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Launched in 1999 by young British entrepreneur Thea Green, nails inc spotted a gap in the market for professional high quality manicures for women with little time to spare. Nails inc provide the ultimate in affordable luxury with our trademark 15 minute manicure – our customers can always find time for a quick pamper.
Since the opening, nails inc has since established itself as the UK’s most successful and popular nail bar chain seeing on average 10,000 customers per week. Although Thea began by opening just three nail bars in key strategic London locations, the interest in the concept and customer demand proved to be so strong that the company quickly began to grow. nails inc. is now available in over 55 locations throughout the country including luxury retailers such as Harvey Nichols, Selfridges and Fenwick as well as department stores such as House of Fraser, Debenhams and John Lewis.
Our extensive product range is formulated with the latest professional technologies for women that demand uncompromising quality and instant results. Nails inc are at the forefront of the fashion and beauty industry, creating up to date colours for every season. With over 20 mentions every month in magazines such as Vogue, Glamour, Hello, Elle, InStyle, Harper's Bazaar and Grazia, nails inc is renowned for having a colour to match any occasion and trend.
“Having had regular exposure to fashion designers and how they work, combined with the ability to manufacture new colours on a whim, has given us quite a unique edge within the nail industry”. Nail polishes have become the ideal non-committal, affordable fashion accessory explains Thea. “Last year we launched 4 new nail colours every 6 weeks from midnight navy to acid yellow. It keeps our fashion conscious customers very happy, as they know they can expect the unexpected when it comes to new nail shades.”
Nails inc have made a name for themselves within the fashion industry by working London Fashion Week and creating bespoke nail colours for designers such as Issa, Luella, Gareth Pugh and, PPQ and recently collaborated on a 3 colour collection for shoe designer Georgina Goodman for S/S 2010.






