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Miblove Posted:

Nails

What are you B2B doing w/ your nails on the BIG day?

*I used to have fake nails - havent had them in about 2 yrs (dont like em anymore and got really bad fungus on 1 finger, which still to this day has NOT healed)

I see on most ppl, tips and french are very popular - so I'm thinking I'll probably get some tips temporarily, although I'm hating the idea....just curious as to what everyone else is doing...

Thanks
GinaZ Posted:

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Im going to have a light polish put on mine. For some reason my manicures never last more than a day. :( Im not wearing fake nails, they look silly on me for some reason and I dont like how they feel. Ill just try to keep them nice as best as I can!

Espo22 Posted:

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i am gonna get soft french...my nails grow long so im not getting fake nails

Miblove Posted:

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what's soft french?

menc Posted:

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I would try a product called Nail Optimizer, it works great to help repair your nails and let them grow. I would try this now before putting on tips b/c even thought they will be temporary they will still damage your anils and you will have to start all over. Ask you local salon or go to their website and see where it is sold. It is the best product I have found. I used to be a nail technician.

Kara and Todd Posted:

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I keep my nails wrapped all the time, so I'll keep up with that. I don't like the look of French manicures, so I'll go with a neutral to white shade - probably minimalistic. That's my favorite.

Espo22 Posted:

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Posted by Nc82

what's soft french?



its the french mani, still with the white tips but instead of a clear type color over it you do it with a light pink, it makes the white part look a bit softer and not that bright white...so basically french with white and light pink
SusiBtoM Posted:

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My nails are wrapped, and I will probably do a skinny french (not the whole tip is white) with Essie's Cabi-o-lait color.
It is a light pink that is slightly sheer. I wear that most of the time.

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