Option Gel

• Specialty Polishes: Upgrading from standard polish to specialty options like chrome finishes, holographic effects, or unique glittery polishes.
• Embellishments: Adding three-dimensional elements such as:
  • Rhinestones and crystals: Ranging from a few simple accents to intricate, full-coverage designs.
  • Nail charms and jewelry: Small, 3D decorations, such as pearls, studs, or even gold plating, attached to the nail surface.
  • Foils: Applying metallic or decorative transfer foils for an eye-catching effect.
• Hand-Painted Designs: Simple to moderate hand-painted artwork, such as polka dots, stripes, basic floral motifs, or geometric lines.
• Technique Upgrades: Specific application methods, like:
  • Ombré/Gradient: A seamless blend of colors that is a popular add-on technique.
  • Stamping/Stenciling: Using pre-made plates or stencils to apply designs quickly.
  • Cat-eye effects: Using magnetic polishes to create a unique, light-reflective line across the nail.
• Nail Enhancements: While not strictly "art," the base enhancement often has add-on options, such as using Builder in a Bottle (BIAB), hard gel, or soft gel tips, which can provide added strength or length beyond the natural nail, and may also facilitate more complex art.
  

These add-ons are typically itemized on a salon's service menu, allowing clients to mix and match to create a personalized look. The final price for the service increases depending on the complexity and number of add-ons selected.