Ombre is a gradual fade from one color into another. You can get that color effect with powder or acrylic. Nailed It Spa lists Ombre Powder and Acrylic Full Set as separate services, each with a listed appointment time of 60 minutes.
| Service | Cash price | Listed time |
|---|---|---|
| Ombre Powder | $60 | 60 minutes |
| Acrylic Full Set | $50 | 60 minutes |
Card payments add 2.5%, and prices may vary with nail length and complexity. See the full price list for other services.
Start with the color fade
Choose an ombre look when you want one shade to blend gradually into another. A soft pink-to-white fade feels subtle. Two deeper shades can make the transition easier to see.
Decide whether the lighter color should sit near the tip or the cuticle. A reference photo helps you show both the placement and direction of the fade.
The fade is a color choice, so it can work with different nail shapes. Square tips show a straight edge, while almond nails taper toward the end. The same color blend can look different on a short square set and a longer almond set.
Think about whether you want a gentle shift or a clear contrast between the shades. That gives the nail professional a useful starting point for matching your reference.
Know what acrylic describes
Acrylic is an enhancement service built with acrylic product. It can be finished in a single color or with a blended ombre design. The product and the color effect are separate choices: acrylic describes the enhancement, while ombre describes how the shades move across the nail.
With a solid acrylic set, you can keep the finish simple or choose an ombre blend. The same color idea can look graphic on a square shape and softer on an almond outline. Added length also gives the fade more room to show.
Powder can also create an ombre effect, and Nailed It Spa lists a service called Ombre Powder.
If you already have product on your nails, mention that when booking. An existing acrylic set may need a fill or removal before a different finish is applied. Acrylic Fill is a separate service on the menu.
Choose the service around your goal
When you save an inspiration photo, notice whether the shades blend from light to dark across the nail or from the base toward the tip. That small detail can help you explain the look you want.
If the fade is the most important part of your design, start with the Ombre Powder service. If you want a new acrylic set, start with Acrylic Full Set and describe the finish you want. The salon lists the two as separate services, so the service name and the color effect both matter when you book.
- Save a photo that shows the color transition you like.
- Decide whether you prefer square, almond, or another outline.
- Choose a length you can comfortably wear in your daily routine.
- Point out any accent nails or extra design details in your reference.
The menu lists Nail Art at $5 per nail, French Tip at $8, and Chrome Finish at $10. Custom design details can affect the final cost, so include them when you describe your idea.
FAQ
Is ombre a nail shape?
No. Ombre describes a gradual color fade. Square and almond describe the nail shape.
Can acrylic nails have an ombre finish?
Yes. Ombre can be done with powder or acrylic. The color effect can be paired with an acrylic set.
What does Ombre Powder cost?
The menu lists Ombre Powder at $60 cash for 60 minutes. An Acrylic Full Set is $50 cash for 60 minutes.
How do I show the fade I want?
A reference photo makes the color direction easier to describe. Point out the two shades and where you want the transition to begin.
View the Ombre Powder service and Acrylic Full Set details, then book your appointment.
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