Rich tortoiseshell and vivid neon pink make a bold pairing. If you want both autumnal depth and a bright pop of colour, bring your favourite details to BARON Machida. The salon lists a one-minute walk from Odakyu Machida Station and private rooms for all seating, and welcomes reference designs and nail-extension consultations.

Plain neon-pink thumbs, pink nails with gold ring-style bands, and tortoiseshell nails, featured on BARON Machida’s official blog
A design featured in RIKA’s 29 September 2026 post on BARON Machida’s official blog. The treatment location and photograph date have not been confirmed.

Let the thumbs show the colour, with ring-style accents elsewhere

Both thumbs in the photograph show broad areas of neon pink without a large decoration interrupting the colour. The long, pointed outline and the pink itself take the lead. On other pink nails, a gold-coloured, ring-like band crosses near the middle.

That gives the same pink two different roles: an uninterrupted area of colour on the thumbs, and a backdrop to a decorative band on other fingers. A bold set does not have to make the thumbs the main location for oversized parts. In this example, their plain colour is a feature in its own right.

Look closely at the tortoiseshell nails, too: some tips have a narrow pink outline. That small repeat connects the patterned nails to the bright pink areas. It is a detail to show the salon if you like both the changing brown tones and the stronger, solid colour.

Choose where you want uninterrupted colour

To discuss a similar arrangement, you could say: “I want to keep a plain pink area on both thumbs, with the gold ring-style accents on other fingers.” Mark the fingers you mean on a photograph of your own hands or a simple left-and-right-hand sketch, rather than relying on the orientation of a reference image.

If you would prefer a band on a thumb, that would be a different arrangement from the photograph. Ask what can work at your preferred length and whether a suitable decoration is available. The image does not establish the material or attachment method, and fewer decorations are not a guarantee of easier everyday use.

Discuss your length and design at BARON Machida

BARON Machida’s official page highlights nail extensions as a speciality and welcomes reference designs. It also lists consultations for styles including heavily decorated nails, 3D art and designs inspired by favourite colours or performers. You can share the photograph even if you have not yet decided on the exact length.

All seating is in private rooms—a setting to consider when you want to discuss your design, budget and routine together. Bring the colours and details you like rather than feeling you must decide the complete set in advance. If the booking menu is unclear, the salon’s official LINE is a place to send the image and ask which service to select.

Plan your visit from Machida Station

The salon’s official information lists a one-minute walk from Odakyu Machida Station. The official booking page also lists a four-minute walk from JR Machida Station; its Odakyu directions start at the South Exit. Walking time depends on the exit and route; check the map and location information on the BARON Machida salon page before travelling.

Discuss this design with the Machida salon: specify “Machida,” explain that you would like plain pink thumbs, and mark the other fingers where you would prefer ring-style accents. Include a photograph of your current nails, your preferred length and whether removal is needed.

Ready to explore dates? See Machida’s current menus and booking availability. Confirm the suitable design, decoration and total including removal before booking. Identical parts or an identical result are not guaranteed, and a LINE inquiry does not confirm an appointment.

Photo source: RIKA’s official salon blog post about autumn gyaru nails.