Minimalist

System Two

Minimalist

Built for the understated nail tech & client - offering clean and timeless nail looks.

Not every nail tech thrives on bold themes and layered looks. Some are focused on refinement. On control. On quiet confidence.

Minimalist Manicure Roulette is designed for nail techs - and clients - who prefer curated creativity over full-spectrum variety.

TWO DECKS.
TWO MANICURE ASPECTS.
26 CARDS.

FOUNDATION | DETAIL

SHUFFLE

DRAW

CREATE

MADE FOR PLEASING AESTHETICS

CURATED LUXURY PACKAGING TO SUIT

Your Salon Style

SIMPLISTIC PACKAGING & DESIGN

Minimalist Manicure Roulette was designed to sit beautifully at the nail desk. Designed to slot into your workspace aesthetic.

WHAT'S INCLUDED?

Everything you need to turn “I don’t know” into a finished nail look.

STORAGE BOX | 12 foundations | 14 details | instruction card.

“It’s the creative tool I didn’t know I needed - it breathes life back into my manicure sessions.”

Start using Manicure Roulette at your nail desk.

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Founded, created & made by a nail tech in-house

FAQ'S

Manicure Roulette is a card-based decision tool created for professional nail techs to use with their clients.

It’s designed for those moments when a client can’t decide what they want - or says the classic:

"I don’t know… you decide."

The cards are organised into themed decks such as Art Theme, Colour Palette, Nail Shape, Finish and more.

Each card represents a different element of a manicure.

Simply shuffle the decks, draw as many cards as you like, and use the result as the inspiration for your nail look.

Manicure Roulette removes indecision while still allowing complete creative freedom.

Inside Minimalist Manicure Roulette are 2 core card decks, 26 cards in total plus accessories -

12 Foundations | Decide what base, builder, hard gel or solid colour to select.

14 Details | Decide what simplistic finishing detail to add such as gloss, french, polka dots and more.

Storage Box | A6 box with textured sleeve for housing all the cards.

Instructions | Explain how to use the cards.

Many nail techs use Manicure Roulette during consultations - when a client isn’t sure what they want.

You can shuffle the decks and draw cards yourself, or invite your client to draw them.

The cards provide a structured starting point for the nail look, making it quicker and easier to choose a manicure direction or aspect.

Manicure Roulette currently offers two starting systems.

[1] The Original Game
The original Manicure Roulette nail tool with the widest range of creative options and compatibility with expansion packs.

[2] Minimalist
A refined system designed for nail techs who prefer clean, cohesive and minimal manicure styles. A this product is new, expansion packs for this product will follow soon.

Both systems use the same Manicure Roulette concept - simply choose the one that suits how you like to work.

Not at all.

Manicure Roulette isn’t about advanced nail art skills - it’s about helping you make manicure decisions faster and provide original creativity.

You can keep the results simple or take them in a more artistic direction.

Yes.

Many nail techs use Manicure Roulette purely to help decide things like shape, colour combinations or simple design details.

You can adapt the cards to suit the services you offer.

No - expansion packs can be used on their own.

However, we recommend starting with one of the starter systems, as they offer the best value per card and provide a more complete decision-making setup.

Expansion packs are designed to build on the Manicure Roulette concept by introducing new themes, creative directions and design ideas.

Yes.

Many nail techs invite clients to draw cards during consultations. It’s a fun way to involve them in the design process while still keeping appointments efficient.

Of course.

The cards are designed as a starting point for creativity, not strict rules. You can follow them exactly or use them as inspiration for your own design direction.