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2. 36 New Ways to Wear a French Manicure - AOL

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   This set gives the option of gel adhesive tabs and brush-on glue, depending on how long you want to wear them. ... these press-ons have subtle pastel-colored tips for a French manicure that meets ...

3. The “Reverse French Mani” Is Everywhere—and Here ... - AOL

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   “A reverse French is a manicure that features nail art at the base (the moon or crescent) of the nail versus at the tip (free edge),” says Kandalec. “It can be a minimalist way to show a ...

4. Trust Me: You’re Gonna See These Nail Looks Everywhere in 2025

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   The tortoise shell manicure has been taking over nail salons and Pinterest boards alike. The nail design is super chic, like a pair of tortoise shell sunglasses, and it's an elevated deviation ...

5. Nail polish - Wikipedia

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   In the 1920s, however, women began to wear color in new makeups and nail products, partly in rebellion to such prim customs of their recent past. [ citation needed ] In 1920s France, a big pioneer of nail polish was the hairstylist Antoine de Paris , whose cosmetic company produced some of the first modern polishes, and he himself shocked the ...

6. Nail art - Wikipedia

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   In 1925, the lunar manicure (today known as the half-moon manicure) was seen everywhere. Reds and pinks were used on the nail bed while avoiding the area around the cuticles. [12] Then again in the 1970s, the natural look was back in fashion and preferred by many women, but only for a short time. [13]

7. Manicure - Wikipedia

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   But, it still needed, as he thought, a more pleasing name. He gave it the French rebranding on the flight back home to Los Angeles. [9] Nails that have undergone a French manicure are characterized by a lack of artificial base color and white tips at the free edge of the nail. For this reason, they are sometimes referred to as French tips.