Art Of Applying Nail Polish

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Everyone wants a pair of beautiful hands and feet that will be owner’s pride and everyone’s envy. Nail polish is the most essential thing that provides beauty to the nail.

But before applying the nail polish you should know the right method of applying nail polish otherwise it may look ridiculous. This article may help you in this way.

The most important thing is choosing the right color of nail polish. Consider the color of your skin before buying a nail polish for you. If you have fair skins then go for all types of lighter shade. Any shade of pink goes well with fair skin. Bluish shade, berry red, burgundy, chocolate, etc. looks excellent on fair skin.

For olive skin choose, rust, gold, silver, raspberry pink, etc. But if you have darker skin always go for bold colors. Deep purple, deep red, magenta looks well on dark skin. But the time also matters. There is a broad rule that wear lighter shade at day time and bold colors at night.

Nail polish should be applied on well maintained and clean nails. Remove the trace of previous nail polish with the help of nail polish removers. With the help of soap, warm water and pumice soap clean your nails. Rub pumice stone on the skin to remove the dead skin. When your nail is ready, wipe your nail dry.

Do not forget to trim your nails at least once a week. After that apply nail polish. You need at least 2-3 coats to get the actual color of the shade. But before applying the next shade be sure that previous shade is well dried. Hold the brush lightly and give light stroke to bring a smooth effect. Choose the same color shade for both your finger and toes. It will look clownish if you wear different colors for toes and fingers.

Selection of nail polish varies from one age to another and from place to place. If you are a student, always wear lighter shade. In office or working place it is better to wear lighter shade as much as possible to bring a clean image. But if you go for an evening party you can experiment with bold colors.