Five Pastels

There is something quietly radical about the French tip when it refuses to choose. Every nail its own colour. No hierarchy. No accent nail. No "main" colour and "accent" colour. Just lavender, then mint, then butter yellow, then soft pink, then sky blue — each one applied with the same care as the last, each edge as clean, each width as consistent, each colour as deliberate. The warm nude base was chosen as the one thing all five colours share — the ground that makes lavender and yellow and mint and pink and blue all legible as belonging to the same hand. Each tip was applied separately, the brush cleaned between colours, the edge drawn fresh for each one. The set required five separate tip applications per hand — five opportunities for an edge to be uneven or a colour to go slightly wrong. None did. This is the set that looks like spring decided to make every decision at once, and every decision was correct. Made for anyone who has ever wanted to choose all of them and been told they had to pick one. This set says: you don't have to pick one. You can have all five.