French manicure

An elegant, and at the same time classic manicure design, consisting in covering the entire nail plate with a light, beige or pink shade of nail polish, and the tips with a covering layer of white nail polish in the shape of a crescent moon.

 

Contrary to its name, French manicure does not come from France. Actually, French manicure has its origins in America in the 1970s. Its originator was Jeff Pink, the founder of the Orly brand. His original intention was to create a universal manicure that would suit any actress in Hollywood, regardless of the outfit they chose.

 

Currently, French manicure is known all over the world and is still very fashionable. It fits almost every occasion and every woman. French manicure is based on painting the entire nail plate with a light, beige or pink color, and the tips themselves with a white covering layer in a circular shape. Currently, French manicure is not only bright, natural colors. Many women decide on various color variations, for example, combining a yellow plate with blue tips or something completely different.

 

French manicure is a timeless option that suits both everyday work and elegant parties. There are still newer and newer variations on the subject of French manicure, tailored to individual needs and preferences.