![]() ![]() I mostly do them myself at home now, with Vinylux polish because it tends to dry faster and last longer. Now I don’t get gel anymore (got tired of the expense) but I have to keep my nails manicured at all times or I will pick. ![]() ![]() Investing the time and money made me hate the idea of ruining my expensive manicure! It was probably not the greatest idea, but I started getting gel nails and just kept them up for about two years. ![]() I wanted to look professional and in my head that meant non-bitten nails. I was a biter my whole life until I graduated college and got my first “real” job. So let’s talk, ladies!įor my $.02, I’m hoping Reader L meant a millimeter instead of a centimeter - holding up a ruler against my very short nails, a centimeter past my fingertip looks like it would be double the length of my nail. But we’ve never talked shape/length, and even our work-appropriate nail color discussion was many moons ago. We’ve talked in the past about finding a nail salon near your office, nail care for the minimalists, and the best nail colors for work. I will be starting at a somewhat conservative firm in the fall. I also always wear nude or light pink polish to soften the look. They are short enough to look natural, but they are about a centimeter past my finger tips. I like to wear acrylics that are modestly long and rounded in order to enlongate my stubby fingers. I have read a good deal of advice online about work appropriate nail colors, but I cannot find much on length and shape. What’s your definition of work-appropriate nails? Do you think there are any definite nail DON’TS for the office? What is your favorite nail polish color and nail shape to wear to work? And, readers - as busy women, do you prefer gel or acrylic over regular nail polish? Reader L has a great question: They might paint their nails but otherwise, won’t go all out.Here’s a topic we haven’t discussed in FOREVER: nails and the office. This person might love to sport jeans and a t-shirt. Short nails mean simplicity, low-maintenance and easy upkeep. It has straight sides and a diagonal straight curved top just like the lipstick. Lipstick: As the name suggests this shape resembles the tip of a lipstick. Flawless and completely square nails are the one in vogue these days. This is a less subtle style of nail and it usually shows the person takes time on their manicure and wants it known. This shape is effortlessly simple and yet very elegant. Oval shape nails look chic and trendy and they suit every type of nail bed be it narrow or wide. For those who want to give their fingers and nails a feminine appearance this is just perfect. Don’t go too long with the almond shaped nail or it might come off as tacky. This shape is probably named after stiletto heels.Īlmond: This signifies modern style, quality and a person who avoids vintage or out dated styles. The length and the pointy tip make this shape very weak and prone to get damaged and to get the others harmed. These are extra long and pointed nails, which will make you to rock any event. Stiletto is another super trendy nail shapes. Stiletto: Daring, Sexy and Love a Challenge.This is a bold style that is likely to get attention. Usually this means the person is young, creative or wants to be unique. Square Round: This is surely an influential contour that makes your hands prominent and noticeable.īallerina: This incredible shape mimics the toe of the ballerina slipper and has an element of feminine look.Įdge Nail Shape: Young, Unique and Creative. The squoval is basically a dazzling combination of oval and square acrylic nail shapes. This is good for the person not big on experimenting who wants to keep it stylish but elegant. This mix of a square tip on an oval nail means assertive and ambitious. Square Oval: Ladylike, Assertive and Ambitious. These nails are wider at the tips and then tapper down on the way to the nail bed. Here are some examples of what nail shapes say about you and your personality.įlare or Duck Nails: Duck or flared nails are very unique when it comes to acrylic nail shapes. The nail shape as well as the nail design could tell you something about the person’s personality. Typically, nails aren’t usually the first thing you notice about a person, unless they are really flashy, but they can tell you a lot about a person if you happen to notice. That little fact might make you think twice the next time you visit The Nail Lady for your next nail service. Did you know that the shape of your nail can actually reflect certain personality traits? ![]()
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