Nail trends, Spring - Summer 2016

Nail trends, Spring - Summer 2016

+ The leading duo: pink and sky blue or pink quartz and serenity, a pair pastel suggesting to clear skies and blooming gardens. shades can be more or less intense. These two shades together with mint, mauve, peach we find them in all spring enamels collections: BOHO STONES Yves Saint Laurent, Christian Dior GLOWING GARDENS, NEW ORLEANS COLLECTION OPI.

+ The most chic is not known - the bare manicure are the biggest bet of the season. Very light pink, egg, beige, camel, milk: the great family of neutrals, which mean that the chipping and regrowth are barely noticeable. Embellished with small details in gold or silver color metal.

+ For color lovers the most fashionable shades: the purple thanks to Chanel fashion house that has focused on a single color 683 Sunrise Trip. As always the must-have for all ages are red and orange.

+ The nail art are focused on the contours, but continues the nail art with embroidery  and details on the lunette. They are nail art more and more roundabouts, with clean center.

+ Color block patterns that color in stark contrast, positioned in different linear or geometric patterns.

+ For alternatives there are nail art and minimal bitexture, light details on natural nails dots or geometric shapes that repeat themselves.

+ Metallic colors gold and silver, but also multicolor as Vivienne Westwood and Giamba.

+ Gloss effect nails no more opaque , is elegant but that is more suitable for winter. Colored nails with a top coat effect gel to give a glossed look .

NAIL CARE ROUTINE & French Manicure

hello beauties !!

 this time I decided to record my nail care
routine. I remove the nail polish with nail polish remover then
For shaping my nails I use a rougher nail file. I file in

one direction and if needed smoothen some sharp edges. I rarely buff the surface of my nails (once in 2-3 months) as buffing your nails makes them thinner thus weaker, but you can also use a multi-way file . I remove my cuticles with a cuticle remover. I don't prefer

cutting my cuticles, because it can cause thickening of the skin and cuticle area. Cuticles prefer gentle care! I apply a bit of cuticle remover on the cuticles. Then I wash my hands thoroughly. Using a cuticle remover is something I do only once a month. To whiten nails I use baking soda dissolved in water then dip your fingers for five minutes.in my opinion the most important part is Moisturize,

moisturize, moisturize! Pamper your hands, cuticles and nails as much as you can. For moisturizing my nails I use pure almond oil. My all time favourite nail hardener is Nail Repair. It's also a basecoat so I can start polishing right away! An important part in strengthening your nails lies in a varied diet.You can also choose to take extra vitamins complex which contained vitamin B and biotin. an easy way to do a french manicure is using a thin brush to give the half-moon shape then paint the rest.