With the arrival of spring and the warming of the weather, nature comes to life again. Spring weather makes the visible side of personal care more important. Especially for the 2022 Spring-Summer season, nail art is the primary choice of women in personal care. Successful nail artist and prosthetic nail trainer Atiye Çolaklı underlines that it is important to have regular manicures and pedicures in the spring and summer months, and that quality materials should be used in the right place.
Colorful nails and flower patterns are popular
Stating that while neon colors are preferred during the spring and summer season, orange, green, pink, red, white and these color tones are in demand, Atiye Çolaklı said, “Patterns that bring different colors together on nails and eye-catching nail art. It is among the most preferred. While every shade of rainbow colors are used, neon colors and colorful french are among the most popular models. This year, especially flower patterns and colorful daisies will be preferred. Those who want to be more eye-catching can optionally use models that blend glittering stones and geometric patterns.”
“Long nails are preferred”
Indicating that the priority in nail decoration art should be well-groomed nails, Çolaklı said, “Manicure and nail length can change according to the customer’s request and expert guidance. Although our customers generally prefer medical manicure, nail size differs from person to person. As experts, we guide them in this regard. But in assertive nails, long nails are generally preferred.”
Pay attention to hand and nail care in summer!
Noting that intensive humidification may not be needed since our hands do not dry and crack in the summer with the warming of the weather, Atiye Çolaklı said, “Since the holiday season has come, our hand care should be permanent. Salt water can erode our skin and make our cuticles hard. At this point, maintenance such as regular manicure and permanent nail polish, which is the most preferred in terms of summer comfort (sea, sand and sun is intense), should not be neglected.”
