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Cat-Eye Nails Are Literally Magnetic
Marisa Baeza Marisa Baeza

Cat-Eye Nails Are Literally Magnetic

There's nail art, and then there's nail art that moves. Tilt your hand and a beam of light slides across the nail like it's alive. Turn it again and the color shifts from emerald to violet. People will stop you on the G train to ask about it. That's cat-eye gel, and it's the most-photographed manicure leaving our salons this fall.

So… how does it actually work?

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Close-up of hands with red and white manicured nails, one hand with a gold ring, background of green leaves and a wooden surface.
Close-up of hands with red and white manicured nails, one hand with a gold ring, background of green leaves and a wooden surface.
A woman sitting in a brown leather chair at a wellness or spa reception, holding a foot bath or foot soak, with a wellness or SPA staff member in uniform applying a treatment to her foot. The background features a vibrant green floral wall and hanging wicker lamps.
A woman sitting in a brown leather chair at a wellness or spa reception, holding a foot bath or foot soak, with a wellness or SPA staff member in uniform applying a treatment to her foot. The background features a vibrant green floral wall and hanging wicker lamps.
Close-up of two hands with colorful painted nails, overlapping. The nails are painted in shades of purple, pink, blue, red, green, and yellow.
Close-up of two hands with colorful painted nails, overlapping. The nails are painted in shades of purple, pink, blue, red, green, and yellow.