Il Secret for a perfect French manicure He hides right where you would never look. There is certainly a professional hand, there is the choice of quality materials and there is undoubtedly a care of the hands and starting nails. What, however, transforms a good french manicure In a super French manicure it is a very simple Kiko pencil which costs less than 5€.
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French manicure: why do you like it so much?
There are many enamel To wear: you can choose a great classic between red, black or burgundy, but you can also dare in pastel colors Or choose real patterns to wear on your nails. Nothing is timelesshowever, like the french manicure. The reason is simple: the design is super classic, incredibly versatile and really adapts to every look, style, personality.
Because the french manicure Do you like so much? Because it is elegant, stretch your fingers and gives you a feeling of cleaning e order unprecedented. Most women choose French manicure because it is like black: sTa good on everything. Above all: we can learn to do it even at home, without the need to pass by the beautician.
Kiko white pencil: the secret for a perfect French
What is the secret for one do you mind perfect french manicure? It is in the Kiko pencilfor sale at less than 5€so soft and easy to use that it is perfect for any type of hand, even those in the very first weapons.
Among the strengths there is the ease of usethe price economic and the applicator that allows you to have a clean finish e natural on the nails. The disadvantage, however, probably concerns its duration, because being pencil and not of enamel can dissolve quickly.
An eyeliner (white) for nails
So how do you use this precious pencil at best? If what we need is greater precision but less sensitivitythe secret is to try to leave the tip more, so as to get to the edges of the nail without lingering too much. In this way the pencil will work perfectly as a markerbecause it will allow you to spread more color, but also as a pencil, because it will give you greater definition.
The Screenshot It is the secret for one french manicure a sort of nail eyeliner, an easy and easy alternative for those who want to make the french manicure at home but does not have the coached hand of a professional. The clear white is given by titanium dioxide, talc and caolino. The cost, then, truly unmissable: it is available in the online stores and offline without 5€.
How do you use French manicure pencil at home?
Inhumidates the tip of the pencil and draw under the internal edge of the nail. The pencil is very easy to use and perfect for the retouching And it immediately leaves a clean and natural finish on the nails. The only defect is given by material: the pencil cannot replace the enamel and consequently will always have a lower duration, even if we apply a base and a top coat for a perfect finish.
You want another secret to realizing a french manicure perfect? I leave you here: always applies one base On the nail, so as to always have a guide to get the pencil better. At the end of the procedure, set everything with a transparent and super bright top coat.
Translated from Cosmopolitan Spain
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Isa EspÃn is a journalist specialized in fashion, beauty and lifestyle. Writing is his profession and being used as a guinea pig, to test all cosmetic trends, his passion. He has a hobby: he cannot get his hair cut for more than six months and no longer remembers what an aspect of unproven nails have. He loves to try different types of makeup, collect perfumes and natural creams. Maybe forget the keys at home, but a good illuminant, eyeliner and mascara are a must in the bag. He studied his degree in documentation and a degree in journalism from the University of Murcia. In addition, he obtained a specialist degree in Voiceover and Television Presentation, at RTVE, and a specialist degree in Digital Fashion Marketing, at the UCJC, in Madrid. He had a fashion and beauty blog that in the end led to his personal newsletter and worked on several media as a writer and on social media. He has been writing in digital media for a decade. He worked for Verdad, XL Semanal (ABC) and 20 Minutes, among others. He currently collaborates with Cosmopolitan and Mujer.es. He is dependent on the occasions, in love with coffee and gastronomy and, in his free time, practice classical dance. Experimenting is his passion, sometimes things work for him and other times he laughs and tells us.
