Nail masters in the Zen blog “Beauty School “INTERIMAGE” (18+) revealed the secrets of manicure that allow you to lengthen and even slightly narrow your fingers. It turns out that a well-chosen shade of coating and a couple of additional tricks can work real miracles. EAOMedia will tell you the details.
Thus, stylists strongly advise owners of miniature nails to take a closer look at delicate pastel nude colors. The choice of a specific tone directly depends on the color of your skin.
Manicure shades that lengthen fingers:
Suitable for dark-skinned beauties deep caramelwhile girls with a light tan should try on beige color with a warm yellow undertone. Porcelain pallor harmonizes perfectly with dusty pink and tender beige-pink nuances, and translucent coatings are generally considered the standard for visual plate stretching.
Additional tricks – shape and coloring:
Those with medium length should take a closer look at the classic oval or elegant almond. It is best to soften miniature plates with a smooth oval, choosing a rectangular shape only if there is a naturally narrow structure, otherwise you risk getting a bulky square. A slight taper also perfectly elongates the silhouette; the main thing is to limit the sharpness only to the very tips, avoiding excessive grotesqueness.
But shape alone is not enough if you do not master the correct coloring technique that hides natural imperfections. Experienced craftsmen use a simple optical trick: they leave barely noticeable unpainted gaps of literally a couple of millimeters along the edges of wide and short nails. This trick instantly erases the extra width.
Author's personal experience:
“By nature, my fingers are small, and my nail plate is generally like a child’s. From my own experience, I can say that elongated almonds with a smooth gradient also work great: closer to the cuticle, a nude shade, and towards the tips, a flight of fancy. This way you can diversify your manicure, and not “eat” the extra length with a bright color. And the growth will be smooth and imperceptible.”
