Rock it like royalty in this holographic beige.
No self-respecting heiress would be caught without it. Aston is a sultry, toffee-coloured that looks like a million quid.
An opaque, orchre yellow lacquer. Brit slang for one’s bottom, or butt. Get off yer bum and order this fabulously edgy new shade.
Barely there and ever-so-sweet. Pale and creamy, this lacquer is an alternative to your standard clear or sheer pink lacquer.
An edgy and unusual coloured lacquer often described as putty-meets-mushroom.
Twinkle, twinkle little drawers. An iridescent pastel glitter lacquer that looks like sprinkles on your nails. THis lacquer lifts and embellishes other colours, but is also beautiful alone.
A sheer, opal lacquer that is neutral and stunning alone, but is also utterly on-trend as an edgy overcoat on top of any existing lacquer shade.
A powdery, periwinkle-blue nail lacquer that’s slightly on the grey side. Lady Muck is infused with pearl pigment for a soft, sexy sheen.
Not your mother’s lilac. A opaque shade that’s pale, but packs a punch.
A winter white with an added pearl sheen for softness and depth, making it beautifully wearable.
A classic, ‘French’ pink lacquer. Wear it with pride.
On the pink side of tan, very neutral, but never boring lacquer. Understated and exceptional for work, or obviously, tea with the Queen.
A pale retro bubblegum pink custom lacquer featured on the catwalk of a top Brit designer for S/S 2011.
Treat your Mum with this magic lacquer!
Our medium beige best-seller is simply stunning on EVERY skin colour. If you can’t decide on a lacquer, then we will for you. It’s this.
An opaque shade of cantaloupe, pale and retro.
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Horse Power Nail FertilizerThis nail rejuvenator is one of our ALL TIME favourite products! This product is 3 Free, and uses an herbal ingredient called ‘Horsetail’ to strengthen and repair nails.
The Fash PackBe a beacon to bad boys in these high fashion classics. Deep, sensuous and bang on trend.
Fash PackAn edgy and unusual colour. Putty meets mushroom. Sounds strange and wrong, but somehow it works, like deep fried Mars bars. (an actual English delicacy)