Tate McRae has just endorsed the internet's favorite unique style of sporting a French manicure.
There's no arguing that this is the year for the French manicure. The internet has fallen in love with this classic nail design, and celebrities like Kylie Jenner, Hailey Bieber, Sabrina Carpenter, and Jennie from Blackpink have all been seen sporting various versions—from '90s deep French to baby French and embellished styles. Recently, Tate McRae endorsed this chic twist on the traditional French manicure. She attended the Variety's Power of Young Hollywood event, which honors outstanding Gen Z talent, where she received the Triple Threat Award for her achievements as a singer, songwriter, and performer. Impressive, right? However, as a beauty editor, I couldn't help but admire her stylish nail set. McRae collaborated with celebrity nail artist Analysse Hernandez and Sally Hansen to reinvent a signature look. Keep reading to see her eye-catching butter-yellow manicure and find out the exact $13 shades Hernandez used to achieve it.
Butter yellow is a trend that's here to stay. It remains a top choice for nail color, and McRae's long, almond-shaped nails are a testament to that. I've seen butter-yellow French manicures and pedicures trending all over the internet recently, so it’s no surprise that yet another style icon has embraced this fashionable hue. It strikes a balance between being playful and trendy without crossing over into kitschy territory. Fortunately, I know the precise shades Hernandez used for McRae's manicure, and each is just $13.
**The Exact Products Used**
- **Sally Hansen Miracle Gel Nail Polish in Sunbrella**
To achieve the perfect butter yellow, Hernandez blended two shades of Sally Hansen's Miracle Gel Nail Polish. The first was Sunbrella, a vibrant yellow.
- **Sally Hansen Miracle Gel Nail Polish in Get Mod**
The second shade was Get Mod, a bright white. Sally Hansen's Miracle Gel Nail Polish has a gel-like quality, offering up to 14 days of wear and a shiny finish, and it cures with natural light—no need for a UV lamp or special topcoat. Editor’s tip: To recreate that salon-quality French manicure, I suggest using a guide.
- **Sally Hansen Miracle Gel Super Shiny Shield Topcoat**
If you want your manicure to last and have that celebrity nail artist look, I recommend using the Miracle Gel Super Shiny Shield Topcoat from the same brand. This is the product Hernandez used to finish McRae's nails.
- **Sally Hansen Vitamin E Nail & Cuticle Oil Pen**
Lastly, Hernandez applied this cuticle oil to McRae's nails. It is enriched with vitamin E, apricot kernel oil, and aloe vera, which helps to moisturize, condition, and strengthen both nails and cuticles. And that’s it—four simple steps to a chic French manicure that’s been A-list approved.
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Tate McRae has just endorsed the internet's favorite unique style of sporting a French manicure.
Additionally, the precise $13 shades she had on.
