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Save 5% to 30% when you choose 2 or more sets.
The shade that doesn't need a season.
Neutral, settled, precisely between beige and grey — a nude that works twelve months of the year without trying to. The soft gel construction means the tone stays true — no yellowing, no dulling, no lifting at the edges. The short oval shape suits it exactly: rounded, clean, unfussy.
Some shades are trends. This one is a standard.
HEMA-free · Vegan · Reusable
Everything you need. Nothing you don't.
Three steps. Under ten minutes.
01 · Find your size
Each set includes 16 sizes. Lay them out and match each nail to your finger — it should cover your nail bed without touching the skin on either side. When in doubt, size down.
02 · Choose your hold
Two options are in the box: jelly adhesive tabs and glue. Tabs press on cleanly and remove without residue — good for shorter wear or if you want the option to reuse. Glue gives a stronger bond for longer wear. Neither is better. It depends on what you need that day.
03 · Press and hold
Peel the backing from your tab, or apply a small amount of glue to your natural nail. Position the Jollè nail at the base, press firmly, and hold for thirty seconds. Avoid contact with water for at least one hour.
No rushing. No force.
01 · Loosen the bond
Soak your fingertips in warm water with any oil for a few minutes. This softens the adhesive without stressing the nail. If you used glue, a few drops of any nail oil around the edges helps.
02 · Lift from the side
Use the pad of your thumb or an orange stick to gently ease the nail up from one side. It should release with light, steady pressure. If it resists, soak a little longer — don't lever or peel from the tip.
A note on reuse
If you applied with tabs, a fresh set has them ready to wear again straight away. Glue gives a stronger hold but makes reuse a little more work — residue will need to be cleaned off the nail surface before reapplying.
Shipping calculated at checkout. You may return unused and unopened products for 30 days. More details here.
