A set of ten false press-on nails in a clear plastic case, featuring a nude beige top half and a light blue bottom half, with one nail decorated with a small white flower. The case is styled on a green marble surface with decorative props.
A close-up of two hands with almond-shaped nails styled in a pastel French tip manicure, featuring pale pink and light blue tips with delicate white floral designs on some nails, set against a clean off-white background.
A set of ten false press-on nails in a clear plastic case, featuring a nude beige top half and a light blue bottom half, with one nail decorated with a small white flower. The case is styled on a green marble surface with decorative props.
A close-up of two hands with almond-shaped nails styled in a pastel French tip manicure, featuring pale pink and light blue tips with delicate white floral designs on some nails, set against a clean off-white background.
Magnolia on Blue
Magnolia on Blue
Magnolia on Blue
Magnolia on Blue

Magnolia on Blue

Handmade
Lasts 3+ weeks
Reuse 3–4×
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₹899.00
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There is a discipline in knowing when to stop. Most things are ruined by being given too much. This set was built on the opposite principle. The nude-peach base was applied first — warm, clean, the colour of late-afternoon skin. The sky-blue French tip was added at exactly the height where a tip should be: present without dominating, visible without announcing itself. And then the choice was made to add one thing only. One nail. One flower. A white magnolia, painted entirely by hand — each petal reaching outward with the softness that only a brush that barely touches the surface can create. A gold bead centre was placed last, the size of a pin-head, pressed in while the petal paint was still responsive. The stem and leaves were painted in the same session — a single movement, unplanned but correct, the way a real stem grows. The other nine nails were left clean. Not because there was nothing else to add. Because adding anything else would have been the wrong decision. This is the set for someone who has learned that the most powerful thing is often the quietest one.

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