Nail art is all the rage, but let’s not forget that the trend came about from Japan! From oversized crystals to 3D polymer clay designs, nail art has been worn by women of all different types of styles — both conservative and fashion-forward.
Looking for new designs, techniques and inspiration? This summer, SPANAIL by Nail Quick is offering three of the latest nail art designs for nail lovers of all styles.
Feeling natural? Keep it plain with a clear base, or add pops of color with an ancient Japanese-inspired water painting design. Read on to see the latest nail looks you can get at SPANAIL salon!
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Start Naturally
In Japan, the past few years have seen a rise in the use of ingredients (and gels) that are natural, safe and good for nails. In addition, we are seeing the natural approach influence the look and style of nails. Many women are using clear base styles, with nail art layered on top.
Tarashikomi
Photo Courtesy of Nail Quick Pinterest
Tarashikomi is a new technique in the nail art field, but is based on the very old tradition of Japanese water painting — a type of artwork that literally means “dripping in”. Tarahikomi nail art also uses a traditional Japanese color chart to make sure the colors blend together seamlessly.
Business French
Today, nail art is worn across all areas of society — even in the business world. Because business women want to enjoy nail art too, we’re seeing a new trend evolve that offers a more professional look that’s still fun and pretty.
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SPANAIL by Nail Quick has created a selection of French nail looks that are very popular with this clientele, including Heart French, Marble French, Pucci French and Peacock French.
Learn more about SPANAIL by Nail Quick at www.spanail.net and view more of their designs on their Pinterest page —> HERE!
Which of these designs will you be trying this summer? Do you like a more traditional and simple nail art look?
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