Short False Nails

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2022/07/01

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When we think of having a manicure makeover, we often focus on longer length nails which feature dramatic artwork and embellishments. After all, if we are going to spend time and money at the nail bar, we want to make sure people notice our fabulous hands. However, have you ever supersized your nail length for a special event, only to find out it hinders your day-to-day duties such as typing, answering the phone or entering your pin number? If so, it might be time to indulge the #shortfalsenail trend. What are the major advantages of short false nails? The Everyday Stuff As mentioned earlier, long nails can put extra “agg” into your everyday. Long nails can scratch the face when applying or removing makeup, they make texting virtually impossible, and don’t even mention buttons! Short false nails will still make sure you look good, just without all the fuss. Low Maintenance Due to longer nails being less stable, they are more susceptible to chips and scratches, which can look messy if the problem is not fixed. Whilst chips can also happen with short false nails, it is less likely and indeed less visible, so it just makes life that little easier. Dark Shades As we move towards the winter season, our love of berry coloured nail polishes promises to return. And darker hues of currant or crimson work far better with short false nails. Wear them anywhere…. Whilst the popularity of longer length nails grows, they are not necessarily an access all areas style. They might work for red carpet events and weddings, but they won’t be accepted in some work environments. Short nails are always OK! They look clean, smart and with a quick application of nail polish, you are ready to go anywhere. Nail It There is a perception that only longer length nails are viable for developing intricate nail art. However, short nails can work equally well, particularly when it comes to floral or minimal type patterns. Are short false nails on trend for 2022? Two Tone French Manicure A twisted tak