Grey is where the store keeps its metallics. It runs from pale dove and charcoal through silver, platinum and mirror chrome, with diamond dust, holographic and mermaid chameleon finishes that shift under light. Every product was tagged from its photo, so the gray you see is what goes on the nail.
Formats span soak off gel, matching trio, nail lacquer and dip powder. Also see shop by color, cat eye and new arrivals.
Frequently Asked Questions about Greys
How do I get a mirror chrome finish?
Chrome is a finish, not a shade. Cure a no wipe top coat or a chrome base gel, then burnish chrome powder or a mirror gel over that sealed surface with a firm applicator until it flashes, and cap it with no wipe top coat. Cre8tion Detailing Gel Silver Mirror Chrome sits on this shelf.
Why does a silver look white in one light and charcoal in another?
Metallic and mirror finishes reflect whatever surrounds them. Under a ring light a silver blows out and reads white, under warm salon bulbs it drifts gold, and against a dark sleeve it goes charcoal. Show the client the swatch on the hand under the light she will actually wear it in, and angle the nail slightly off the source.
Do you spell it grey or gray, and how were these shades chosen?
Both spellings land on this shelf, the title just picks one. Every product here was tagged by looking at the product photo, not the marketing name, so a polish called Cold Gray and one called Suzi Talks with Her Hands sit together because they apply the same way. Filter by format, then judge the swatch.
What is the wholesale route for silver and chrome gels?
Shopping here does not require a license, so anyone can order silvers and chromes from the site. Wholesale pricing is a separate account and is set up on its own. If you are a salon or a licensed tech buying in quantity, call the Garden Grove showroom on 714-868-7088 and ask. That line takes calls only, no texts.
