Each of us has nails. Too long nails are easy to accumulate dust and affect beauty and health. So we need to trim our nails regularly. Today we'll talk about how to trim nails of different shapes.
The oval is favored by women for its elegance. Oval is suitable for all kinds of wide and narrow nail beds. The part growing out of the nail bed can create a beautiful fingertip.
Oval is the shape I often trim. It doesn't pick nail beds. All nail beds can be trimmed into ellipses. The trimmed nails look natural and beautiful as if they grow naturally.
Squoval nails have both the elegance of oval nails and the ability of square nails. Squoval
nails are the most popular nail shapes. This nail shape is suitable for most people and is an ideal nail shape.
Squoval nails are also my favorite shapes to trim, but like square nails, they will become inverted trapezoids after some time, so they should be trimmed often.
Avant-garde almond nails are most suitable for water nail or art nail enhancement and are very popular in Central Europe and Asia. Stars also love to try sharp gorgeous fingertips. People like Fergie and Lady Gaga love this shape. But almond nails are not suitable for everyone. It will make nails more slender. Therefore, if the natural nail shape is too large or too small, or the fingers are thicker, they are not suitable for this nail shape.
Round nails are short and cute. They are suitable for those who want to keep short nails or don't want to bother too much about modeling. This shape of nails is suitable for wider nails, which can make the nail bed appear thinner and narrower, to narrow the nails visually.
Square nails are the basic shape of a classic French nail enhancement. The nails in this shape have straight lines on both sides and sharp corners, which is suitable for strong women. Square nails are suitable for nails with longer nails and larger nail beds, which can visually narrow the nails and make the fingers more slender.
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