A much more subtle and work-friendly addition to the world of nail DIYs, the 'Faded Floral Mani' by The Beauty Department shows readers how to achieve a vintage look for their nails.
Surprisingly easy to do, although requiring a number of different shades of polish, the DIY manicure is a welcomed and simplified tutorial. Because it doesn't require a steady hand or a ridiculous amount of attention to detail, this nail technique is mess-friendly. The faded technique is actually created by diluting whatever varnish is used with nail polish remover, which provides a slightly milkier and softer appearance to hyper-pigmented varnish. A paintbrush (separate from those that come with polish) is needed in order to do this critical part of the tutorial.
Though requiring a few more tools than other manicures, this DIY is still relatively doable and offers a whimsical and understated look.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Vintage Nails
- The fascination with vintage style creates an opportunity for nail polish companies to create more DIY tutorials that teach consumers how to achieve a vintage look for their nails.
- Mess-friendly Nails
- The trend of mess-friendly manicures creates opportunities for companies to create and market more nail polish remover products.
- Faded Technique Nails
- The faded technique trend opens up possibilities for innovation in nail polish formulas that can allow for easy dilution with nail polish remover.
Sectors Adopting This
- Beauty
- Companies in the beauty industry can leverage the current trend of vintage style by creating vintage-inspired products and tutorials.
- Nail Polish
- Nail polish companies can innovate by creating formulas that allow for easy dilution with nail polish remover to create the faded technique.
- Nail Art Tools
- Businesses in the nail art tools industry can create specialized paintbrushes that are designed for the faded technique used in vintage-style nail art.
