More subtle than a French manicure, more sophisticated than a nude manicure: opt for the perfect Baby Boomer blend!
Looking for a manicure that's natural, polished, and incredibly chic? The Baby Boomer is a modern, softer version of the classic French manicure. At Pana Beauty in Lausanne, we create this subtle gradient from a rosy nude base to a milky white tip with perfect precision. The result is soft, without any harsh lines, offering a clean and sophisticated look that flatters every hand.
The difference lies in the transition. The French manicure is characterized by a white smile line. clear and precise which contrasts sharply with the base. The Baby Boomer, on the other hand, is a gradual gradient (a fade) where pink and white blend gently. It's a more ethereal and modern effect.
The Baby Boomer can be achieved using almost all the techniques offered at Pana Beauty: on Semi-Permanent Nail Polish (often with a sponge), on a Strengthening/Sheathing or on a Full Gel Application (using direct construction or varnish). The technique will be adapted according to your choice of base.
Absolutely! Although the classic is pink/white, we can adapt the base color (more beige, more pink, more peach) according to your skin tone, and the intensity of the white (pure white or milky white) for a more or less contrasting effect.
Yes, the Baby Boomer is very flattering on short nails because it doesn't visually "cut" the nail like a French manicure can sometimes do. It gives a neat appearance and optically lengthens the finger.
Absolutely. It's also a gorgeous base for adding a few discreet rhinestones, a glittery nail, or a minimalist design. The neutral Baby Boomer allows for all sorts of creative possibilities!
