It's not a lot of nails. It's a rotation.
We're not judging. We're pricing for it.
"They're all so cute. I want to try them all."
Said by someone who then ordered seven at once, and liked every one of them. Nothing on this page is going to talk you out of that.
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There is always a next look. Six families deep.
Milky and pastel, micro french, glazed and chrome, cateye and velvet, reds and deeps, dots and prints. Every one of them extra short out of the box.
The grid is the argument. There is no season where the answer is nothing you would wear.
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The more looks you own, the less each one costs
$14 a set. $12 each at five. $10 at ten. No code, no countdown, no fine print.
This is not a sale. It is what happens when you build a wardrobe instead of re-buying the same thing, and the price simply reflects which one you are doing.
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A manicure is not a subscription
Nothing here expires, renews or bills you again. A set is yours: off clean when you want it off, back on with a fresh tab when you miss it.
Because removal never kills a set, the collection stays a collection. Nothing you own sits dead in a drawer waiting to be thrown away.
Ours is a window, not a gamble · up to five days, with the right prep
Collecting only works if every set is still wearable, which starts with them staying on in the first place.
It comes with you
Not a demo. Just a regular day. The set came along and every nail stayed where she pressed it.
What we believe about this
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A manicure is not a subscription
You should not have to re-buy a look you already own. Nothing here expires, renews or bills you again.
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Owning several is not indulgence
It is how anyone with a wardrobe has always operated. We priced for the way you already shop rather than pretending to be surprised by it.
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Nothing sits dead in a drawer
Removal never ruins a set here, so every one you own stays in rotation instead of becoming a thing you feel guilty about.
We could call the ladder a discount. We are not going to.
Nothing here goes on sale and there is no code to hunt for. The per-set price steps down because you are building something rather than re-buying it, and those are different activities.
Six families. Every one of them actually short.
$14 a set · $12 each at five · $10 at ten
Stack & save
$14/SET
5 sets make them $12 each, 10 make them $10.
$14 a set · 5+ sets: $12 each · 10+: $10 each · every set, not just the next.
Set pricing
1 to 4 sets You're Here
$14 / set
5 to 9 sets You're Here
$12 / set
10+ sets You're Here
$10 / set
Your Rotation
Add this set for $14. Add 4 more and all 5 drop to $12 each.
Questions people actually ask
Asked by people who are not deciding whether to buy, only which ones.
Is the ladder a sale?
No, and there is no code. $14 a set, $12 each at five, $10 at ten. It is the standing price, and it steps down because you are building a rotation rather than replacing the same set.
Can I wear a set more than once?
Yes. Peel it off clean, fresh tab, wear it again. Tabs are single use and there are three sheets in every box.
Can I mix nails from different sets?
Yes. Each nail is held by its own tab, so a mixed hand is five separate decisions rather than one permanent one.
What is in a box?
32 nails across 16 sizes, three sheets of tabs, and no glue. Both hands covered, with spares.
How long do they stay on?
Up to five days, with the right prep. Clean, dry nails and a full thirty-second press on each one.