Classic Manicure: The classic manicure is a basic nail treatment that includes trimming and shaping the nails, pushing back the cuticles, moisturizing the hands, and applying nail polish.
French Manicure: The French manicure is characterized by natural-looking nails with a white tip and a sheer or nude base. It gives the nails a clean and polished appearance.
Gel Manicure: Gel manicures involve applying a gel-based nail polish that is cured under a UV or LED light. This type of manicure typically lasts longer than traditional nail polish and is known for its glossy finish.
Acrylic Manicure: Acrylic manicures involve applying a mixture of acrylic powder and liquid to the nails to create extensions or overlays. This type of manicure is durable and can be used to create various nail shapes and designs.
Shellac Manicure: Shellac manicures use a hybrid nail polish formula that combines gel and traditional polish. They offer long-lasting color and shine without the need for UV or LED curing.
Dip Powder Manicure: Dip powder manicures involve dipping the nails into colored powder to create a durable and long-lasting manicure.
Matte Manicure: Matte manicures involve using a matte top coat instead of a glossy one to give the nails a flat, non-shiny finish. This type of manicure adds a modern and edgy twist to classic nail looks.
Ombre Manicure: Ombre manicures involve blending two or more nail polish colors together to create a gradient effect on the nails.