How to do a French manicure

French manicure is a common type of manicure in life. Generally, people will consider French manicure when doing manicure. The difference between French manicure and many other styles of manicure is that French manicure is relatively simpler and purer, and the production process of French manicure is relatively simple. Many people are curious about how to do French manicure, and they must pay attention to the steps and choices when doing it.

1. Nail base coat

First, apply nail base coat to isolate the pigment, avoid pigment precipitation, and prevent the nails from turning yellow easily.

2. Apply the first coat of nail polish

The color of this layer of nail polish mainly depends on your own preference. If it is a color that is not easy to saturate, such as white, black, or silver, it will look better if you apply two coats.

3. Apply a second coat of nail polish

The key step is to carefully apply the second color. You can brush it out in a slight arc instead of a straight line, and use a "covering" method to draw a side French manicure, so you must wait until the first color of nail polish is dry before you can paint.

4. Apply polish

The next step is to paint a large area and leave the edges. After the nail polish just applied is dry, apply a layer of topcoat.

5. Note

Traditional French manicures are done by using white nail polish to draw a smile-like arc shape on the front of the nail - this is called the "smile line" in the nail art industry. This creates the basic French manicure style. Nowadays, the "front and back blank space" rule created after the gorgeous rhinestones and painted decorations has given the upgrade of French manicure a new direction. The tip and bottom of the nail surface, as well as the front and back, are left blank, allowing dazzling luxury and unbridled publicity to emanate from every detail, creating a new type of French manicure. At this time, the blank space shows its authenticity of returning to nature.