When applying this nail enhancement, the nail art is sandwiched between two layers of product.

• A. Layered art
• B. Inlaid designs
• C. Encased designs
• D. Embedded designs

Answer: (B)

When nail art is placed so it sits between two layers of product, the technique is inlaid designs. By embedding the artwork between successive layers, the design becomes enclosed within the enhancement, protected from exposure and wear, and the top surface stays smooth and flush. This contrasts with layered art, where color or design elements are built up on the surface rather than being tucked inside. Encased or embedded terms describe enclosing art in product as well, but the standard term for artwork that is intentionally set between two layers is inlaid designs.