Cute Nail Polish color

In the ninth century, nails were tinted with scented red oils, and polished or buffed. In the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, people preferred a polished rather than a painted look by mixing tinted powders and creams into their nails, then buffing them until shiny. Nail polishing product sold around this time and used almost around the world.

When you polished your nail, it's best for you to use three strokes to apply the polish. "First, you want to dip the brush into the bottle and get a decent-sized bead of polish at the edge of your brush". If painting designs on your dominant hand is too difficult, try painting them using a plastic sandwich bag first. Paint a few thick coats of polish onto the plastic, and then add your design on top. After it dries, peel each design off the plastic, and adhere them to your nail with nail art glue or a clear topcoat.

Base-coat is an important part of nail color. Without a base-coat, you’re going to wind up with yellow nail designs. But don't be too sad because it is not the end of the world by any means, but it can look odd. Base-coat generally has a higher resin content than regular nail polish, so if you’re sensitive to nail polish, you might want to do some gentle experimenting with base-coat.

Choose the color which reflects your mood or matches what you're wearing that day. Thing to remember is that darker colors like purple, black or dark red will make your nails appear longer, so you should only choose these colors if you want your nails to look longer. Even if you don't have any gel nail polish on your nail, you should still use some nail polish remover over your nails before you begin painting, to get rid of any natural oils on your nails. This will allow the polish to go on smoothly and help the color to last longer. The clean nail will make the polish look wow in you.