From Oval To Square, These 7 Shapes Of Hand Nails As A Guide Before Manicure
JAKARTA - Everyone has a different body shape from the others, including the shape of the nails. There are at least seven types of nails and knowing more about the various nail shapes can help you determine the perfect type to beautify your fingers while doing manicures and pedicures at the salon. Want to know what the seven nail shapes are? Read more below.
Oval ShapeOval-shaped nails are a good choice. Since the slightly rounded tip fits all different lengths, there is no need for extra long nails for an oval nail appearance. With this nail shape you can also use any color nail polish, from bright to bold.
Squoval ShapeThe shape of the squoval nail is similar to the shape of the square nail but what sets it apart is the rounded tip. This nail shape combines an elegant oval shape and a square shape that seems stiff. This nail shape is very popular and most often chosen.
Almond ShapeFrom the name, this nail shape is inspired by almonds. At first glance the shape does look similar to an oval, but on almonds you will get a more pointed tip. Generally the almond shape will be equipped with acrylic or gel to strengthen the nail structure.
Stiletto ShapeFor those of you who want to give the illusion of longer fingers and nails, stilettos are a good choice. Because this shape is one of the dramatic styles to choose from, but if you choose this nail shape you have to be careful because it breaks easily.
Ballerina FormAlso known as Coffin, Ballerina is a long, pointed nail shape with a flat tip. For perfect and long-lasting results, you should use nail extensions.
Square ShapeFor those of you who have a narrow nail base, the Square shape will suit your nails. With a flat tip and sharp corners, this shape can be used on both long and short nails.
Round ShapeThis nail shape is suitable for those who have short nails and work a lot with their hands. To get this nail shape, start by cutting your nails into a square shape, then cut them in circles following the curve of your finger.