How to Pick Out the Perfect Nail Polish - DESIGN NAIL ARTS

Have you been trying to find the perfect nail polish? Chances are, you're unsure about which color you should choose. Colors are available in a variety of shades and it's difficult choosing one that will compliment you the most.
Although one shade might look good on someone else, the same shade may not look good on you. The following tips will help you choose the perfect polish for you:

1. If you want your nails to look great and stand out, remember to consider your skin tone. Light skinned people do best with colors that are light and medium, and darker skin tones look best with darker colors.
Therefore, if you are looking for a shade of pink to wear on your nails and you have a light skin tone, choose a light shade of pink and if you have a dark skin tone, choose a pink in a darker shade.

2. Several nail stores have samples available so that you can try out different colors.

To make the most of using nail polish samples, take some paper or a napkin in with you to brush the the different color samples on. Afterward, place your finger on the paper by each color and compare the shades to see which color will look the best one you.

3. Remember there are several types of polish to consider. Some popular types of nail polish are the glitter and the matte. It's best to choose one of those two if you're still new to purchasing polish. Using glitter or creating patterns with your nail polish are perfect if you're going out with the girls or to the club.

4. Think about your environment before choosing a color and keep your colors plain and basic if you're planning to attend a business meeting or an interview. If you choose to use unusual patterns or colors for your nail polish you may draw unnecessary and unwanted attention to your hands. If it's not a hand modeling interview or business meeting, stick to the basics for a more positive effect.

5. Be willing to splurge a little and select nail polish from the brands that cost a little more. Nail polish this is more costly is also more likely not to cause any damage to your nails because they are usually organic.

The cheaper polishes that are available can sometimes contain chemicals that will damage your nails as well as the environment.

6. Consult a professional for an opinion on which color would look the best, for example, a nail salon employee. Have fun and be willing to experiment with different shades and types of nail polish.