A Definitive Guide to All the Different Types of French Manicures You Can Get

The double french manicure involves two lines at the tip of the nail. They can either have negative space between them or hug closely together.

The deep french manicure looks a lot like a traditional french mani — the only difference is the tip of the nail is much thicker and extends deeper into the base colour.

With the inverted french manicure trend, your cuticles are lined in a solid colour of nail polish instead of the nail tips.

The glass french manicure trend uses clear gel nail extensions to give fingertips the look of glass.

The "filigree" french manicure is described as "delicate, open lines done at the tip," celebrity nail artist Elle Gerstein previously told POPSUGAR. The nail-art trend is inspired by the intricate art style that traditionally uses metalwork or wire-detailing to trace a specific pattern onto an object.

The neon french manicure trend uses neon nail polish hues to create different nail-art designs. It can work on all different types of french nail art.

Instead of using plain white nail polish, the glitter french manicure incorporates a glittery nail polish on the tip of your nails for extra sparkle.

The floating tips french manicure trend is similar to the glass french manicure. The difference is, with the floating tip version, the base of the nail is painted a solid colour while only the tip of the nail is clear.

With the crystal french manicure trend, you create the french tip using rhinestones or crystals instead of nail polish to create an extra-glam look.

The metallic french manicure trend is a favourite of celebrities. To get the look, simply use a metallic nail polish shade, like gold or silver, instead of classic white.

The two-toned french manicure uses two tones of the same nail polish colour to create a double line at the tip of each nail.

The pointed french manicure trend is traditionally done on coffin- or square-shaped nails, but it can be done on any other shape you choose. The trend features a tip that comes to a point in the middle.

The ombré french manicure looks especially beautiful on short nails and fades the tip colour into the base.

The side-tip french manicure features straight lines drawn diagonally across the nail running from one side to the centre of the tip.

The french-moon french manicure is perfect for winter. It's "where black or metallic hues are used to trace a crescent shape along the cuticle line," Sarah Gibson Tuttle, founder and CEO of nail brand Olive & June, previously told POPSUGAR. "It's fun and festive while still being sophisticated."