Grounded hands: wide palm, short fingers.
Hi-five hands: long palm, short fingers.
ACRYLIC NAIL SHAPES COFFIN SHORT HOW TO
How to find the best nail shape for your fingers: what’s your hand type? Grow your way to greatness with help from our Miracle Treatment Base Coat a proven nail strengthening treatment. While this is usually done with acrylics, you can achieve this look with strong natural nails. The striking stiletto shape involves filing your nails into a dramatic pointed tip. ( Learn how to grow stronger, longer nails.) Stiletto Warning: You will need long and sturdy nails to pull the coffin shape off. This look can be achieved by filing the nail into a tapered point with a flattened tip. CoffinĪlso known as the ballerina, the coffin shape is the perfect blend of edgy and feminine. Start by filing straight across your free edge, then around the corners in one smooth stroke. Meet the squoval, a shape that captures the elegance of the oval with a flatter tip. This is a great low-maintenance shape for growing your nails and can be achieved by straight-filing the sides and straight-filing the top of your nail before gently softening the corners. The square round nail or soft square is just that a square shaped nail with softened corners. The almond shape is achieved by keeping a wide base and filing the sides into a tapered peak at the free edge. AlmondĪ.k.a our all-time favourite shape because it looks great on everyone.
The square nail shape is known to add visible width to the appearance of your nails, so please wield them wisely. SquareĪnother low-maintenance style for both long and short nails, characterised by straight-filed sides and a straight-filed free edge. While you don’t always need long nails to pull this off, a few millimetres of free edge extending over the fingertip will go a long way. The oval is a medium to long shape with straight-filed sides that end in a soft semicircle. Whether they’re straight, flared or slightly uneven-shaped, natural nails will grow as they please as nature intended. From left to right, top to bottom: Natural While there are more nail shape types out there than you can count on both hands, here are a few of our favourites for your perusal.
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