How to Do a Reverse French Manicure
Clip and shape your nails., Push back your cuticles., Add a layer of base coat.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Clip and shape your nails.
To start, you want to get your nails into the right shape.
Clip your nails down to your desired length.
Then, take a nail file and smooth your nails into a nice rounded shape.For a reverse french manicure, slightly longer nails are usually better.
Opt to keep your nails a little on the longer side when trimming them. -
Step 2: Push back your cuticles.
Fill a bowl with lukewarm water.
Soak your nails in the bowl for until your cuticles soften.
Then, use a cuticle pusher or the edge of your nail clipper to push back your cuticles.As the half-moon shapes will rest near your cuticles, it's important you push them back when doing a reverse French manicure. , A base coat will make your chosen nail polish look brighter and more defined.
Before you begin applying the colors for your French manicure, carefully paint a layer of clear base coat onto each nail.Allow the base coat to dry completely before proceeding. -
Step 3: Add a layer of base coat.
Detailed Guide
To start, you want to get your nails into the right shape.
Clip your nails down to your desired length.
Then, take a nail file and smooth your nails into a nice rounded shape.For a reverse french manicure, slightly longer nails are usually better.
Opt to keep your nails a little on the longer side when trimming them.
Fill a bowl with lukewarm water.
Soak your nails in the bowl for until your cuticles soften.
Then, use a cuticle pusher or the edge of your nail clipper to push back your cuticles.As the half-moon shapes will rest near your cuticles, it's important you push them back when doing a reverse French manicure. , A base coat will make your chosen nail polish look brighter and more defined.
Before you begin applying the colors for your French manicure, carefully paint a layer of clear base coat onto each nail.Allow the base coat to dry completely before proceeding.
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