Every product here was tagged from the bottle photo, not the marketing name, so the brown shelf reads espresso, chocolate and caramel through rustic bonfire browns to soft taupe. It spans soak off gel, nail lacquer, matching trios, dip powder and builder gel. Sheer beiges live on Nudes, terracotta and rust on Orange. Browse the range from shop by color.
Frequently Asked Questions about Browns
How do I tell whether a shade is tagged Brown or Nude?
Hold it against the nail bed. If the color still reads as brown at two coats, espresso, chocolate, caramel or a muted taupe brown, it sits on this shelf. If it goes sheer and sinks into the finger as a beige or milky greige, it is tagged Nude instead. Cover level decides it, not the name.
Which brown undertone suits which client?
Browns split three ways. Red browns like chocolate and espresso warm up fair and olive hands and keep their depth in daylight. Golden browns like caramel read rich against deeper skin and stay warm under the lamp. Taupe browns pull the warmth out and cool the hand down, which helps when a client's fingers run pink.
How should I work through the brown shelf?
Filter by format first, since the shelf runs across soak off gel, nail lacquer, matching trio, dip powder and builder gel, then work from espresso at the dark end down to caramel and taupe. Cat eye, jewel and mood changing browns are mixed in with the cremes. Terracotta and rust are tagged on the Orange shelf.
Is wholesale pricing separate from ordering browns on the site?
Yes. Anyone can shop the site, licensed or not, and a normal order needs no paperwork. Wholesale pricing is a separate setup, and that is where a license comes in. Browns pick up through fall, so if you are pulling an autumn range across gel, lacquer and dip, call the Garden Grove showroom on 714-868-7088. Call only, no texts.
