Hailey, Kendall, and Sabrina Confirmed It—This $15 Item Is Key to an A-List Glazed Mani

Glazed nails are still going strong as the #1 nail trend—at least, that's what celebs seem to think. Recently, Hailey Bieber, Kendall Jenner, and Sabrina Carpenter all sported variations of the iconic, internet-famous "glazed donut" manicure, which was originally coined and created by their go-to nail artist, Zola Ganzorigt.

The original "glazed donut" manicure formula included OPI's GelColor in Funny Bunny ($18) and the Tin Man Can Chrome Effect Powder. This was a silvery-white topper that gave gel nail polish that gorgeous, glazed effect we now associate with celebs like Hailey Bieber. Here's the thing, though. It's been out of stock and unavailable to purchase for a while now. In its absence, people had to get creative to achieve the A-list manicure. Some people used pearly nail polishes to achieve a similar effect. Others turned to press-on nails. Others, still, booked salon appointments to gain access to salon-specific chrome finishes.

Well, I'm pleased to announce that, due to the recent popularity of the "glazed donut" manicure (thanks in no small part to Ganzorigt!), OPI has rereleased the Chrome Effect Powder, albeit with a slightly different name. Meet Tin Man Can Glaze. It's the very same silvery-white chrome effect that we all know and love, with a name that pays homage to one of the most popular nail trends in recent history. And it's the *exact* item that Ganzorigt used to create Bieber's, Jenner's, and Carpenter's glazed manicures.

But that's not all. OPI also released three new shades of it, and six chrome-effect toppers suited for traditional nail polish. Keep scrolling for the 411!

The Celeb Inspo

Hailey Bieber's "Vanilla French Glaze"

First, we need to talk about the celeb inspo. Let's start with Bieber—the unofficial poster child of the "glazed donut" manicure. She recently posted this picture on Instagram, celebrating spring with bunny ears and "vanilla French" glazed nails.

Kendall Jenner's "Glazed Donut" Nails

Meanwhile, Kendall Jenner showed off her favorite L'Oréal Paris makeup products while sporting the classic "glazed donut" manicure, also created by Ganzorigt.

Sabrina Carpenter's "Bedazzled Glaze"

Last but not least, Ganzorigt created Sabrina Carpenter's "bedazzled glaze" mani.

OPI's (Rereleased) Tin Man Can Glaze Chrome Effects Powder

How to Use It

After prepping your nails (trimming, shaping, and completing cuticle care), the brand recommends lightly buffing the nails and cleaning them with 99% isopropyl alcohol. Then, apply a thin coat of OPI's GELement Base Coat ($16) to four fingers. Cure for 60 seconds under a UV lamp. Repeat the process on the thumb.

Then, repeat the process with a thin coat of gel nail color. Finally, reach for the GELement No-Wipe Top Coat ($16). Apply a thin coat to four fingers, and soft-cure them for 30 seconds (this will leave the top coat slightly tacky for optimum chrome adhesion). Lightly dip the applicator into the glazing powder and rub it over the nail in circular motions. Dust off the excess and apply a final layer of top coat, curing it for 60 seconds. Finish with nail and cuticle oil.

It might sound like a long process, and it might take some practice. However, once you get it down, you'll have achieved an A-list glazed manicure at home.

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