Nail polish colour help?

Question

uhm i really don't my paint my nails that often so what colors would you recommend i like the brand wet and wild

is that a chart with all the colors that i casn pick from like (454d is pink )so i can just go to wal-mart grab them and go instead of wasting 15 mintues picking lol my mom said i can choose 6 =)

Answer 1

try wet n wild's website, they should have a chart with al the colors.

Answer 2

You should get all the MAIN colors of the rainbow... that way whatever mood your in you can just paint it that color.

red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple.

or get colors that would look great anytime

white & pink (or french manicure set) black, and also red.

or you should maybe google some nice nail art designs.

You can get a bunch of different colors and draw something by dipping a toothpick into a color to help draw defined lines

Answer 3

It's important to think about for what occasion you're going to wear the colored nails.  If it's just to school, you can choose many more colors (as opposed to work or some other formal occasion, where muted colors would be best).

In any case, it is important to match the nail color to your skin tone.  It is no longer the standard to match the nail color to your lipstick color.

COLOR BASED ON SKIN TONE:

If you’re fair skinned, you’ll probably look best in lighter shades of nail polish with pink undertones. Nail polishes that have blue undertones may also work well with fair skin. Fair skinned women tend to look their best in berry red shades of nail polish with a lighter color for day and more dramatic shade for the evening wear.

If your skin has more olive undertones and is a bit darker, you’ll probably look fantastic in shades of russet and gold. These shades of nail polish really tend to play up olive skin.

If you have dark skin, you can get by with almost any rich, deep or vibrant shades of nail polish including vibrant reds and purples. You can generally get by with a bolder display of color than can the fair skinned person.

Hope this helps,

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