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Subtle Things Your Nail Polish Color Reveals About You
Pearly pink marks you as a professional
Light pink is the ultimate neutral of the nail polish world. The color is perfect for any office environment, season, or occasion, and always looks clean and appropriate. Wearing a pearly shade indicates that you value professionalism and always strive to look put together.
Red conveys classic glamour
Hard to ignore, red nail polish shows the world that you're confident and ready to stand out. Nothing's flirtier than a shade with orange undertones in the summer (a standby for celebs like Marilyn Monroe and Scarlett Johansson) and a burgundy hue in the winter. As far as bright polishes go, red is still a classic. Don't be afraid to rock it at the office, You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now.
White means you’re a blank slate
A clean white lacquer leaves you open to endless possibility. The color looks fresh and airy in summer and crisp and classy in winter. Because a white manicure shows *****s and chips easily, wearing it tells people you put time and effort into your appearance. If white nail polish becomes your go-to color, expect to be at the salon often.
Clear says, “I care, but I'm busy.”
It's always better to go bare than to have chipped polish. And some weeks, it's best to skip high-maintenance colors altogether. A clear shellack tells people you care about your appearance and pay attention to detail, but are pressed for time.
Artistic designs spark creativity
A daring manicure tells people you're not afraid of taking risks and that you value your individuality. It also shows that you're willing to spend time at the salon. Chevron and floral nails aren't for women whose goal is to get in and out of the salon as quickly as possible.
Gem tones are classic with a twist
Sapphire blues, emerald greens, and amethyst purples are all a bit trendier than classic pinks and reds, but not as out there as nail art and neon. If they feel too bright for your fingers, try them on your toes.
Neon signals spontaneity
If you work in a conservative, or even mildly conservative office, save the neon tones for vacations and time off. Bright colors can feel overly youthful, and when not done well, can even look cheap.
**** is low-maintenance
**** shades look pretty and polished in the most understated way. Think of these bieges and creams as the more modern version of pearly pink.
Black fuels your inner femme fatale
In a similar way that You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now. conveys power and authority, black polish shows you're not someone to be messed with. For a more understated alternative, try navy blue or grey. Both colors look sleek and will match nearly everything in your closet.
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Pearly pink marks you as a professional
Light pink is the ultimate neutral of the nail polish world. The color is perfect for any office environment, season, or occasion, and always looks clean and appropriate. Wearing a pearly shade indicates that you value professionalism and always strive to look put together.
Red conveys classic glamour
Hard to ignore, red nail polish shows the world that you're confident and ready to stand out. Nothing's flirtier than a shade with orange undertones in the summer (a standby for celebs like Marilyn Monroe and Scarlett Johansson) and a burgundy hue in the winter. As far as bright polishes go, red is still a classic. Don't be afraid to rock it at the office, You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now.
White means you’re a blank slate
A clean white lacquer leaves you open to endless possibility. The color looks fresh and airy in summer and crisp and classy in winter. Because a white manicure shows *****s and chips easily, wearing it tells people you put time and effort into your appearance. If white nail polish becomes your go-to color, expect to be at the salon often.
Clear says, “I care, but I'm busy.”
It's always better to go bare than to have chipped polish. And some weeks, it's best to skip high-maintenance colors altogether. A clear shellack tells people you care about your appearance and pay attention to detail, but are pressed for time.
Artistic designs spark creativity
A daring manicure tells people you're not afraid of taking risks and that you value your individuality. It also shows that you're willing to spend time at the salon. Chevron and floral nails aren't for women whose goal is to get in and out of the salon as quickly as possible.
Gem tones are classic with a twist
Sapphire blues, emerald greens, and amethyst purples are all a bit trendier than classic pinks and reds, but not as out there as nail art and neon. If they feel too bright for your fingers, try them on your toes.
Neon signals spontaneity
If you work in a conservative, or even mildly conservative office, save the neon tones for vacations and time off. Bright colors can feel overly youthful, and when not done well, can even look cheap.
**** is low-maintenance
**** shades look pretty and polished in the most understated way. Think of these bieges and creams as the more modern version of pearly pink.
Black fuels your inner femme fatale
In a similar way that You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now. conveys power and authority, black polish shows you're not someone to be messed with. For a more understated alternative, try navy blue or grey. Both colors look sleek and will match nearly everything in your closet.
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