Blue False Nails
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All You Need To Know About Blue False Nails What does the colour blue mean to you? We often hear people use the colour to describe feeling a little sad or unhappy, but scientists tell us that blue is actually a colour of freedom, imagination, and inspiration. Of course, it plays a role in professional circles with darker blue tailoring being the go-to for bankers and lawyers alike, yet it can also be linked to feelings of tranquillity, well-being and emit a sense of being trustworthy. It is a colour commonly associated with the Libra star sign, who are said to hold qualities such as being well-balanced and orderly. Blue wasn’t overly present on the catwalks this year, with many designers pushing yellow and pink as the on trend shades. However, flashes of blue were evident from Stella McCartney who went all out with a striking cobalt blue, head to toe in some cases. Yet whilst blue may have largely swerved the fashion weeks in Paris, London, and New York this year, it has been the go-to trend for nail colour on social media, particularly popular with the Instagram gang. So, are you ready to try blue false nails? Which shade of blue false nails will you choose? Baby Blue Sky Thinking Baby blue nails are an insane eye-catcher. Pastel shade nails have been having their moment, but going all out blue is even more winning. And whilst this easy to wear colour complements most skin tones, it works really well for the blonde haired and blue-eyed, particularly when sporting tanned skin. Royal Blue Hue We have recently celebrated the Queen’s Jubilee and the whole country embraced the red, white, and blue. When it comes to blue false nails, royal blue is in the top ten. Signifying wealth and abundance, the shade is best suited to shorter styles. So stay patriotic and opt for royal blue. Frenchie Is it time to stop being so predictable? They say the only way to grow, is to come out of our comfort zone… but it is OK to do that slowly. Breaking tradition is hard and if you mostly