Do French Manicure at Home
Some people believe that French manicure has gone to pass and obsolete, while other including me are of the opinion that the French manicure is a classic that will last forever. But a lot of woman still doing French manicure whatever fashion talk about that, because French manicure is look natural, simple and gives the nail that clean.
In beautyden.com said that French manicure is a style of polishing the nails wherein white paint is applied to the tips of the fingernails, and the rest of the nails are given a pink coat or painted with sheer polish that is colored either pale pink or very light beige. This manicure type is best for short nail and nails with moderate length
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Here some step for a perfect French manicure :
- First don’t forget to clean your nails from the old nail polish with nail remover, use the remover without acetone is better.
- Extra tips : you can soak your hand in warm water for 5 or 10 minutes.
- After that you can push back the cuticles.
- Shape your nails with nail clippers. Clean your nails and trim it.
- After you cleaning and trimming, apply base coat in your nails keep it thin and even.
- Put the tip guides to your nails. This is supposed to cover the lower part of your nail as well as follow the curve of your nail tips natural white.
- Apply the white nail polish to the exposed tips of your fingernails, and let them dry ( you can wait a moment). Keep the area that you will paint white thin. If you go too widely on the white paint, your nails will look chunky.
- After the white nails polish in your fingernails dry you can remove the tips guides.
- Apply beige nail polish onto the entire length of your nails.You can apply it twice.
- And the last can make your French manicure look perfect, apply the top coat. and now dry your nails completely.
Now your nails will look like from the nail salon. You can changes the beige color into pale pink or light beige, or maybe you don’t use it, just the original color of your nail.
( Source : beutyden )
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