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Today I want to talk about the best known nail art: French Manicure.

I will illustrate the various typologies and I will explain in short the realization, let’s start!

French in Surface

This is the easiest to make and in the salons it is the most common one, for the speed of realization.

This typology can be realized both with polish, gel polish, gel and acrylic.

This is because you can draw it on a nude toned color or pink base, the white edge on the tip.

Easy to make, in the salons it is often made also for the convenience in the removal, since it is drawn on the surface.

Deep French

The Deep French is achievable in combination with a reconstruction.

After performing the stretch, proceed using a white gel or acrylic builder to create the edge.

All this before creating the apex, for this it takes the name of deep.

So once you have drawn the edge with white, you can proceed with the structure above, with a clear builder.

This type of French is recommended for those with a rather long nail bed by nature.

Deep and Reverse French

The procedure of this type is very similar to the previous one, but has variations.

Also this must be created below the structure and on a stretch in gel or acrylic.

In addition, you need to create what is called a “wall”, with a gel cover.

The gel cover is pink and you need to create the inverse of the white edge.

Once you have created this guideline, just place the white builder next to the pink one and you’re done.

This technique is used to create French on nail beds with color alterations, or on the most extreme and long forms.

Both this type and the previous one require more time and in the refill they will never be completely eliminated, because below the structure itself.

Speaking of french, we think of white to create the edge but of course we can choose the colors we prefer.

In the end the result should always be the same, without noticing the difference in technique used.

That’s all for today’s article, I hope I have clarified any doubts about the difference between the three techniques.

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SOFIA