The nude set is the one you stop thinking about, which is exactly the point. It goes to work, to dinner and to the gym without a costume change. But nude is not one colour, and the difference between the right one and the almost right one is the difference between skin and plastic.
Finding your nude
Match the shade to the skin at your knuckle, not your wrist. One step warmer than your hand reads as skin. One step cooler reads as polish. If you are between two, take the warmer one.
Milk, bare, blush
Milky nudes soften the hand and flatter deeper skin tones with contrast. Bare finishes are the closest to a naked, buffed nail. Blush leans pink and does the most for pale hands that flush. Second Skin and Bare Almond cover the three between them.
Styling the quiet set
A nude manicure is a frame, so let the rest of the hand speak. This is the set for the week your outfits are loud, your jewellery is stacked, or your job wants hands that look expensive and say nothing.
All of it lives in the Nude and Everyday collection, the part of the catalogue our customers come back to most.