A short natural nail may suit a fine French line, while a longer almond or square shape creates room for a deeper curve, color variation, or layered design. Bring a reference photo that shows the angle and thickness of the tip you prefer; the phrase ‘French manicure’ alone can describe many different outcomes.
French details can be discussed with regular polish, gel, acrylic, dip, or another appropriate base service. The best approach depends on current nail condition, the desired wear and structure, and whether existing product must be removed first.
French work can take more time than one solid color because line thickness, curve, symmetry, and nail shape all need attention. Call with your preferred base and tip style for current pricing.
