The words on a salon menu, on a product label, and in the chair — explained the way a tech would explain them. 77 terms across 8 groups.
77 terms
A French manicure with the tip blended into the base instead of drawn as a line.
Pink and white are faded into each other so there is no visible edge where one becomes the other — the result is a gradient that grows out without an obvious line.
It is harder than a plain French, and usually priced above it, because the blend has to be built into the product rather than painted on top.
Also called: ombre french, blended french
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A French manicure with the tip blended into the base instead of drawn as a line.
Pink and white are faded into each other so there is no visible edge where one becomes the other — the result is a gradient that grows out without an obvious line.
It is harder than a plain French, and usually priced above it, because the blend has to be built into the product rather than painted on top.
Also called: ombre french, blended french
Read next
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