Manicure Types
These manicure types offer a diverse range of styles, techniques, and finishes to suit every preference and occasion.
Click each one for detailed tutorials on how to create them.
Classic Manicure: Includes nail shaping, cuticle care, hand massage, and nail polish application.
French Manicure: Features a natural nail look with white tips and a sheer pink or nude base.
Gel Manicure: Uses a gel-based nail polish that is cured under a UV or LED lamp for long-lasting wear.
Shellac Manicure: Similar to a gel manicure but uses a specific brand of gel polish known for its durability and shine.
Dip Powder Manicure: Involves dipping nails into a colored powder to create a durable and long-lasting manicure.
Acrylic Manicure: Utilizes liquid monomer and acrylic powder to create artificial nail extensions or overlays.
Paraffin Manicure: Includes a paraffin wax treatment to soften and moisturize the hands and cuticles.
Spa Manicure: Offers an extended pampering experience with additional treatments such as exfoliation, masques, and extended massage.
Matte Manicure: Features a non-glossy finish for a modern and sophisticated look.
Nail Art Manicure: Incorporates creative designs, patterns, and embellishments to customize and enhance the appearance of the nails.
American Manicure: Similar to a French manicure but with a softer, more natural-looking white tip.
Reverse French Manicure: Features a colored or patterned base with a neutral or contrasting color on the tips.
Ombré Manicure: Creates a gradient effect on the nails, transitioning from one color to another seamlessly.
Marble Manicure: Mimics the appearance of marble stone with swirling patterns and colors on the nails.
Water Marble Manicure: Involves dipping nails into a water bath with floating nail polish to create unique designs.
Stiletto Manicure: Shapes the nails into a pointed or almond shape for a dramatic and edgy look.
Coffin Manicure: Shapes the nails into a square shape with tapered ends, resembling the shape of a coffin.
Almond Manicure: Shapes the nails into an oval shape with pointed tips for an elegant and elongating effect.
Short Manicure: Keeps the nails trimmed short and neat for a low-maintenance and practical look.
Long Manicure: Features longer nail lengths, often with extensions or overlays, for a glamorous and statement-making appearance.
Natural Manicure: Embraces the natural shape and length of the nails with minimal grooming and polish.
Vintage Manicure: Draws inspiration from retro styles and eras, featuring classic designs and colors reminiscent of past decades.
Chrome Manicure: Incorporates metallic or chrome powders to achieve a reflective, mirror-like finish on the nails.
Textured Manicure: Adds dimension and tactile interest to the nails with textured polishes or embellishments like beads, sequins, or caviar.
Magnetic Manicure: Utilizes magnetic nail polish to create mesmerizing patterns and designs with the help of a magnet.