Fall calls for classy autumn nails that lean a little darker, and Salon U-ltimate® is answering with six new colors, each in four shapes, for 24 new fall nails total. We usually launch pink-toned neutrals, but after hearing from so many of you asking for something moodier, we spent over a year sampling shades until we found the perfect deeper neutrals. They all feel premium with the sculpted, builder-gel finish Salon U-ltimate® is known for.
Two New Deeper Neutrals
Darker doesn't mean harder to wear. This fall, we’re introducing:
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Black Honey: a rich oxblood red.
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Dark After: a near-black purple, made for after hours.
Both shades are neutral enough to reach for any day, no special outfit required.
A Black French Tip, By Request

We heard you loud and clear on the black French tip. French Noir gives you a modern black French manicure, effortlessly polished, and it launches in all four shapes: extra short almond, extra short round, short almond, and short coffin. Not sure which is right for you? Check out our press-on nail shape guide.
A Softer Side of Fall
Also new this season is a moodier take on ombre. Ballet Ombre is a soft pink gradient that brings grace to your every gesture. Rounding out the six new styles are Toasted Sugar, a muted rosy brown with everyday warmth, and Teddy, a creamy teddy brown that goes with everything.

FAQs
Is the black French tip available in every shape?
Yes. French Noir launches in all four shapes offered in this collection: extra short almond, extra short round, short almond, and short coffin.
What is "ballet ombre," and how is it different from a classic ombre?
Classic ombre finishes, like our French Ombre, fade from a neutral base into crisp white tips. Ballet Ombre takes a softer, moodier approach, with a gentle pink gradient in place of the white tip.
Can Salon U-ltimate® press-ons be reused after removal?
Yes. Thanks to the non-damaging, patented U-edge fit, Salon U-ltimate® nails can be reused if removed and stored correctly. Our removal guide walks through how.













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