The glazed-nails trend has been breaking the Internet ever since it was born. It was everywhere on Instagram, Twitter, and just about every other social media platform that you can think of. People go wild for it, rushing to their local nail salons to request a look for themselves. And who can blame them? This doughnut-glazed mani is just too pretty to resist!
But nail trends change every season, and this mani trend also has a few twists added to them. From a simple milky white glaze, this manicure style has slowly shifted to more colorful shades, such as vibrant orange, neon green, and pastel pink. Other manicure styles, like French, are also incorporated into the glazed-mani trend, creating a fabulous look.
And if you want to save time and money from expensive salon trips, you can recreate this glazed look at home too! Nail brushes, gel polishes with a non-wipe top coat, and chrome powder are all you need to achieve this stunning look. Paint your nails like how you normally do, then buff the chrome powder on to create that glazed effect.
Keep scrolling to find the prettiest glazed manicure designs. Get your sweet manicure inspo for your next nail appointment or DIY mani, and don’t forget to save these stunning ideas to your Pinterest! If you can’t decide which is the best, share this list with your friends so you can have pretty nails together.
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FAQ
Why are there white spots on my natural nails?
White spots are calcium deposits in your nails. They’re usually caused by hitting or smashing your nails. If they appear naturally, they can be a sign of fungus, mineral deficiency, or heavy metal poisoning.
What to do when acrylic nails grow out?
Your nail technician will file and buff out the area where the nail has regrown, then apply more acrylic or gel to fill the gap. The last steps are to oil and varnish your manicure until everything looks great.
How many times can you fill acrylic nails before replacing tips?
You can fill acrylic nails indefinitely before replacing the tips, as long as the refill process is done correctly. However, you should always pay attention to your natural nail underneath. You should stop refilling and remove your fake manicure if there is any sign of fungus, infection, or dirt.
