French Manicure

The French manicure is a classic look and timeless fits all, on all occasions: during the day, in the evening, for a casual or elegant style.

If you like the look of sophisticated French manicure but you've never tried to do it at home, it is time to dare, because it is much easier than it sounds. Let me explain how. Follow my tips to ensure a perfect result.
Get one light pink enamel for the base and a white opaque for the tips of the nails: these are the classic colors, suitable for all. Also sell the adhesive lunettes that will help lay the enamel for a truly flawless result.
If you prefer a more fun and flashy look, you can try to use them with any color combination. To learn how to correctly use the lunettes and to create new combinations, shortly publish a post titled "Trendy French Manicure."


The french manicure highlights the nails, then, before you start with nail polish, brush with care. Then file, giving them the same shape and length (nails should not be too long, not to seem fake), because any imperfection stands out after you have applied nail polish. Check my post "How to have perfect nails."
Apply a light pink base, spreading carefully. Pass the brush in the middle of the nail, then upload it again. Pass it along the curve of the cuticle and extends to the tip of the nail on one side, then repeat on the other side. Do not apply too much base, you lose your looks transparent and natural. Wait a few minutes for it to dry.
Now color the tips, using the white enamel. Make sure that there is little nail polish on the brush and pass it along the rounded end, being careful to paint only the tips not more than natural white. Let dry a few minutes.
If you want a more brilliant passes another layer of white on the tips. Wait three minutes, then ends with a transparent layer to protect your French manicure. Let dry and do not use your hands for an hour if you do not want to damage the manicure.