Types of gel Nails
How almond shaped nails are different from other nail shapes? It is the first thing we need to discuss before we proceed with nail art ideas. A nail in the shape of an almond is somewhat slender on both sides and also wide at its base.
Long nail lovers, rejoice! This long, tapered shape with a flat top — also known as "ballerina nails" if you're a little creeped out by the whole coffin thing — is totally on-trend. Check out these amazing ideals, ranging from simple and solid to totally extravagant.
Sherri Traweek demonstrates how to file a lipstick-shaped nail.
Or, for a full on nail care kit, try Arianna's nail kit with cuticle oil, a miraculous nail buffer that creates lasting shine, and a smoothing mineral hand treatment. Keep up with your manicures. If you tell your manicurist that you are aiming to have almond or oval nails, she will start rounding them out so that your nails can grow into the shape.
Gel nails are quickly becoming one of the most popular artificial nail application in salons. In order to achieve gel nails, a nail tip is first applied if the length of the nails needs to be extended.
If you tell your manicurist that you are aiming to have almond or oval nails, she will start rounding them out so that your nails can grow into the shape. Get down with gel. Gel manicures help nails grow out because they provide reinforcement that prevents nails from breaking as easily.
Gel manicures help nails grow out because they provide reinforcement that prevents nails from breaking as easily. If you're going to get gel, just make sure to never peel it off yourself, and get the color replaced every two weeks.
Stiletto nails take after another long, pointy fashion staple: stiletto heels. So what are stiletto nails exactly? They're basically nails that have been filed or sculpted to a smooth, thin point.