Nail trends evolve, just as fashion and hair trends do.
Nail shapes, polish colors, and appliques all change over time and this is certainly true of 2020.
However, we must first advise you to select one carefully.
You should want and expect the same care, protection and treatment from your nail technician."
Now, what should you ask for once you choose your salon?
According to esteemed nail artist Betina Goldstein, the French manicure is being used “in different ways.”
Or, maybe you’re more into agem appliqueagainst a multicolor nail?
Because the possibilities are endless, though, you may have a hard time figuring out where to start.
Thankfully, Pinterest and Instagram are always sure bets for nail inspo.
And who are we to argue?
This circular pattern has been around for a long time.
Since the 19th century, polka dots never really went away.
They’ve always had and likely always will have a place in fashion.
In 2020, you’ll even find polka dots used as nail art.
But not just your standard, run-of-the-mill animal print.
No, the manicurist said this nail trend will feature untraditional “electric” colors.
Why the bold choice?
“I guess right now, what we’re saying is be extra.
Life is hard enough.
Indulge yourself,” she continued.
You heard the woman.
Seriously, go for it.
Why not add some bold color and patterns to your manicure?
In fact, “fake nails or coloured nail polish is deemed vulgar by the royal family.”
And we areallabout the nail trend.
Of course, the only thing better than a moody nail color is pairing it with a moody nailshape.
Considering almond-shaped nails are about as stunning as an oxblood-colored polish, they’re a sure bet.
It may sound contradictory, but you could even combine a matte polishanda metallic color.
While a matte finish is undoubtedly stunning, they won’t work for everyone.
“Matte manicures can shine an unwanted light on dry, peeling, red skin.”
Yes, negative space is a nail trend to look for in the new decade.
And, apparently, in some nail art.
The fantasy feel nail trend will take off in 2020
Is this the real life?
Is this just fantasy?
It’s hard to tell by our nails.
Celebrity manicurist Gina Edwards came up with a wild and wonderful nail trend creation for the 2020 Spring runway.
And that’s exactly what she did.
This made for a really unique and futuristic look, but the trend also managed to feel fairly traditional.
And these colors aren’t like the “barely there” trend.
The nail guru said these nails are going to be understated, yes, but “not sheer.”
And what a fun world that is.
The pastel trend isn’t just a spring trend, though.
Lifestylethat pastels are a warm-weather neutral, meaning they’ll go with everything.
But which shade should you choose?
Painting your nails in Jinsoon’s Tweety is a sure bet.
“The color is reminiscent of forsythia flowers.”
“We all know that French [manicures] are trending again!!!”
Using tweezers, you’ll remove the gem from its packaging and press into place.
Choi isn’t the first manicurist to try out the wire trend, though.
Eun Kyung Park, founder of Unistella salon, has been creating “wire nails” some time.
It’s one long wire that’s bent to create and connect the letters.
Interestingly, milky nails can be created using different techniques.
A lot of people like using polish to create the milky white look, but I prefer acrylic."
Either way, you’ll find it looks awesome.
