Trends come and go but it’s clear that, when it comes to showing our individuality with our beauty choices, we’re going to be a little restricted over the next few months, thanks to the daily wearing of masks. However, says journalist Charisse Kenion, this makes nails the ideal focus for fun.
Softly, softly
A great suits-all trend has to be pastels. From the most beautiful soft lilacs and lavenders to an ultra-delicate pistachio or fizzy lemon, pastels are a great statement when worn alone or adorned with some pretty, metallic nail art. On Instagram a great account to follow for pastel inspo has to be @imarninails
Leather luxe
We’ve seen velvet finishes and suede effects, and now it’s all about leather. Clients can have fun matching their nails to their favourite shoes and bags, and can feel indulgent with gorgeous deep, dark browns and blacks.
Which shape?
Although I’ve selected my favourite trends when it comes to colour, I ask award-winning nail tech Metta Francis for her predictions when it comes to the shape. She says, it's all about the British Manicure; a natural squoval or oval/round shape. It's a more manageable shape and length that can be maintained at home in between appointments.
The trends to leave behind
For Metta it's time to say goodbye to overly long nails. “I would ditch the long, tapered coffin and square/stiletto shapes and lengths, simply because they will be harder to maintain without seeing nail professionals regularly.
The future of nails
Looking ahead, it’s about more than colours and shapes. Metta says, “it's all about the ingredients. The trend for more ‘natural’, sustainable beauty continues. There will be more emphasis on natural ingredients such as CBD oil whilst hand and nail care will also up its game. We can expect to see more luxury nail care; think anti-aging ingredients that plump and hydrating the skin surrounding the nails.”
Top 3 Nail Trends for SS21
#1:
Clean, healthy natural nails with a clear or very sheer/milky coat of colour only. Length and shape will be dependent on each individual's natural nail shape and nail type.
#2:
Micro French Manicure. Think short, squoval nails with an ultra-thin painted tip, in either classic white or pastel shades.
#3:
Checked nail designs. We're not leaving nail art behind! Expect to see checked nails in pastels and lighter and brighter hues than traditional black and white. This design by @betina_goldstein is both classic and modern.
Want more nail inspo? Follow us on socials and see our favourite styles on there!
See more of Metta Francis’ work on Instagram @nailsbymets
If you haven’t got your copy of our Spring magazine yet (why not?) then you’re missing out on our mega feature on the SS15 cut, colour, style and nail trends to watch. But we forgive you, we know how hard you’re working, so here’s a small, compact version of what the experts had to say about SS15 nails.
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