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]]>A classic color that’s perfect for winter, dark taupe reminds us of the cozy cashmere and knit sweaters that keep you so warm during the year’s colder months.
A dark, deep red shade is a fantastic choice for winter, bringing in the darker, jewel-toned vibe that always works well in the cold with the red color that is so festive for Christmas.
While the typical, obvious choice is a darker nail shade for winter, white is actually a gorgeous choice for winter color, making you think of beautiful snow.
A sparkly purple nail color is glam and fun, perfect for a party or safely social-distanced winter holiday celebration.
If you do want to lean into the classic dark, nearly-black nail color for winter, choosing a black with a purple hue is a great twist on this timeless trend.
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]]>With the right brand, soap, water, and a flat surface, you can apply polish uniformly and quickly on any occasion. Here is a guide to do it the right way.
Use a polish remover and a piece of cloth to remove your old nail polish. Consider using soap and water to make the work easier. Once done, dry your nails to prepare for the new coat.
The base coat provides a foundation for your nail polish. Without it, the polish will wipe off within a few days. Apply the base coat like any nail polish but spreading it on your cuticles. You can always clean it off with regular polish removers. But it’s important to preserve your base coat by applying only to your nail.
Place a newspaper, cardboard or piece of sheet on the flat surface you will be working on. The goal is to protect your table from the spray you are about to apply all over your nails.
Shake the paint bottle thoroughly and apply it all over your nails. Make sure to hold the can while it faces away from your face. You don’t want to inhale much of the spray. Concerning how to apply the polish, a zigzag covers wider surfaces of your nails. Don’t worry if the color spreads to your skin, Continue spraying until you cover all nails.
Allow the paint to dry for a few minutes. Get back to it and apply a top layer. You can also add another layer of paint to ensure it lasts longer. But don’t overdo it.
After the paint dries, rinse your fingers in warm water. Use soapy water to remove the excess paint around your skin and cuticles. The polish should last two or more weeks depending on the amount applied.
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]]>The post Best Winter Nail Polish Colors appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>A classic color that’s perfect for winter, dark taupe reminds us of the cozy cashmere and knit sweaters that keep you so warm during the year’s colder months.
A dark, deep red shade is a fantastic choice for winter, bringing in the darker, jewel-toned vibe that always works well in the cold with the red color that is so festive for Christmas.
While the typical, obvious choice is a darker nail shade for winter, white is actually a gorgeous choice for winter color, making you think of beautiful snow.
A sparkly purple nail color is glam and fun, perfect for a party or safely social-distanced winter holiday celebration.
If you do want to lean into the classic dark, nearly-black nail color for winter, choosing a black with a purple hue is a great twist on this timeless trend.
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]]>The post Spray on Nail Polish—How to Apply it the Right Way appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>With the right brand, soap, water, and a flat surface, you can apply polish uniformly and quickly on any occasion. Here is a guide to do it the right way.
Use a polish remover and a piece of cloth to remove your old nail polish. Consider using soap and water to make the work easier. Once done, dry your nails to prepare for the new coat.
The base coat provides a foundation for your nail polish. Without it, the polish will wipe off within a few days. Apply the base coat like any nail polish but spreading it on your cuticles. You can always clean it off with regular polish removers. But it’s important to preserve your base coat by applying only to your nail.
Place a newspaper, cardboard or piece of sheet on the flat surface you will be working on. The goal is to protect your table from the spray you are about to apply all over your nails.
Shake the paint bottle thoroughly and apply it all over your nails. Make sure to hold the can while it faces away from your face. You don’t want to inhale much of the spray. Concerning how to apply the polish, a zigzag covers wider surfaces of your nails. Don’t worry if the color spreads to your skin, Continue spraying until you cover all nails.
Allow the paint to dry for a few minutes. Get back to it and apply a top layer. You can also add another layer of paint to ensure it lasts longer. But don’t overdo it.
After the paint dries, rinse your fingers in warm water. Use soapy water to remove the excess paint around your skin and cuticles. The polish should last two or more weeks depending on the amount applied.
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