Types of Manicures?
The types of manicures are: 1. French Manicure - clear, beige or pale pink polish over the entire nail and white polish along the tip. 2.
Reverse French Manicure - the moon of the nail is painted white and the rest is painted a darker color. 3. Paraffin Manicure - paraffin (heated wax) saturates the skin with instant moisture and leave is soft and stretchy.
You also receive a relaxing hand massage and ends with a nice basic manicure. 4. European Manicure - the hands are soaked in a relaxing blend of herbs and water, perfectly shaped, then polished with your favorite color.5.
Hot Stone Manicure - heated stones are placed over the hands to give you comfort and relief then you receive a basic manicure.
Other types simply involve the use of different elements. A hot paraffin wax treatment is as the name implies — the hands are dipped in paraffin wax. This technique is most often employed to soften dry skin, while a hot stone manicure is used to relax and comfort the hands.
Spa manicures generally involve extra steps while implementing the use of natural oils and salts. While most manicures involve the entire hand area, there are some only refer to the treatment of the fingernail. Gel, acrylic, and airbrush are variations of nail applications or dressing.
Acrylic nails are a type of synthetic nail attached to the natural nail, while a gel manicure refers to the type of adhesive used to attach fake fingernails to the natural nail.
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