Since painting my nails with a gradient in Shellac Purple Purple, I’ve had a wave of clients asking for the same in alternate colors. White is especially popular, but the sea green glitter is really neat, too!
A client came in recently asking for a no-chip manicure that wouldn’t have noticeable outgrowth, so we went with a simple rose-colored ombre. Even though the design is simple, I think it turned out great!
Colors are Gelish Sweet Dream and Exhale.
My massage therapist coworker came back for more Gelish nail art - a little simpler this time, but still fun to do. She chose Midnight Caller for her thumb, index, and middle finger; It’s a Lily for her ring finger, and Tiger Blossom for her pinkie. We faded them up, added some holographic glitter, and ended up with this!
I put in a request at work to start stocking Gelish Vitagel, but since we already carry both Shellac and OPI Gel Color, I’m testing out how Shellac wears encapsulated in a Vitagel base coat and top coat. The nail art isn’t anything special, but this is a test set, so I didn’t want to do something too complicated. Most of my clients like a basic nail, anyway.
Colors are Shellac Rubble and Tinsel Toast.
Basic blue Gelish fade nails for today. I wanted something that I could paint for the Fourth of July but wouldn’t look out of place come the fifth. So this is the base for whatever I end up doing on Wednesday, though I’m kind of in love with it like this as well.
Blue is Gelish Sugar Daddy.