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Gallery and process

Detail photographs from the studio show color choices, preparation and nail-art technique, from the first swatch through to a finished set.

Pink manicure with a single spotted accent nail
One patterned accent nail beside a solid pink set is the simplest way to add nail art to a classic manicure.
Nail technician in gloves painting a nail with a fine brush
Every service starts at a prepared station, with gloves on and the brush loaded once so color goes on in thin even layers.
Freehand pink and blue nail art across a full gel set
Freehand pink and cyan work drawn onto cured gel, planned nail by nail rather than repeated ten times over.
Manicure implements laid out on a clean white work surface
Pushers, nippers and a buffer are laid out clean before each appointment; tool care is part of the booked time.
Navy nails with fine silver swirl stamping
Stamped swirl detail over a deep navy base gives fine line work in minutes that a freehand brush would take an hour to match.
Hand with glitter and chrome nails holding two polish bottles
Glitter laid over a chrome base, photographed with both colors in frame so the pairing can be judged before it is booked.
Fingers with red, green and blue nails against a yellow ground
A different color on every nail, shot on a bright ground: the studio calls it a color parade and it is the house favorite.
Long decorated statement nails photographed in black and white
Clients who grow their own length are shaped and balanced the same way; the studio works with the nail already there rather than adding to it.

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