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Petite Strips for Smaller, More Slender Nails
If you have small fingers and nails, or have a teenager in your life who loves Color Street, then the new Color Street Petite Line is worth checking out. There are new, exclusive designs that are created especially for smaller, more slender nails.
If you have ever had a nail design not show up on your nail because your nails are so small, then this line is the solution. The nail design options are fun – and will fit on smaller nail beds without “losing” the design.
Color Street Petite Line Designs
There are several nail art designs that are exclusive to the Color Street Petite Line. The options include:
Goodnight Hiss
Goodnight Hiss is a smaller snake skin pattern nail polish strip.
Take Meowt
Take Meowt is an animal-print nail polish strip inspired by large cats.
What in Carnation
What in Carnation is a bright and fun floral nail polish strip.
Tie-Dye For
Tie Dye For is a tie-dye inspired printed nail strip, designed for smaller nails.
Best Buds
Best Buds is a delicate floral pattern on a white shimmery background.
Save Me a Spot
Save Me a Spot is a cheerful pink nail polish strip with varied black dot patterns.
Checks N’ Cherries
Checks N’ Cherries is a nail strip featuring a motif of black checks on a yellow background, along with some cherry accents.
How Eye Roll
In a nod to modern art, How Eye Roll has eyes, along with moons and stars, on a white nail polish background.
Color Street Petite Line Glitters
The glitter options provide just the right amount of sparkle for more petite digits. The shades are:
Tiny + Shiny
Tiny and Shiny is a delicate, sparkly clear overlay, sized for smaller hands. It may be worn alone, or over another shade.
Glitterally Can’t
Glitterally Can’t is a festive and fun pink glitter option in a more petite size.
Achieve Grapeness
Achieve Grapeness is an ombre option that Color Street is becoming known for, this time in a purple to lavender shade, and perfectly designed for smaller nails.
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