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Explore Olive and June polish formulas, shade and finish labels, press-on shapes and sizes, and the difference between sets and manicure systems.
Keep each polish formula beside its shade and SKU.
Olive and June's direct catalog separates Long Lasting Polish from Quick Dry Polish. Identify a shade by its displayed name, formula label, product page, and SKU where the page provides one; a familiar shade name or color image alone may not identify the product record.
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| Catalog field | Official-page example | Record carefully |
|---|---|---|
| Long Lasting Polish | LD · SKU NP-Fall2-20 | Keep the formula and SKU attached to this exact shade; do not infer that the code is a public universal identifier. |
| Quick Dry Polish | Pomodoro · SKU QD-SS1-23 | Preserve the different formula label and code rather than merging it with a shade that looks similar. |
| Product identity | Displayed shade name + exact source product URL + SKU if shown | Record a missing SKU as unknown; do not manufacture an identifier from the name. |
| Bottle volume | No mL or fl oz value appeared on the checked LD page | Leave capacity unstated unless the exact product or package page supplies a volume and unit; do not infer it from a bottle image or selector label. |
Store color, undertone, and finish as separate brand labels.
The All Nail Polish collection uses formula, color, finish, undertone, and season filters. Individual shade pages give more exact labels than a color-family tag alone. Preserve the storefront's words and the collection/product context instead of treating them as measured color values or personal recommendations.
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| Source label | LD example | Pomodoro example |
|---|---|---|
| Shade description | Rosy neutral / pinky rosewood | Tomato red-pink |
| Color family | Pinks | Reds |
| Undertone | Cool | Warm |
| Finish type | Creme Opaque | Creme Opaque |
| Collection facet | Long Lasting; color, finish, undertone, season | Quick Dry; color, finish, undertone, season |
Separate ingredient declarations from brand claims.
A product detail page can show an ingredient list, shade pigments, product-formula labels, and marketing statements such as “15-Free” or expected wear. Store them as different evidence fields with the product/SKU and review date; do not turn a brand claim into a safety conclusion or apply one shade's ingredient list to another.
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| Evidence type | Useful record | Boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Ingredient declaration | The displayed text in source order, exact shade/formula page, source URL, and review date | Do not abbreviate, reorder, or assume the list is identical across formulas or shades. |
| Brand claim | Exact “15-Free” wording or other claim, attributed to the named product page | Do not describe the label as a general safety or health finding. |
| Wear/dry statement | LD's page says up to 10 days; Pomodoro's says about one-minute drying and up to five days | These are brand statements tied to two specific pages, not guarantees or performance comparisons. |
| Image and swatch | Official image reference and its supplied alt/context when reuse is authorized | Do not derive objective RGB/color identity from a rendered image or republish brand assets without the relevant rights. |
Give press-ons their own style and fit fields.
A press-on style has attributes that do not belong on a polish shade record. Olive and June pages distinguish glue and tab press-ons and show style names alongside nail shape and length; some product pages also state the number of nails and sizes in a pack.
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| Press-on field | What to preserve | Example or limit |
|---|---|---|
| Attachment format | Glue Press-Ons, Tabs, or the exact displayed format | The Spring 2026 set combines both formats; do not infer that one glue/removal workflow applies to tab styles. |
| Style and fit | Design name, shape, and length as separate labels | Examples on the official pages include Medium Almond and Short Round; these describe the style, not an individual nail's width. |
| Size coverage | Nail count and included size count when the exact pack page states them | The checked Spring 2026 set says 42 nails in 21 sizes; this is not a universal pack specification. |
| Source context | Product/set URL, selected format or option, market, and review date | Do not carry a seasonal set's component list or size coverage into other listings. |
Model manicure systems as parent products with stated components.
Olive and June groups several different offerings under “systems”: Long-Lasting Mani, Gel Mani, Pedi, Complete, Instant Mani (Glue Press-On), and Super Stick (Tab Press-On). A system may allow the shopper to choose child styles; a fixed set lists its own contents. Store the relationship that the page actually states rather than flattening either one into a single product name.
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| Relationship | Represent | Do not infer |
|---|---|---|
| Configurable system | System type, allowed selections, selection count, and tools/accessories stated on that page | The four selectable press-on styles in the current Press-On System page are not a fixed four-SKU bundle. |
| Fixed set | Set identity plus each named child style, formula, shape/length, and quantity when specified | Do not infer contents from the seasonal title or collection placement. |
| Tools and care items | Each listed tool, removal item, or care product as its own component relationship | A cross-sell or routine suggestion is not automatically included in the purchased set. |
| Changing offers | Market, currency, source page, and observation time for any separately authorized offer record | No current prices, savings, discounts, or stock statements belong in this evergreen guide. |
Respect the posted terms and keep shopper data out of product records.
Olive and June's Terms limit site use to personal, noncommercial purposes and require specific prior written permission for copying or distributing site materials for a public or commercial purpose. The reviewed Terms did not contain an explicit scraping or robot clause; that absence is not permission. This reference page does not authorize access, copying, or reuse.
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| Scope | Appropriate catalog boundary | Exclude |
|---|---|---|
| Use of site content | Use only information covered by a relevant authorization or licensed source-provided file for public/commercial purposes | Treating public visibility or this guide as permission to automate access or reuse content. |
| Product attributes | Keep source names, SKUs, brand-assigned color labels, ingredient text, and kit relationships tied to a reviewed page | Claims of live collection, completeness, or product availability from these examples. |
| Personal information | No shopper identity is needed for a product catalog | Customer accounts, orders, browsing/loyalty records, review authors, or other personal data. |
Content reviewed 2026-10-05.