I Just Got a Manicure, But I’m Already Booking Another Appointment for Jenny’s C-French Tips

As I type this sentence, I’m sporting a fresh coat burgundy nail polish-Moody, elegant, and oozing with autumnal charm. Polish is not eight hours old, yet I already have it manicure On books. Nothing against a seasonal classic, of course (love you always, burgundy!), but that’s what happens when you spot a minimalist nail designs so it’s just chic Sure To be rebuilt in record time. Look, nail trend Ebb and flow at the speed of light, so when you watch one that hasn’t hit the mainstream in any way? go Go go.

The gem in question: A c-french Inspired by BLACKPINK’s Jennie Kim. What is C-French in the world? So glad you asked! See below for the full breakdown.

Consider a Literal Twist on C-French Classic French manicure. Instead of just tracing the “smile line” of the free edge of the nail, you’ll continue the curve down the nail plate and across the cuticle – you know, like the letter C. It’s a subtle tweak, but one that timelessly adds a playful touch, especially if you choose a bold color for the intricate design. For tips from Jenny, celebrity nail artist Zola Ganjorigate Opted for a barely-there base (a mix of OPI) bubble bath And bare my soul) with a pop of red (OPI) big apple redwhich is readily on sale Amazon Big Deal Days) for the C-curve. Result? A bold, eye-catching accent that still appears minimalist-chic.

You can choose any colored polish you please, but that sheer pink and cherry red combo is always a winner in my book. For a more autumnal twist, you can also draw a C-shape with a burgundy or Plum Polish-Hath stunning options that make manicures look instantly more expensive. Nail artists at home, you can find Ganzorigt’s exact product lineup below, as well as more on-trend color options I personally can’t wait to try next.

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