Free nail shape quiz

Think about the free edge beyond your fingertip, rather than a salon size label.

Illustrations are visual starting points. Use the descriptions to choose.

ShortAt the fingertip or just beyond it.MediumSome visible length without a long tip.LongA pronounced free edge and room for a statement.

Practical constraints matter more than rules about which fingers suit a shape.

Illustrations are visual starting points. Use the descriptions to choose.

Hands-on workFrequent handling, gloves, tools, sport or care tasks.Lots of typingKeyboard and phone comfort are a priority.A bit of everythingI want something adaptable.Mostly planning a lookThis set is for a particular occasion.

Choose a direction. You can compare specific shapes after the quiz.

Illustrations are visual starting points. Use the descriptions to choose.

Soft curvesRounded tips and flowing outlines.Clean edgesA flatter tip and a graphic finish.A strong taperLonger silhouettes and a statement tip.I want a starting pointHelp me narrow the options.

This gives your comparison a useful baseline. It is fine not to know the name.

Illustrations are visual starting points. Use the descriptions to choose.

RoundA simple curved tip.SquareStraight tip and defined corners.SquovalA flatter tip with softened corners.OvalA longer curved outline.AlmondTapered sides, rounded peak.Coffin / ballerinaTapered sides, flat tip.StilettoA pronounced pointed tip.Not sure / variesNo established shape.

There is no fixed wear time promised here. Think about the effort you enjoy.

Illustrations are visual starting points. Use the descriptions to choose.

Keep it easySmall, occasional adjustments.A regular routineI am happy to check edges and plan maintenance.The look is worth the effortI can adapt my routine and appointments.

This is a planning preference, not a recommendation for a particular nail system.

Illustrations are visual starting points. Use the descriptions to choose.

Bare natural nailsShape without a color product.Regular polishColor that I can change myself.Gel polishA salon or product-system manicure.Extensions or press-onsAdded length or a pre-shaped set.I will discuss it firstKeep the material choice open.

These are visual and practical preferences. Your hands do not need correcting.

Illustrations are visual starting points. Use the descriptions to choose.

Feel comfortableFit my everyday tasks.Create a longer visual lineA tapered or curved appearance.Make a statementA shape that is part of the outfit.A little of bothA visible style that still feels familiar.

Choose a palette you like or already use. This quiz does not diagnose a color season.

Illustrations are visual starting points. Use the descriptions to choose.

SpringWarm, fresh colors.SummerCooler, softer colors.AutumnWarm, earthy colors.WinterCooler, clearer contrast.No season / not sureGive me a flexible starting palette.

Color chips are digital directions. Real polish can look different with lighting and coverage.

Illustrations are visual starting points. Use the descriptions to choose.

Soft and mutedSubtle color rather than high contrast.Bright and clearA visible pop of color.Deep and darkRich color and a defined outline.Neutral or sheerA quiet finish that works with many outfits.

This sets the pace for your appointment brief and comparison notes.

Illustrations are visual starting points. Use the descriptions to choose.

My everyday shapeSomething I can repeat comfortably.A particular eventA look to coordinate and try in advance.A first experimentI want to compare before committing.