Autumn officially ended, but trends in manicure will hold their positions until the new year. Traditionally, the autumn is considered warm and flickering shades, which are designed to raise the mood in cold days, when rains are not going to end, and the weather is practically not happy with warmth. Today we chose the most popular shade this year - gold. Have you already managed to try the options for a flickering manicure? If not, we will tell you a few steep ideas.
White Mix with Gold
Since the New Year holidays are getting closer, we suggest paying attention to the classic New Year's color - snow-white. This shade is simply perfectly combined with any flickering decor, not only with silver, but also perfectly "gets lost" with gold. Contest with your master, he will offer the original version of the decor, which is perfect for your nail form. Special attention is paid to the shade of gold - today in the trend Yellow classic and pink.
Franch
An excellent option for the office, where too bold experiments cannot be allowed. The French manicure will be your salvation, and if you are tired of traditional pink with white, make a nail "smile" gold. The main color in this case is best to make a nude of any intensity. Be sure the Golden Frenc will not leave anyone indifferent.
Choose the right main tone
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Golden polyhedra
This season was very popular with a golden decor in the form of hexagons of various sizes, which had at the base of the nail or only on one nail on the entire plate. Important refinement: the decor should be brilliant, otherwise you will not get the desired effect. In addition, you can ask the wizard to place the decor on the contacted nail part, thereby extending the "Life" manicure.
Burgundy Gold
For amateur deeper shades, there is great news - any dark monochrome is perfectly combined with gold, which makes a dark manicure not so depressive. You can show fantasy or at least not limit the fantasy of your wizard, allowing you to perform the original pattern. For these experiments, a saturated Bordeaux is perfect for these experiments, which is considered a classic for a long time.