Pink False Nails

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Pink False Nails! It’s not a new trend, it’s tried, tested and always terrific. Thinking pink is always a good idea. It’s a perineal colour, the colour of pretty peonies and the dusky hues of sunset, perfectly paired with a delicate rosé wine, also pink. Apparently Karl Largerfeld said it was OK to think pink, but never to wear it! Yet, why should we take note from a man who chose to live his life in monochrome. And what better way to wear this beautiful shade than pink false nails. From flamingo to fuchsia, pink is always in style. However, the most trend conscious will tell you that this year, the most favoured hue is definitely hot pink, the hotter, the better. As most colour trends do, hot pink started on the catwalk… championed by Valentino, with dresses, skirts, and accessories all in hot pink. And it captured the hearts of those Instagram hungry celebs who quickly realised that the shade is a complete attention grabber, which equates to more likes and more love. Of course the look also works for the more demure amongst us, who can choose to use it as an accent colour for jewellery, sunglasses, and even as pink false nails. Pink is actually a very clever colour. Once reserved for newborn baby girls, the colour now transcends across both gender and generation. A man wearing pink is simply a man wearing pink, not someone trying to make a statement. Amen to that. However, it is where it sits in the colour spectrum which is most intriguing, somewhere between red and white. And if red is associated with temper and fire, and white with purity, that makes pink the very definition of affection and tenderness. How we choose to wear colour can affect how others perceive us and more than that, colour is also renowned for having an effect on mood. Pink is a supreme soother, it effectively eliminates aggression and can create the suggestion of a calm disposition. So when choosing your next shade of pink false nails, there is really only one question to ask… How hot do you