If colored and patterned manicures aren't your style, how would you feel about bringing texture to your fingertips in the form of these 3D-Printed Fingernails? Yes, there is yet another way to bring detail to fashionable hands, in the form of raised designs rather than flat and strictly visual embellishments.
What you get with these embossed fake nails is a tactility that translates to intriguing shadows that first appear to be optical illusions. TheLaserGirls (Dhemerae Ford and Sarah C. Awad) have created something more cutting-edge than a nail polish job, with protruding geometric forms and unique motifs that literally pop. The 3D-Printed Fingernails can be found in the duo's Shapeways store so that you can become a part of the new trend of textured tips.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- 3d-printed Fingernails
- Opportunity for disruptive innovation in the beauty and fashion industry with the introduction of textured and raised designs in manicures.
- Tactile Nail Art
- The emergence of 3D-printed fingernails opens up possibilities for disruptive innovation in the nail art industry, allowing for unique, raised designs that create intriguing shadows.
- Embossed Fake Nails
- TheLaserGirls' 3D-printed fingernails offer a new dimension to fake nails, providing an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the beauty industry by incorporating tactile elements into manicures.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Beauty and Fashion
- The introduction of 3D-printed fingernails with raised designs presents a disruptive innovation opportunity in the beauty and fashion industry, offering a new dimension to nail art.
- Nail Art
- The use of 3D printing technology in creating embossed fake nails brings disruptive innovation to the nail art industry, allowing for the incorporation of unique and tactile designs.
- Beauty
- TheLaserGirls' 3D-printed fingernails bring a new level of innovation to the beauty industry by offering consumers the option to have textured and raised designs on their nails.
