When the leaves begin to change color and the scent of pumpkin spice wafts through the air, it’s time to update our nails for the season. Fall of 2025 won’t be about blending in, rather bold nails that shine and stand out, providing a beautiful contrast to soft, knitted sweaters. Chrome nails are in trend, not only on the runway, but on TikTok as well. They are now more versatile than they’ve ever been. From shiny metals to strange color combinations, the creativity is boundless. This is what we love about fall, the ability to change yourself, but still hang on to what makes you comfortable.
So, why are chrome nails a trend this season? It’s the perfect mix of wash of shine and gleam. It doesn’t matter if your preference is almond, square, or a bold stiletto, chrome instantly converts your nails to a piece of jewelry. Chrome nails come with a unique set of styles, let’s go through the styles of nails that will bask the fall.
Molten Rose Gold
Hypnotic. That’s the only word that can describe the pinky gold chrome. It is that one color that can be both hot and soft, like gentle flames on a copper. almond shaped nails, especially longer ones, is magnetic when it comes to this. The polished and liquid-like feel of this luxurious finish is a great compliment to your outfit, no matter the color.
I love the effect obtained with high quality chrome powders, particularly Daily Charmês Rose Gold chrome pigment. To maintain the smooth, mirror-like reflective chrome effect, you should use a base layer of gel polish (nude or with a pink under tone, such as the OPI gel polish called Bubble Bath) before the rubbing powder. To give the final effect, the no-wipe top coat polish is a must, or else the reflective effect will be missing.
I must emphasize the necessity of rubbing in the powder in circular motions. Almost rubbing in too much will give you the molten look, which is the purpose of the immaculate shine, as the top coat is already curved. Julie Kandalec, a famous nail artist, reminds her clients that chrome is, “pressure, and precision.” The precision aspect of this sjows that too little shine makes the nails look dusty, and too much makes them look streaky. To finish the look, you simply have to polish the extra smooth finish, the gold plated version that has been attained.
In my opinion, I feel that this particular style is like wearing gold chrome jewelry for the fingers. Last year during a wedding, I wore a similar style and surprisingly, it attracted much more compliments than my dress. I also feel that this style is perfect for you if you are a person should who likes to have the nails be the center of the attention.
Rose Chrome With Gilded Mesh Accents
This shade of rose chrome appears even more playful when accented with finer textures. One of the nails is particularly eye-catching with its gold net overlay on a nude base. It is luxurious, but not festive, much like how one might wear a necklace with a t-shirt.
Nail techs claim that the accent nails should start with a nude sheer gel base so that the other layers of the design don’t become too overwhelming. Chrome looks awesome on the nails, but chrome pigment will not balance the softer elements of the design. Balancing thickness and opacity is key.
Making the mesh design on nails requires a steady hand and a small criss-cross gel pen, but the trick is tapping with the gold gel over the criss-cross intersection points and then placing gold studs there. Cloud like textures are amazing when they are luxed and matte coated.
Something I really like about this manicure is how it can be used in many ways. I have seen a friend wear something like this with a denim jacket while out on a casual night, and it had just the right amount of something without being too much. In the fall, it is all about those little things that make you feel ready.
Blue Meets Gold Gradient Shine
This is exactly how I imagine the fall nights sky expressed in nails. The gradient from deep navy to gold chrome is so beautiful and matches my mood. I love to wear this on nights out in the fall. Its different from the regular fall nails, but it is super easy to wear. Just like how you can wear those earring that go with every outfit.
For this look, you really need the dual toned chrome powders. Brands like Born Pretty have pigments that shift when you change their angle to light. Start with the dark gel base- a black or navy gel works best. The trick is applying the pigment more heavily at the tip and slowly softening it towards the cuticle so it is a perfect blend.
According to nail pro Tom Bachik, your nails get a gradient effect, nails become “an instant elongator.” Meaning, your fingers get longer, prettier, and more fingers more elegant. He adds a super thin, super shiny coat on top and turns it into a shiny gloss. The effect is almost holographic.
My fancy dinners and date nights always begin with the manicure. This set is just so charming and delightful to look at. The way the evening sun do that perfect glint with the blue and gold is just an added bonus. The color combination reminds me of a cozy evening with fresh crisp autumn air and lit candles.
Chrome Accent with Moss Green
Sage, moss, and other earthy tones are the current favorites for fall. Adding a chrome accent completely changes the vibe to a more future oriented feel. I absolutely love how a single metal nail in silver or pewter changes the mood from cozy to edgy.
Essie ‘Win Me Over’ and OPI ‘This Isn’t Greenland’ are my go to choices for polish. It doesn’t get bright creamier than these. A moss green accent polish on the chrome works fabulously with silver chrome pigment, as well as press on chrome with Holo Taco for the “Gift Receipt”.
Green nails with a hint of metallic nails are the ideal way to go. A friend of mine once said chrome accents are like a bold lip color, you only need one for the whole look to stand out, and honestly, I couldn’t agree more.
This style works especially well with almond nails for that short, edgy look. It’s office friendly, but really sparkles in the light.
Half-Moon Chrome on Sage Base
This design is something out of a modern art gallery. Muted green nails with silver chrome half lip moons – super chic, graphic, and perfect for PHIL, Fall 2025. ??? Half-moon nail art is always retro to me, but chrome drags them kicking and screaming into the future.
To recreate this, use a bottle of polish in a muted green color – Olive & June’s “WKF” is a nice shade. After the green polish is dry, use a chrome pigment and draw a neat half-moon on the cuticle side of the nail. Several products, including nail vinyls and hole punch reinforcement stickers, can be used.
Nail artist Betina Goldstein has often highlighted half-moon designs on her Instagram, saying they’re “a subtle way to play with negative space while still making a statement.” I couldn’t agree more, the subtlety of this design is its strongest point.
This look gives me warm Fall vibes; think cool weather walks with a cozy overlay of knits and a beautiful thermous of chai. It’s understated but still catches your eye. A perfect manicure that whispers instead of screams.
Rose Chrome With Glittered Tips
There is an undeniable elegance of the combination chrome and glitter. The tips of these stiletto nails draw attention because of the unique glitter tip chrome at the base of the nails. The chrome reflects the light while the tips sparkle like precious jewels. It is festive yet still appropriate for everyday wear. It is capable of bringing joy to the dullest of fall days.
I would begin the process by purchasing the chrome gold pigment by The GelBottle Inc. Then for other glow glitter tip powder I would suggest the CND Additives in “Pink Gold Sparkle” glitter. The glitter tip is in a V shape and is hard to do, but tape guides can make the process easier. Although, I find it easier to use a liner brush for a more fluid and personal touch.
Like many other people in the industry, Chaun Legend describes nails as accessories. This design proves his theory. “Nails on themselves are masterpieces but once detail is added, it is like the nails come to life.” The glow from the chrome perfectly glowed, but once the glitter was added, it completely changed the design. The whole design became more pronounced. Just make sure you add a great coat on the nails to ensure the glitter does not snag.
I have always thought of this design of nails as having statement jewelry attached to them. One time, I wore something like this to dinner once, and people clasped my hands to see them closer. It’s statement and dramatic, and unapologetically sexy, which is the mood of late fall.
Rose Chrome Square With Glitter Accent
The manicure and square nails speak class. Here, the rose chome finish nails feels polished, and the accent glitter nail sill controls the edge of the chrome and keeps it fun. It’s chic, with a playful hint, and easily goes from work to a party.
For this design, Essie’s Penny Talk chrome polish is one of my favorites, and for the glitter accent, OPI’s Designer… De Better! gives that foiled sparkle. For the lovers of rose chrome powders, any rose chrome pigment on top of a pale pong pink gel base will give the same dramatic piece.
The most important step, creating contrast, requires a careful balance. One of them should remain completely smooth whilst the glitter accent should be bumpy and textured. Using two layers of glitter polish allows the sparkle to be dense enough to balance the mirror shine of the chrome.
The way this manicure is versatile is one of my personal favorites. I wore chrome square nails to a brunch event, and even in natural light, they didn’t scream for attention and, instead, looked effortlessly elegant. It is the perfect balance between being trendy and classic, which is what I want for the fall.
Soft Champagne Chrome Glow
If you want to stay subtle, light champagne tones will chrome this look. This is exactly what I want. Medium length square nails look perfect with a champagne, pearly and chrome glow. This is a more subtle look for those who want a shine that does not overpower the style.
For that I suggest using LeChat’s Mirror Metallics for a pearl-champagne chrome pigmant, or even a sheer pearlescent polish like Essie’s “High Tides & Dives.” For the nails, I prefer a very light nude or beige polish underneath so that the pigment reflects softly instead of being too icy.
Tip for applying: use a silicone tool for buffing the color evenly and finishing with a glossy top coat. The softness comes from restraint—do not overuse the pigment and let it glow softly. Nail artist Sarah Bland often says, “The beauty of chrome is in its finish, not the thickness of its application.”
To me, this design is like the “cashmere sweater” of chrome nails. It is warm, stylish, and softly fancy. I would personally wear this during work meetings in the fall. It is professional enough for a business surrounding, but trendy enough to make me smile when I see the light catch it.
Deep Cocoa Elegance
Fall would not be the same without chocolate shades, and this warm cup of rich cocoa brown definitely brings the cozy vibes. The polish on long coffin nails look almost edible and like a dark truffle. It is polished to perfection, making it chic, but not overly flashy that it is can be seen from across the room.
My suggested base color for this would be OPI’s “You Don’t Know Jacques”, topped with a gel glossy top coat for maximum shine. If you’d like to add more depth to the color, a few thin layers of subtle brown chrome pigment will do.
The technique is easy to perform but the shape is very important. Square or coffin nails, in particular, tend to bring out the beauty of darker shades. It lengthens the fingers and gives the color a chance to show off. To avoid streaks, 2 or more coats will need to be applied evenly; darker shades can be very harsh.
During autumn, I like to wear brown nails because they warm me up like a cup of hot cocoa on a chilly autumn evening. They are still trendy and go perfectly with knitwear, boots, and gold jewelry. It’s that quiet luxury that’s very present in fashion nowadays.
Glassy Chestnut Chrome
This manicure uses a deep brown as it’s base before finishing it with a chestnut chrome topcoat. The molten brown sheen around the almond shape makes the nails resemble polished mahogany. The nails give off a chrome like metallic effect while refraining from the use of gold or silver.
To recreate this look, use DND “Espresso” Gel as the base. It is a deep brown gel. After applying the base, rub a Born Pretty “Chestnut Shimmer” on the top. It is a brown coppery chrome that works well. Put a layer of top coat on as the last step to seal that shiny surface.
It looks very similar to the gold or rose chrome, but it feels tired and autumn like due to the brown undertone. Brown chrome is often referred to as “the new neutral” which is something that I very much agree with. It is just as versatile as nude but a lot more impactful.
When I wore a chestnut chrome look last year, the compliments I got on it was crazy. I would even get compliments on it from strangers while I was at a coffee shop. It is a perfect autumn color being both warm and modern with a hint of chic to it.
Midnight Blue Chrome
Blue colored nails have always been captivating. However, when blue nails are combined with chrome, nails become captivating on another level. These acrylic nails are ‘almond’ shaped, have an enriched glow of a reflective ‘midnight blue’ hue, with a glimmering gleam over them. Their gleaming caraousal gives the almond nails a look of fall evenings. These nails are dark yet not over the top and classy but not weak. There’s a perfect mix of them with the fall season and the drops in temperatures.
To get a look such as this, I would suggest starting with a gel base. Some would recommend using Gelish’s ‘After Dark’ because it is black, or a very dark navy base. Once the base is thoroughly applied, it is time to place some blue chrome powder on top. My favorite is Daily Charme’s ‘Royal Blue Chrome’ because it’s blue with no dullness. To get the liquid-metal shine, applying a no-wipe top coat will allow the pigment sticks to refrain evenly, and gives a shine.
With chromes, nails are not dull in pigment. The key is in the application. To get a glossy shine, nails must be buffed or are lightened. If there is a chrome shadow, a light tight shape must be placed on the bottom to allow perfect fluid movement of the nail, in order to get the light and the shadow to mix perfectly.
Whenever it has been the case that I wore blue nails in the fall, I’ve noticed that the pops of color transformed my overall look. The hue blends seamlessly with denim jackets, leather, and gold, making it practical yet daring. If you want to experiment with non-traditional fall shades, this is the one for you.
Mixed Metal Elegance
Chrome nails don’t have to be monochromatic, and this one exemplifies the rule. We have a soft neutral fingernail with a nice accent swirl and a playful combination of gold, rose, and bronze chrome. The metal feeling is luxurious, as if you have layered different metal jewelry, and the almond shape is refined and easy to wear.
For this look, I would recommend different chrome powders: Born Pretty gold mirror, Daily Charme rose, and a bronzy pigment like Kiara Sky’s Penny. The accent nail has a neutral gel base, which makes the swirl design pop. Adding metallic gel polish or foiling gel, a brush will be needed to gently swirl the design.
When using different shades of chrome, smoothness in sheen is vital—each nail should have the same gloss level. Two coats of the topcoat helps maintain color… keeping it from fading. Nail artists usually refer to this type of look as “stacked rings.” Different metals, the same polish.
In my opinion, this manicure is the best, as it turns a nail polish into a jewelry box. I wore something similar once, and combined with a simple black dress, it felt like I didn’t have to try to accessorize. It’s modern and fun, effortlessly chic as well.
Leopard Chrome Accents
Animal print is never truly in style, but this fall it is being reinvented with chrome. These short square nails have a rose-gold chrome base, and bursts of leopard spots on the top. It’s edgy, a little wild, but a lot of fun. It still has that chrome luxury to it.
For this style, apply a base of rose or champagne chrome first. OPI ‘Penny Talk’ is a perfect option. After that step, the nails should be completely dry and sealed. Use a thin brush to carefully trace leopard prints on the nail using black gel polish. Also use a darker brown/bronze to add dimension to some of the prints. You can apply the matte topcoat only to some nails as well if you want to mix the matte and gloss finishes.
Betina Goldstein and many other nail professionals always say that “animal prints are neutrals in disguise”. When paired with chrome, the prints become elegantly different. The nails should be kept short and in shape to keep the design from being too much.
In my opinion, this season has the most lively chrome design, and this is it. It is bold but not gaudy, and it gives me an exciting new look. I can wear it with my cardigan and ankle boots without looking too flashy. It’s the perfect match to my quiet roaring nails.
Classic Rose Chrome Almonds
From time to time, the method is straightforward, the outcomes perfect, and the workflow almost effortless, and after several attempts, nails adorned with rose chrome finish on almonds are one of the few nails that seem to look good even without any creativeness done on them. After completion, the rose chrome finish does look almost liquid, with the shine and reflection constantly shifting with the movement of the fingers.
First step is to always put a base. For this, OPI, Put it in Neutral is perfect, and then dusting it with rose gold chrome pigment from LeChat will give the perfect rosy touch to finish it off. With the chrome, the reflection does help elongate the fingers for perfect almond nails.
Application includes base coat, color, dry no wipe top coat, chrome powder, and then a seal top coat. Influencial nail artist Julie Kandalec describes rose chrome as the shade that never gets old, and the reason being is because of its skin flattering effect and seasonal versatility.
Being one of the few nails that, with almost every attire and in any occasion gets a perfect balance, makes it a personal favourite. Dust tinged with gold looks perfect on warm knits and gold attires.
Amber Glow Chrome
Amber nails during autumn capture the color beautifully. This type of manicure creates the illusion of long tytp of stiletto nails that are both warm and glowing with an undertone of orange-brown chrome soft gemstones.
When using this method, you will require either red or deep brown gel polishes. Using browner type of shades will work beautifully with DND’s, “Cinammon Spice”. Then, polish nails with a coat of burning undetones with chrome powder until the ember and copper brown pigment emerges. And then, glossy gel on top of the nails. Keeps the glow under. Keeps the glow unchanged. Highly obnoxious. Remains under any positive source of light.
When using that method, these nails the length with the stiletto type will add. More of a drama. More of that classic type gemstone polish will reflect. More light. Highly obnoxious. More nails. As the experts perpetually state, “Shape dictates Statement.” The mixture we have here. That is pure fire.
That type of stiletto design. Highly offensive. For me, you picture a night out on the town. Sipping a warm glass of wine. Nails that look the same as the amber stones glowing underneath you. Perfect. That setup is highly seasonal, and keeps you on the edge of your seat at all times.
Molten Bronze Chrome
Here’s my thinking: a deep bronze chrome manicure feels like i have fall on my fingers. The metallic goes from top to bottom like that light during sunset: along with how pretty the fingers look in bronze chrome. Id argue that confident girls would often wear bronze chrome nails with boots during a cool fall day. The length also allows for a feeling of grace. The almond shape deepens that feeling. Elegance. This sheer beauty with so much length feels confident.
In spacers would look chrome with glowing lines. The lines would be in bronze or copper. The base is dark brown. I’ve read that even Tom Bachik suggests nails with to more base layers to chrome nails for a prismatic effect. The beauty multiplies with base layers. The jumpsuit glass top ensures a glow so strong even police would be an accessory.
To achieve this at home is not as complicated as it seems: paint on two coats of a dark shade, cure it, apply no wipe top coat, and use a sponge to buff chrome powder on top. Re-seal and boom! Instant shine. Let’s be real, I appreciate how even a novice can achieve this with enough care and some polish.
This particular shade always reminds me of warm coffee shop afternoons, everything pumpkin-spiced, and wearing oversized sweaters. Bronze chrome is for those days when you want your nails to confidently announce, “Yes, I’m seasonal, but I’m also here to slay.”
Rose Gold Drip Art
Nails don’t always have to be sleek and uniform chrome nails — sometimes they can be straight up savage. This rose gold with flowing drip like accents nails feels like molten metal and modern days. The white adds edge and softness to the overall look. It’s one of those manicures that always seems like you worked on it for a long time at a high-end salon, but still manages to be chill enough to throw on with your favorite denim jacket.
I’d use rose gold chrome powder, pure white gel, and a fine nail art brush for precision. Nail artist Julie Kandalec often stresses the importance of contrast in manicure design. This look proves how a metallic against a matte or creamy neutral can make both shades shine.
If I try styles like this at home, I apply the chrome base, cure it, and then carefully paint drip shapes over it with gel polish. Having a bit of patience really helps, and the secret is letting the design look a bit organic. It should have some movement, but it doesn’t have to be perfect.
This design is one of the reasons I fell in love with nail art: they’re tiny canvases. If you’re not the type of person who opts for eye-catching nails, a design like this is the perfect balance for minimalism and bold statements.
Golden Accents on Midnight Blue
The seasonal classic of rich navy and sparkling gold pairings is further enriched in chrome. This manicure seamlessly combines blue hues in addition to both matte and chrome finishes. Eitber workdays or weekend nightlife outings are both appropriate for this elegant and polished. The gold highlights are more the dull gold and bring in a much-needed dash of “fashion editor” polish, a runway styling that is both daring and stylish.
To create this, I would pair chrome powders with navy gel polish in metallic shades, or with laminated gold chrome. Some excellent navy shades can be found in the gel polish range of Sally Hansen Miracle Gel line, while stunning foils for layering are found in chrome brands like Daily Charme.
For the application I would use dark blue and pale periwinkle nails in a 50/50 ratio, with gold chrome on a few selected fingers. This is a very discreet interpretation of mismatched nails done in a more lady-like fashion while still keeping the fished nails.
Every time the fall season arrives, collar-blue manicures makes me feel so elegant and put together. It gets me thinking of a perfectly tailored blazer. Precision, classy, and still has room to accessorize. Adding the gold polish transforms the entire feel bringing in some seasonal glam to the whole look.
Black and White with Gold Geometry
This combination of the three darks, whites, and the bright gold is so calming, and modern yet classy. I feel like the perfect place to showcase this is a gallery or an elegant dinner. Having this for fall, opaque black and pure white with the gold is so pretty. I feel like this is the perfect balance between simple and bold. With the simple but classy design, the gold adds a fun twist to it.
I feel like this design is layering so it saves the time to put the top transparent polish to look like a polish. If the gold part is thick, it would still look gorgeous with the top transparent polish. I would definitely also invest in the gold polish, striking tape, or even some gold foil. If I use the polish, I would layer the bottom first. Many nail pros say to start with the design first because of the risk of smudging.
You need to have steady hands with some of these designs for home, but the balance between the two won’t be a problem. Very friendly pure gold lovers always advocate for nails tapes as a last resort. It takes the anxiety out of the edges while producing salon grade outcomes.
I’m pretty sure a black polish will always be there to style me, but the pure gold will take it up a notch. It goes from bone dry to a fashion statement. I like these types of designs because I always want to take pictures with them.
Iridescent Purple Chrome Fade
This design is pretty stellar. The gradient chrome design has duotone shifts from bold purple to steal turquoise and a pastel pink with shifts in the lighting. It feels futuristic yet is perfect for the fall evenings. It resembles the twilight sky. The almond stiletto has a nice addition to it. It brings in some sharpness making it a perfect blend of dreamy and daring.
For designs with a multi chrome finish, Holo Taco’s Aurora Unicorn Skin or Born Pretty’s shifting pigments work perfectly. It adds the dimension without too much work. The underlying base coat makes a lot of difference, I like to use black or dark plum for a more intense shift around the edges.
I think that sponging the pigment onto the nail instead of rubbing gives a softer, more gradient-like finish. Finally, a glossy top coat seals the magic in. Betina Goldstein, celebrity nail artist, has frequently emphasized how gradient metallics can feel fresh without going overboard, and I couldn’t agree more.
Every single time I wear shifting chrome nails, I find myself moving my hands with the intent of seeing the colors dance. This is the exact type of look that never gets boring, and for fall 2025, it feels like the most enchanting way to honor change and movement.
Fiery Pumpkin Chrome
No other season represents orange better than fall, and this fiery pumpkin chrome explains why. The glassy, almost liquid finish seems to have a life of its own— reminiscent of the last glowing orange leaves lazily holding on to branches or a candle flickering on a cold evening. One fingernail being graced with a faint silver spider web style gives this look its special twist of artistry without disturbing the effect. It’s striking, It’s festive, and it is ideal for people who want to embrace the season’s orange to the fullest.
For this bold fall shade, a base color of dark and rich burnt orange gel polish is recommended and then on top, a layer of intense bright orange chrome powder should be added for that ultimate mirror-shine finish. For the silver pieces, the essential tools would be a fine striping brush with a glitter gel or a metallic nail art pen. Nail artist Miss Pop has always said that autumn nails do their best with a mix of metallics and seasonal colors. This design is a perfect example of that.
All steps are easy, but hand steadiness is crucial for the detailing. First, apply the orange chrome base and cure it. Then, draw intersectional geometric silver lines on one accent nail. Final step is to apply the glossy top coat to seal both the color and the shimmer.
With shades like this, I feel like I am somehow carrying the energy of autumn around with me. It’s rather loud and in-your-face, but that’s the point. It’s for the days when you want your nails to reflect the color of the season, and the vibrancy of it.
Golden Caramel Chrome
This look is pure luxury, a warm golden caramel chrome with a soft light that feels like a fresh pour of honey. It captures the light perfectly. The elongated square shape of the polish gives it a modern touch. It’s a warm shade that’s perfectly balanced with sharp sophistication. In my opinion, this kind of manicure seamlessly transitions from the daytime to the nighttime. It glows under fluorescents and also looks radiant when you’re toasting with your glasses during dinner.
For the materials, I would use golden beige gel polish as the base, with chroming gold gel on the top. OPI and Kiara Sky have the perfect tones, and Daily Charme’s chrome powders would add another level. A warm nude base polish would add richness to the overall color.
The at-home version is easy to do for those who can rub chrome polish to the nail. After the base is applied and cured, the chrome is rubbed with a silicone applicator. This is followed by double layering the top coat to avoid dullness. Manicurist Gina Edwards chrome shines the most when layered warm undertones, and I can truly see the difference.
This is personally my favorite style because it is simply elegant. It adds more emphasis without feeling obnoxious. I would wear this the most during the beginning of fall, as the temperature is shifting. It’s perfect for those who are looking for something classic and stylish.
Champagne Gold Stiletto Chrome
Bold and brilliant ‘champagne gold stiletto chrome’ nails evoke the golden age of sophistication and class. The complimenting jewelry-grade, highshine metallic finish gives the wearer the desirable look of elongated fingers and elongated nails, fully capturing attention. The hands down best part of champagne chrome stiletto nails is the fact that it’s a showstopper of a manicure that can be paired with the simplest of outfits. The photograph is the best proof that with a neutral blazer, the nails look nothing short of chandeliers – a whole vibe.
To achieve a look similar to this, a pale gold chrome powder sprinkled over nude gel polish ideally serves the purpose. Many today obsessing over the perfect chrome nail finish usually only achieve half of the goal. They buff, polish, lay a glossy, tack free top coat, and pigments – and for some reason – the nails still lack that glass finish. It’s a spongy chrome rub down, not polish. Gently, press down chrome, buff polish rub, to achieve a glass like manicure.
This is easy as 1-2-3:(1) base coat, (2) nude gel, (3) cure, (4) no-wipe top coat, (5) chrome powder, (6) seal. That is why this takes minimal effort. Gold chrome is always so gorgeous, yet so easy to use, Goldstein says chrome is about balance and the right undertone makes all the difference.
The moment I put on the gold stiletto heels, I feel so powerful. I feel as though I am wearing armory instead of simple nails. I feel confident and empowered.
