The new coming season 2011 is marked as the season for the new shapes of nail design getting more and more demanded, namely bridge, stilettos, edge and pipe. These nailshapesalmost displaced boring oval, square and rounded nails. In addition, the stylishpainting, bright flowers and pastes cut a dash for many who long for trendy style to keep of fashion.
Nature, as the great creator, gifted human beings with individual shape of nails, though the specialists single out sixteen basic forms which go in or outdate from year to year due to fashion tendencies. When doing the manicure, the professional shapes the nail plate making what is fashionable and trendy, taking into account the occupation of the person, (if any), personal preferences and shape of fingers. The most actual shapes are five of them, in particular rounded, square, oval, round and pointed nails. When choosing the shape, the specialist directs the attention to the cuticle location. The most perfect option is when the nail tips mirror-like reflect the cuticle. Square shape of nails is still stylish for many years. Themanicurist shortens the loose tip of the nail straight not rounded, and the nails can be ofanylength. Rounded nails go well for short nails. When the nail tip goes beyond the finger pad only, and the tip is filed as a half-moon shape from all sides. This shape is comfortable for everyday life and thus, it is good for medical personnel, cooks and those who work with kids.
Oval shape is ideal, in view of many people. This shape is perfect for women with elegant beautiful hands. Nail polish of any color can be used for oval nails. Tender thin hands will look pretty when the nails are pointed. The nail is shortened in the way o create the pointed sharp corner in the center of the nail tip. Square nails look luxury when the corners are rounded. Such manicure arepreferred by adventurous and strong women. Men who go to beauty salon to have their nails done, can opt for the square or rounded shape of nails with 2mm nail tips. The specialists state the correctly done nails can contribute to make fingers longer. Oval and flat nails can be done in any way, the prominent nails look neat when done right-angled, and ladies with short nails are advised to decide against square shape which visually shortens fingers.
The coming season 2011 is the time to use unusual and unique nail shapes. Along with almond-like, oval, square and rounded shapes, the nails done as stiletto, pipe or bridge are getting popular. The bridged style differs in narrowing of the nail tip. This form is like the pointed stiletto though with three slants. The base of bridged nails is the narrowed shape of the square or stiletto modeled in two slants. Bridge is the complex structure and the nails done in this style look unique. The nail plate is done in smooth curve with two slants and three planes in the way that the inner arc is done in triangle type, and the outer has the trapeze shape. Bridged nails have the disadvantage when the narrow slants can trauma and injure n everyday life. Bridged nails can be decorated with acryl or gel to model and create unusual patterns for some occasions. Unusual shape of such nails is highlighted with bright nail polish, as well as the professionally done painting.
Stiletto nails visually lengthen hands and fingers. The shape of nails will be rounded and looks like the almond-shaped. In the new season 2011 the Edge nails find the fame and popularity for the practical purpose. The nail has the edge in the center of the loose nail tip and such shape is appropriate for any hands. Pipe nails are more elegant and delicate that match two shapes– square and almond-shaped. Ladies who are adventurous enough will like the slanted nails when the loose tip of the nail plate is cut in diagonal and the shape gets stylish which is accentuated with the bright nail polish or unique pattern to show off. Chasing the fashion tendencies, make sure you remember you are unique personality, you have individual shape of fingers, and respect your personal preferences.
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