Find out which nail polish is right for your skin tone

Find out which nail polish is right for your skin tone

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Do you know when you put on nail polish and it looks like your hand is dull, your nails don’t look good? So, this happens because for each skin tone there is a color that makes the skin stand out, more beautiful. It’s like this for hair, for clothes, for makeup… for each skin tone there is a color that will look best.

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For the nail polish to look good on the hand, it is necessary to create a contrast so that the skin does not look dull, this harmony must be present in all skin tones.

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The right nail polish for dark skin

The right nail polish for dark skin


Avoid: brown, earthy and even black nail polishes do not look good on black skin, as they do not contrast with the skin color, leaving everything dull. Very dark red should also be avoided, for the same reason. But, if you still like these colors, an alternative is to apply glitter to your nails to make them stand out.

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Use: bright, happier colors and nude tones. Pearlescent nail polishes, light nail polishes and nude nail polishes go well with dark skin, such as shades of light pink, yellow, cream, they make the nails more delicate and provide a nice contrast, as well as being options for those who don’t like dark nail polishes. White nail polish generates controversy, but it is a color that contrasts well with black skin and looks beautiful.

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Colored nail polishes also look good on black skin, such as blue, green, not too dark reds and oranges. Metallic tones are also harmonious, like gold, for example. Did you see how easy it is to choose the right nail polish for dark skin?

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The right nail polish for white skin

The right nail polish for white skin

Avoid: Because it is white, this type of skin looks good in almost all colors, however, very light colors and nudes should be avoided, as, as the skin color is already white, very light colors will wash out even more, which is why the colors should be stronger.

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Use: stronger colors, such as black, blue, red, purple, stronger pink, coffee… these dark colors enhance the skin and the look. The colors black, red and coffee, for example, give an air of sophistication. But, if you can’t give up lighter colors, you can opt for a coral tone or shades of pink. White can also be used, but it must be a softer white, not too pigmented.

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The right nail polish for dark skin

The right nail polish for dark skin

Avoid: very dark colors, as these dull the look of the hand, like brown for example. If your skin is a little darker, the indication is the same.

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Use: If your skin is light brown and you like darker colors, opt for the colors orange, tomato red, royal blue, purple… which will contrast well with the skin, black also looks good on light brown skin. If you prefer lighter colors, this skin tone goes well with cream, coral, white and beige colors.

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If your skin is a little darker and you like light colors, white, light pink and cream also look good on dark skin. And darker colors go well too, red, green, blue and purple.

There are several other colors that match skin tones. These are just suggestions for colors that best harmonize with certain skin types. Play with the colors until you discover which one looks best on you!

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