If you want amber colour alongside burgundy nails, do you mean a tortoiseshell pattern or an amber-coloured decoration? They are different requests. This example, featured in SAYA’s 23 October 2026 post on BARON Hiratsuka’s official blog, shows amber in both forms.
Amber as a pattern—and amber as the colour of a decoration
The tortoiseshell nails show irregular areas of darker brown within a brighter amber colour. The changing tones run along the nail. On other nails, a large amber-coloured, raised-looking decoration sits over silver sparkle. Here, the amber is in the decoration itself, rather than a tortoiseshell pattern covering the nail beneath it.
In a small photograph, both may register as warm-coloured accents. Looking closer helps identify what attracts you: the shifting light and dark areas of the pattern, or the distinct outline and volume of the decoration. Point to the relevant part of the reference when you explain your preference.
Two ways to say “I want to keep the amber”
If you prefer the pattern: “I like the light amber and darker brown areas of the tortoiseshell. I would like to keep that colour in the pattern, rather than prioritise a raised decoration.” The photograph does not show a finished version with the decoration removed; the actual combination is something to discuss with the salon.
If you prefer the raised detail: “I like the large amber-coloured decoration over the silver sparkle. Keeping that colour in a raised detail matters more to me than the number of tortoiseshell nails.” Check whether a suitable decoration is available and whether you would be comfortable with a different shape in a similar colour.
You can also ask to keep both. The useful distinction is that “some amber colour” does not fully describe the look: the pattern and the raised decoration have different roles.
Include the full photograph to show the burgundy combination
The example also includes deep burgundy nails with fine silver-coloured lines or band-like details. Sending the full photograph as well as an amber close-up makes that darker red colour combination clear. The pictured nails are long and pointed, but the photograph does not confirm the materials, extension method or what will work at your preferred length.
Contact BARON’s official LINE and specify “Hiratsuka salon.” Explain whether you want to keep amber in the pattern, in the raised decoration or in both. Add your preferred length, a photograph of your current nails and whether you need removal. Confirm the service, total including decoration and any removal, and the appointment details before booking.
Current booking information is on BARON Hiratsuka’s booking page, with location information on the Hiratsuka salon page. Sending an inquiry does not confirm an appointment. An identical pattern or the availability of identical parts is not guaranteed.
Photo source: SAYA’s tortoiseshell-and-burgundy blog post, 23 October 2026.
