Designers do not completely agree on what a manicure for summer should look like. Some recommend going colorful, metallic and intense on the plates this year. Others point to pastel colors and the natural look of the nails, while lovers of past trends are trying to resurrect the ombre hybrid manicure. How do you find yourself in these often conflicting fashion recommendations?

How to preserve the beauty of manicure and pedicure for the longest time for summer? We suggest.

If you know what you want on your nails, that’s great. If you don’t know that, or if you’re not sure what style to choose, take advice from the specialists working at Easy Nails salons. You may decide to discard the heavy metallic shade of polish that was originally chosen to match your dress for the upcoming garden party, in favor of a light transparent coat made with a good conditioner. Or you’ll opt for a Japanese manicure to show off the natural beauty of your nails to the world.
Consider whether you really need polish. Because if you anticipate high-mountain excursions, craziness in rope parks or on climbing walls during your holiday sojourns, then painting with varnish during your manicure for summer misses the point. Such extreme conditions will not withstand even the best coating on the nails. And often the nails themselves – because it is not difficult to break a plate when traversing, for example, our Tatra Eagle’s Path.
If your vacation will be marked by high physical activity and harsh outdoor conditions, start taking care of your nails a few weeks before you leave. Treat them to the best of everything to strengthen and nourish the plates. Of our treatments, we recommend paraffin baths, Japanese, therapeutic or spa manicures and pedicures. If your nail plates are very weakened, for a while give up covering them with nail polish. Instead, invest in conditioners and serums and the time you devote to applying these products to your nails. It’s worth it – because when you go on vacation, your plates will be strong enough not to be damaged on the first bit of chain chain chained to a rock in the mountains. So plan your summer pedicure and manicure as carefully as you plan the vacation trip itself.
Take care of your feet – even if you don’t apply polish to your toes before you leave on vacation, invest in improving the condition and appearance of your tiles. Because when you get off the mountain trail, pull on your trekking boots and still have the strength to dance or take a romantic walk, your feet – this time clad in lightweight sandals – will look lovely even after a day’s climb. We recommend a series of therapeutic pedicure, SPA and Callus Peel treatments. Also, paraffin baths will work wonders.
If you decide to get a manicure for summer or a pedicure in a location where you will be vacationing, take care not to use the pool or natural swimming area or go to the beach for at least an hour after the treatment – especially in windy weather. The idea is to give the varnish time to solidify thoroughly and harden the coating. Sand can damage a varnish surface that has not fully cured. Beware of desert sand: it squeezes in everywhere. Although it is fine, but even such can harm the shine of varnish not fully cured.