To create the original glazed-donut manicure, Ganzorigt paired one coat of OPI’s milky white Funny Bunny polish with a dusting of Tin Man Can Chrome Effects mirror-shine powder. The original chrome effect was briefly discontinued, but this April it’s back with a trendy twist. In partnership with Ganzorigt, OPI just released Tin Man Can Glaze, a powder designed specifically to emulate the OG glazed-donut manicure.
We’ve always known that the glazed-donut manicure is versatile; we’ve watched Bieber take it from the Met Gala red carpet to her casual cool-mom duties. But Ganzorigt’s army of It-girl clients are currently proving how many ways there are to wear the look.
Bieber updated her signature pearly nails with a vanilla French glaze for Easter—a milky take on classic French tips with just enough shine to feel festive. But you don’t need long almond tips to wear the look: Kendall Jenner showed off the original glazed-donut combo on short, natural nails during a recent GRWM. And mani maximalists can tap in too: Sabrina Carpenter combined the glazed-donut look with the rhinestone manicure trend, decking out the base of each nail with multi-colored gems. Ganzorigt created each look using Tin Man Can Glaze.
