The Historical Origin of Nail Painting

Modern nail painting has a long history. As early as the Song Dynasty, classical beauties began to decorate their nails with impatiens. Ayumi Hamasaki, a popular Japanese actress, has promoted the trend of nail painting. Every time she changes a color and fancy, she will attract admirers to follow. 2 1 century, manicure has become a trend in Europe and America. Japanese girls (beautiful girls), who have been at the forefront of fashion, have developed their creative skills to the extreme, forming a new and menacing pop force, and with the help of idol superstars such as Ayumi Hamasaki and Ryoko Yonekura, the momentum of manicure is even more unstoppable.

After this whirlwind swept through Singapore, it quickly became popular. Many nail salons have mushroomed in every corner of the island, which not only provide nail care and nail protection services, but also pay attention to nail painting with aesthetic feeling and creativity, which is becoming more and more popular.

With the sharp increase in demand, a variety of colorful and dazzling nail works emerge one after another, and the pattern of fingertips is constantly changing with the trend of clothing and makeup. In addition to colorful colors, various elements such as rhinestones and sequins have also joined the world of fingertip painting, completely satisfying the current mentality of girls who love beauty.

Huang Limei, a professional manicurist, said in an interview: "Painting nails is not only to make myself more beautiful, but also an art for me. I can carry it with me and share it with others at any time."

Nail painting is ever changing. The most common in this respect are French manicure and 3D manicure. In addition, marble nail art has become popular.

At present, the most popular nail art in international fashion is embedded nail art, and the most popular nail art in Japan is crystal nail art.

French manicure is characterized by fingertip changes. After painting the color, you can decorate it with shiny rhinestones.