. From strawberries to lemons and limes, fruit makes for the cutest nail designs that are sure to spark joy. Luckily for you, we rounded up our favorite fruit nail designs that you can DIY at home or bring as inspo to your next nail salon appointment.

10 fruit nail ideas that are too cute not to try!

Keep scrolling for all the juiciest fruit nail inspiration you could ask for.

1. Stunning strawberry nails design

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“Red nails always get you noticed!” says celebrity manicurist Miss Pop, who has prettied up the nails of stars like Regina King and Tina Fey. “And decorating a few of them with a strawberry patch motif looks especially summery and happy.” DIY it by using white and green nail striping polishes.

2. Chic kiwi slice nail design

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Bring the beauty of kiwi slices to nails with this delicious fruit nail design. This is one of the easier ones to DIY that doesn’t require any intricate design work. Simple paint the upper two-thirds of your nails a bright lime green and the lower third a pale pastel green, then add black dots between the two colors with a nail art brush.

3. Tutti-fruity French tips

Robert Milazzo

Can’t pick your favorite fruit? Why not add them all? Look no further than these fun fruity French tips, featuring oranges, lemons, watermelons and kiwis. DIY it by using yellow, red, green, white and black nail art polishes.

4. Orange, watermelon, cherry and lemon nails design

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Two of summer’s favorite things? Florals and fruit, of course! Here, @nailsbycarriex painted on different fruits for each nail and wove in simple, cute flowers. The colors all pair together beautifully and she shows the design works on shorter nails. The easiest way to make the flowers is by just creating small dots using a dotting tool in a flower shape.

5. Chrome strawberry nails design

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Who doesn’t love a little chrome?! The chrome stems of the strawberries on this design by @naildesignbykayla add a subtle touch that makes everything pop. If you are DIYing at home, you can use eyeshadow for the chrome effect!

6. Subtle fruit accents

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For something a little more subtle and muted, go for these fruit nails by @by.lucyrose. She started with a milky nude base and then added a subtle fruit design to a corner of each nail. When doing it at home, be sure to not make the fruit designs too large—you want them to be subtle for this look.

7. Stripes and fruit nails

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These fruit nails by @nailsby.stells give off major European summer vibes thanks to the chic striping mixed in with the fruits. When doing the stripes at home, try using nail striping tape to create perfect, straight lines.

8. Orange on orange nails

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For color that is sure to stand out in the best way, try out this orange nail design by @_h.collective. The nude base of the orange nail art accent nails paired with the solid orange nails blend together beautifully. The green leaves are easiest to create using a green striping polish.

9. Multi-color fruit French tips

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Bring on the color with these fruit-packed French tips by @thegelstudio_. Each tip is a different color and each nail has a different fruit, which makes for a fun and bright mani. If you’re going the DIY route, you can try using fruit nail stickers rather than hand-painting.

10. Strawberry swirls

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These strawberry nails by @landofhands are oh-so-dreamy. The pink swirl accent nails pair perfectly with the red berries and the milky pink base is gorgeous. When DIYing, make sure you let the base dry before you add the swirly stripes.

10 Summer Nail Looks to DIY or Bring to the Salon

Anna Traver — Tue, 20 May 2025 17:30:00 +0000

One thing about me? I will always take any opportunity to try out a fun, colorful nail design. And what better time for all the bright colors and cheery nail art than summer? This season is all about manicures that make a statement. From neon aura nails to fruit-filled designs and solid hues like creamy, butter yellow, the options are endless. If you’re on the hunt for some inspiration, you’re in luck: We rounded up the best summer nails to try for yourself, whether through the DIY route at home or at the nail salon!

What’s trending for 2025 summer nails?

For our upcoming summer 2025 nails, it’s all about bold, bright colors. Think hot pink, neon orange and royal blue. However, that’s not to say that we’re completely straying away from pastels—soft shades like butter yellow and baby blue work just as well for summer as they do for spring. Overall, this year’s summer nails are all about pops of color.

Design-wise, one summer nail trend we’re loving is fruit nails. For a European vibe, try citrus fruits, like lemon and orange nail art. Berries are also oh-so-cute as a nail design. Moreover, we predict coastal nails will be huge this year. Coastal chic is a major style trend we saw last year and are continuing to see this year in fashion, and we think it’s time to bring the trend onto our manis—think starfish, seashells, pearls and tropical florals. Lastly, we think we’ll continue to see aura nails, French tips and chrome trending this summer.

10 summer nail designs to DIY or bring to the salon

Keep scrolling for all the summer nail inspiration you could ask for.

1. Pink and orange marble nails

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Marble nails are oh-so-dreamy, and we can’t get over this color combo by @nailsbymolly_x. The neon pink and orange mix together beautifully and stand out against the soft nude base.

2. Positano blue nails

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These baby blue pinstripe nails with lemon art by @_nailsbyjulianna give off all the Euro summer vibes (a.k.a. feeling like you’re on vacay, no travel required). You could even add an orange as well to amp up the citrus play.

3. Butter yellow summer nails

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Nail art not your thing? No problem. For the perfect solid shade for summer, look no further than creamy butter yellow, like we see in this mani by @lookbyeloise. It works on all nail lengths and is sure to garner lots of compliments.

4. Coastal chic nails

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You’ll feel like a mermaid with these nails by @gelsbyari. The 3D designs glimmer like the sun and the colors mesh seamlessly together. All you need are some mermaid waves in your hair to complete the look!

5. Neon orange summer nails

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BRB, we’re on our way to get this exact mani by @dazeynailco ASAP. The neon orange makes a statement no matter what you’re wearing and the floral nail art is super easy to DIY.

6. Royal blue + lemons

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Who knew royal blue and lemon could pair so well together?! Another European summer look, these nails by @iolapallade_beauty will make you feel like you were transported to a Greek island.

7. Seaside nails

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Headed to the beach this summer? You need to try this mani by @nails.x.jenna. Each nail is a different design, from a seahorse to a bikini and starfish.

8. Fruit-filled French tips

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Bring on all the fruit for your summer nails! @naileditbeauty added cherries, blueberries, strawberries and oranges to this fruity design, complete with bright blue French tips.

9. Orange aura nails

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Aura nails, a.k.a. gradient nails, don’t seem to be going away soon—and we’re all for it because they’re perfect for summer. Recreate this look by @dazeynailco using neon orange and reddish-pink shades.

10. Green summer nails

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This olive green is gorgeous for summer if you prefer a more muted hue. And the white fern detailing completes the whole look.

13 Easter Nails That Are Perfect for Spring

Anna Traver — Fri, 11 Apr 2025 15:30:00 +0000

We’re spending time gearing up for Easter by decorating eggs, so why not decorate our nails too?! And luckily, it’s easy to paint on a pretty and festive manicure in a few simple steps! Just take a scroll through the Easter nails options below. From fabulous florals to beautiful butterflies, playful bunnies and more there’s one for everyone. Plus, read on to see the steps it takes to recreate the looks at home (or use these photos for inspiration for your next in-salon manicure).

DIY Easter nails to try

All of these eye-catching manicures can be done with a few tools and in four steps or fewer.

1. Pretty pearl accents

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“Pearls always make a feminine, classic statement,” says celebrity manicurist Patricia Yankee. “And that’s just what this pearly nail look does for your hands — it gives them a touch of elegance!”

Get the look:

Paint all nails two coats of lavender polish, like essie Nail Polish in Lilacism. Let dry completely.

On your ring and index nails, use a toothpick to apply two curved rows of flat-back nail pearls, such as BrainKer Half Flatback Pearls. Place the first row of pearls in a semicircle above your cuticle, then curve the second row of pearls above the first.

Seal nails with clear top coat.

2. Easter nails: Bouquet of tulips

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“Tulips are the quintessential spring flower!” says Yankee. “And because they tip the free edge of your nail, the flowers make your nails look longer.”

Get the look:

Paint all nails two coats of petal pink polish, like essie Nail Polish in In The You-niverse. Let dry completely.

On two accent nails per hand, create the tulips by using a lavender striper polish, like LeChat Cm Striping Nail Art in Lavender Flower, or a yellow striper polish, like Color Club Nail Art Striper in Yellow. Start at mid-nail and make three pointed bumps (or “petals”) and extend the color to the free edge. Let dry.

Using a white striper polish, like Sally Hansen I Heart Nail Art Striper in White, outline the petals with a “Y” shape and upside down “V” shapes. Let dry.

Seal nails with clear top coat.

3. Gilded Easter egg nails

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“This gold leaf look is easy to create,” says Yankee. Bonus: You can also make matching Easter eggs.

Get the look:

Paint all nails two coats of lavender polish, like essie Nail Polish in Lilacism. Let dry completely.

On each nail, sweep on a nail adhesive, like Makartt Nail Foil Glue. Wait for the formula to turn from white to clear (it should feel tacky to the touch).

Place a precut nail-sized strip of gold foil, like WFAUIBR Gold Leaf Flakes, (shiny side up) onto each nail. Use your fingertips to press each strip down, applying varying levels of pressure at different points around the nail bed. This ensures the foil leaves behind a speckled design. Seal nails with clear top coat.

4. Beautiful yellow blooms

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“Tiny daises blooming on your nails are the perfect nod to spring,” says celebrity manicurist Miss Pop.

Get the look:

Paint all nails two coats of bright pink polish, like OPI Nail Lacquer in Makeout-side. Let dry completely.

On two accent nails per hand, create the daisies by dipping a toothpick into yellow polish, like OPI Nail Lacquer in Exotic Birds Do Not Tweet, and make two circles of five dots.

Using a green striper polish, like LeChat Cm Striping Nail Art in Hot Green, make a “stem” under each flower that goes to the free edge.

Dip a clean toothpick in clear polish and use to place circular orange rhinestones, like LolliBeads Round Nail Art Rhinestones in Fire Opal, at the center of each flower. Seal nails with top coat.

5. Bejeweled bunny accents

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Each adorable bunny has a rhinestone bow that gives nails a touch of sparkle.

Get the look:

Paint all nails two coats of pink polish, like Zoya Nail Lacquer in Yohanna. Let dry completely.

On two accent nails per hand, create the bunnies by using white striper polish, like Sally Hansen I Heart Nail Art Striper in White, and paint a half circle. Then, make two long oval ears on each bunny. Let dry.

Using a pink striper polish, like Sally Hansen I Heart Nail Art Striper in Hot Pink, paint the inside of the ears and add a dot for the nose. Let dry. Next, make the bunny’s eyes using black striper polish, like China Glaze Stripe Rite in Paint it Black. Let dry, then add a white dot at each center with the white striper polish; let dry.

Dip a toothpick in clear top coat and use it to attach two pink triangle rhinestones, find them in a set like KADS Triangle Colorful Rhinestones, to make a bow on each bunny. Seal nails with clear top coat.

6. Easter nails: Blinged out butterflies

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“Butterflies are a beautiful symbol of spring,” says Yankee. “And these sparkling ones bathe your hands in beautiful light!”

Get the look:

Paint all nails two coats of hot pink nail polish, like Orly Nail Lacquer in That’s Hot. Let dry completely.

On two accent nails per hand, create the butterflies by dipping a toothpick into clear top coat and use it to place two teardrop rhinestones, find them in a set like GA&EN Nail Art Rhinestones Set, (with the point facing inward) at the center of the nails. Underneath the teardrops, place two heart rhinestones from the same set.

Using a white striper polish, like Sally Hansen I Heart Nail Art Striper in White, create antennae atop each butterfly. Then, use a toothpick dipped in clear top coat to place two circular rhinestones atop each antenna. Seal nails with clear top coat.

7. Chic with cherry blossoms

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This time of year, cherry blossoms are in full bloom, so why not add their beauty to your fingertips!

Paint all nails with two coats of pink polish, like CND Vinylux Nail Polish in Strawberry Smoothie. Let dry completely.

Dip a toothpick in brown polish, like Sally Hansen Xtreme Wear Nail Color in Central Bark, and use it to paint branches onto two accent nails per hand. Let dry.

Use white polish, like Sally Hansen Xtreme Wear Nail Color in White On, to dot three clusters on each branch. Then, dip a toothpick into clear polish and dot it on the back of small pink round rhinestones, find them in a set like Bajuqiju Nail Art Gems in Pink, and use to place in each cluster’s center. Seal nails with clear top coat.

8. Radiant rosebuds

Robert Milazzo

“Nothing is more feminine than a blooming rose,” says Yankee. “And these sweet little rosebuds are actually very easy to make!”

Get the look:

Paint all nails two coats of pale pink polish, like Sally Hansen Insta-Dri Nail Color in In a Blush. Let dry completely.

On two accent nails per hand, use a bright pink striper polish, like Sally Hansen I Heart Nail Art Striper in Hot Pink, to make three to four large dots.

Use a darker pink striper polish, like LeChat Cm Striping Nail Art in Light Purple, to make tiny “C”-shaped swirls within the pink dots. Let dry.

Use a bright green striper polish, like LeChat Cm Striping Nail Art in Hot Green, to make small leaf shapes on the side of each rosebud. Let dry. Seal nails with clear top coat.

9. Wow-worthy wildflowers

A pretty wildflower-inspired manicure is sure to bring on the compliments.

Get the look:

Paint all nails two coats of coral polish, like OPI Nail Lacquer in ElePhantastic Pink. Let dry completely.

On two accent nails per hand, create flowers by using green striper polish, like FingerPaints Performance Art Striping Polish in Green, to make four long, thin stems and grass at different lengths. Top two stems with daisies made with tiny dots in yellow striper polish, like Sally Hansen I Heart Nail Art Striper in Yellow, and two tulips with orange striper polish, like Color Club Nail Art Striper in Neon Orange. Let dry.

Use a toothpick and clear polish to add a small orange rhinestone, like LolliBeads Round Nail Art Rhinestones in Fire Opal, to the center of each daisy. Seal nails with clear top coat.

10. Easter nails: Peek-a-boo bunnies

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Bunnies that “pop out” of the corners of nails add playful pizzazz to a pastel manicure.

Get the look:

Paint nails two coats of a different color using purple, yellow, blue and pink polishes, find in a set like Beetles Pastel Nail Polish Set; let dry.
At one corner of each nail, use a nail art brush, like Orly Short Detailer Brush, and white polish, like essie in Blanc, to draw a bunny head and ears; alternate the corners for each head for playful movement.
Use the brush and hot pink polish, like Orly Nail Lacquer in That’s Hot, to fill in the ears, then dip in black polish, like wet n wild WildShine Nail Polish in Black Crème, to add eyes to each bunny. Seal nails with top coat.

11. Pop of color French tips

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Swapping traditional white for pastel hues in yellow, purple and blue is a great way to give a French manicure some springtime flair.

Get the look:

Apply two coats of pinky-nude polish, like Morgan Taylor in Prim-Rose and Proper, to all nails. Let dry completely.
Place a French tip sticker, like Static Nails Round French Manicure Guides, on each nail, leaving the tip area exposed, then add a swipe of a pastel yellow, blue or purple polish, find in a set like Beetles Pastel Nail Polish Set, along one tip; add a second coat of the color if needed. Remove the sticker while the polish is still wet.
Repeat on the rest of nails and alternate between the blue, purple and yellow polishes for the tip colors; let dry completely. Seal all nails with top coat.

12. Pretty pastel polka dots

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A gradient polka dot Easter nails design makes a statement and creates the illusion of longer nails.

Get the look:

Apply two coats of white polish, like essie in Blanc, to all nails; let dry.
Use a dotting tool, like Le Mini Macaron Le Dottie Dotting Tool, and pastel blue polish, find in a set like Beetles Pastel Nail Polish Set, to create various-sized dots near the cuticle of each nail, leaving plenty of white space.
Repeat with purple, pink and yellow polishes down the length of each nail; let dry completely. Seal all nails with top coat.

13. Darling daisy blooms

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Like pop art for nails, these blooming white daisies complement any Easter attire.

Get the look:

Paint all nails two coats of beige polish, like Olive & June in RP. Let dry completely.
Dip a nail art brush, like Orly Short Detailer Brush, in white polish, like essie in Blanc, and create 2-3 daisy flowers on each nail. Once dry, use the brush and yellow polish, like Zoya in Pippa, to add a dot to the center of each flower.
Use the brush and green polish, like ella+mila in Tropical Jungle, to draw leaves coming from each flower; let dry. Seal all nails with top coat.

10 Yellow Nail Designs: French Tips, Chrome and More

Anna Traver — Thu, 27 Mar 2025 15:00:56 +0000

Warmer days are on the rise, and with it, so is all things sunny. Rays of sunshine, bright blooming flowers and perhaps hopping on the butter yellow outfit trend. It’s also time to break out the yellow manicures! Yellow nails are the perfect way to brighten up your day and add a pop of color to your look for the spring and summer seasons. From pastel yellow nails to bright yellow hues and yellow nail art, the possibilities and options are endless. Here, we rounded up the best yellow nail designs to DIY at home or bring to the nail salon as inspiration for your next manicure.

Why try yellow nails?

Yellow nails are such a fun way to add playful pizzazz to fingertips. Maybe you don’t love wearing yellow through your clothing or outfit, but painting it onto your nails is a fun way to try out the hue.

Plus, there is a broad range of yellow shades to choose from. If you’re feeling bold and vibrant, try a bright neon yellow. Want something more subtle? Try a pastel, butter yellow shade. There are also mustard yellow hues, pale yellow and more.

As a bonus, color psychology shows that yellow can promote feelings of joy, energy and cheer. Channeling these positive feelings just through your manicure is such an easy way to make your day just that much better.

10 yellow nails to try

Keep reading for sunny yellow nail ideas to DIY at home or bring to the salon for your next nail appointment.

Yellow French tips and lemons

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French manicures are always a classic, but sometimes it’s fun to change it up by adding some color. Add a micro yellow French tip under the classic white French tips, and then create an accent nail with lemon nail art and polka dots.

Bright yellow nails with florals

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The bright pink and blue hues of these flowers make the yellow shade “pop.”

Pastel yellow nails with glitter accents

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If you want subtle nail art, try pastel yellow swirls with sparkly accents, like these nails by @nailsbypaulin. Both silver and gold would work well for the sparkles.

Butter yellow nails

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Butter yellow is all the rage at the moment—why not try it out with your mani? Plus, this nail look by @sammimay.beauty doesn’t require any nail art.

Yellow lemon nails

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Hints of citrus are perfect for the spring and summer. Paint some pretty lemons over a nude base for the accent nails and paint the rest of the nails a solid yellow, like this look by @nailartbychlo.

Yellow and black nails

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Adding black accents to a yellow manicure creates a cool contrast and makes your nails stand out even more.

Yellow chrome nails

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Chrome powder makes nails look so shiny, glossy and elevated—and the best part is that chrome works for just about any color, including yellow! We love these chrome butter yellow nails by @allnailss._.

Yellow floral French tips

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Instead of the classic white French tip, try a floral French mani! These nails by @glowbygracee feature the cutest yet simple flowers and a gorgeous, subtly-shimmery nude base.

Yellow bow + flower nails

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Dainty bows always make such a chic statement on a manicure and are an easy way to add a little something extra. These nails by @nailzkatkat mesh flowers and bows into the cutest spring mani.

3D yellow nails

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Add some texture to your manicure with 3D nail art, like @sandynailsbeautysalon did with these yellow French tips.

8 Marble Nail Designs That Are Easy to DIY

Anna Traver — Sat, 22 Mar 2025 18:30:56 +0000

Whether it’s your countertops, artwork or manicure, marble is and has always been such a classic. Marble has been around for decades and doesn’t seem to ever go out of style. The swirly, mesmerizing design looks so intricate and elevated and is sure to garner loads of compliments whether through your home decor or, our personal favorite, your nails. Marble nails take nail art to the next level and best of all, are deceivingly easy to DIY (or, of course, get them done at the nail salon). Here, we rounded up the best marble nail art to recreate yourself or bring as inspiration to your next nail appointment.

Why try marble nails?

Marble nails are sure to turn heads (in the best way) and are such a fun design option if you’re looking to try out some pretty nail art. Each marble manicure can look different from the next with different swirl patterns, making your mani more unique.

We also love that marble nails work all year round and can be customized to your preferred color palette. Try a pastel pink marble nail design for spring, vibrant blue marble nail art for summer and a dark, moody purple marble manicure for fall and winter. You can also keep it neutral with pretty golds, silvers, whites, nudes and more.

How to DIY marble nails

The biggest pro of this manicure technique is that you can DIY your own marble nails right from home—and it’s not too complicated! Simply add a few drops of your preferred polishes to a plate or other flat surface. Use a toothpick or nail spatula to swirl the colors together. Just be careful not to completely mix the colors, like you would if you were trying to create a new shade, rather swirl the toothpick or nail spatula through the colors in a snake-like pattern. Then, take a nail art brush and “scoop” up the swirl and paint on the nail. Follow this tutorial by @youngnailsinc on TikTok to see how easy it is for yourself.

8 marble nail looks

Keep reading for our favorite marble nail art to recreate yourself for a striking manicure.

White and tan marble nails

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Keep it neutral with a white and nude color palette, which makes for the most gorgeous yet simple marble nails as @_thejadeaesthetic proves with her design here. These are great for work if you have a strict no-colored-polish policy.

Pastel marble nails

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If you’re looking for the perfect spring marble nail design, look no further than this look by @beautique_kent. The multicolor palette is sure to brighten up your day and look.

Pretty in pink marble nails

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We love the sheer base on these pink marble nails by @esvynails, as it really makes the marble design “pop.”

Touches of gold marble nails

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This marble nail art by @ohlumishbeautybar is so dreamy and ethereal-looking. One of our favorite parts is the 3D gold nail art on the ring finger, creating a stunning accent nail.

Radiant red marble nails

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You can never go wrong with a red mani. These reddish-pink marble nails by @mani_by_megan are absolutely striking, thanks to not just the red base but also the gold accents.

Beautiful blue marble nails

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Blue and brown complement each other beautifully, as we see here with this marble nail art by @polishedinportland.

Black and white marble nails

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Keep it classic with black and white marble nails while also adding a fun twist with hints of sparkle woven throughout.

Purple marble nails

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BRB, I’m heading to the nail salon to get this pastel purple marble manicure ASAP. It’s so majestic and mesmerizing, and the touches of brown pull the whole look together.

9 Ways to Wow With Ombre Nails

lstachiw — Thu, 13 Mar 2025 16:30:37 +0000

Ombre nails have become a must-have manicure trend, effortlessly blending colors to create a soft gradient effect. Whether you prefer subtle pastels or bold neons, this stylish technique adds depth and dimension to any nail look. Perfect for any season or occasion, ombre nails are a go-to for those who love a chic yet versatile manicure. Celebrity manicurist and KISS USA Brand Ambassador Gina Edwards shares, “Ombre nails can be worn at any time for any occasion, but the most frequent event I have seen is for weddings.” And with salon-quality finishes achievable at home, it’s no wonder ombré nails continue to dominate the beauty scene. Here, you will find everything you need to know about the manicure technique and some ombre nail designs to inspire your next mani.

What are ombre nails?

Ombre nails feature a seamless color transition, usually from light to dark or between two completely different shades. This gradient effect is achieved using sponging, brushing or airbrushing techniques, creating an effortlessly blended look.

They complement different nail shapes, from almond to square, making them an accessible trend for everyone. This style continues to evolve, with variations incorporating glitter, chrome and even holographic finishes.

How to achieve ombre nails

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While a professional nail technician can create flawless ombré nails with airbrush tools or gel techniques, you can achieve the look at home with a little practice and patience. For a DIY ombre nail design, try these steps:

Start with a base coat. Apply a clear base coat to protect your nails and ensure a smooth application.
Apply your base color. Choose your lightest shade and apply it to the entire nail as a base. Let it dry completely.
Use a makeup sponge. Apply both the light and dark colors side by side on a sponge, slightly overlapping them to create a blended effect.
Dab the sponge onto nails. Gently press the sponge onto the nail, moving it slightly up and down to blend the colors.
Repeat for intensity. You may need to repeat the sponging process 2-3 times to achieve a seamless gradient.
Clean up the edges. Use a brush dipped in nail polish remover to clean up any excess polish around the cuticles.
Finish with a top coat. Apply a glossy or matte top coat to seal the look and smooth out any texture from the sponge.

Pro tips for flawless ombre nails

Use a damp sponge to prevent the polish from absorbing too quickly.
Apply liquid latex or tape around your nails to minimize cleanup.
Blend with a brush dipped in acetone if you want a softer color transition.
For gel ombre nails, use a nail brush to blend the gel before curing under a UV lamp.

“The biggest mistake is using the same sponge on each nail,” says Edwards. “A fresh sponge will not [cause] pillage and gets you a smooth ombre look. Use one sponge, but break it off into 10 pieces.”

Bonus: If you are hesitant to dive into this look or want to play around with colors without having to commit to the work of applying the polishes, try press-on nails like imPRESS Nails instead. It will allow you to easily try out the style without commitment.

Ombre nail color combinations

The beauty of ombre nails lies in their versatility. The options are endless, whether you want a natural look or a bold statement. Mix and match colors to create the perfect gradient, from soft nudes to vibrant hues.

Here are a few stunning combinations to consider:

Classic French ombre nails: These range from white to nude or pink for a timeless, elegant look.

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Pastel ombre nails: Light pink to lavender, baby blue to mint or peach to coral creates a soft, dreamy effect.

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Sunset ombre nails: Shades of yellow, orange and red or pink blend together for a beautiful sunset-like effect.
Neon ombre nails: Vibrant neon colors glow, especially under UV light.
Dark & moody ombre nails: Deep burgundy to black or navy blue to charcoal gives off a bold, edgy vibe.

Other ombre nail designs:

Looking for more inspiration? See the below on-trend and gorgeous gradient maincures.

Glitter ombre nails: Blend any base color with silver or gold glitter tips for a sparkling effect.
Chrome ombre nails: Use metallic or holographic powders for a futuristic gradient.

Ocean blue ombre nails: A sea-inspired look featuring different shades of blue, from navy to turquoise.

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Rainbow ombre nails: This brightly-colored, multi-hued gradient gives off a fun and playful vibe.

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Ombré nails are the perfect way to add dimension and creativity to your manicure. The gradient effect offers endless possibilities to express your style. With enough patience, you can master this timeless trend and experiment with different color combinations to keep your nails fresh and stylish.