Spring sets the tone for all the unusual - be it extravagant outfits, colorful make-up or a catchy manicure. Fans of shocking will be able to appreciate the feather of the nail art. The idea of "pheasant" design is not new - in 2013 the company Ciate offered a set consisting of varnishes of various shades, sets of feathers and glossy finish-fixer. In 2016, the exotic trend returned to the podium - creative director of CND Jan Arnold at the show Libertine decorated the nails of models with tiny lumps of fluff. From now on, feather manicure is among the modern spring trends.
But, for all its originality, such nail art is not too durable and practical. Stylists recommend using simpler variants - for example, accurate appliques from pieces of pheasant or quail feathers, firmly secured by a pair of layers of the finish coat. Another universal way - a pattern that simulates the pattern of hairs and a rod. It can be depicted with a fine brush for nail art or use stamping stencils.
The first swallow is a celestial blue feather manicure from Ciate
CND for Libertine: creative and fresh
Textured varnishes Feathers effect polish from Nails inc promise a cover with a gentle "feather" effect
Quail nail plumage - an excellent alternative to everyday monophonic manicure