Muted french manicure

The muted French manicure or American French manicure are the latest twist on the classic nail art to trend. The pros fill us in on the trend, including how to get a muted French manicure at home.

Social media trends have been promoting bare, natural nails, giving them viral-sounding names like "quiet luxury" nails or "clean girl" nails — both are problematic, denoting class status or cleanliness to a person's nails. However, I still find myself influenced into seeking what they're selling: effortlessness.

Lip gloss nails—sheer, pink, and ultra-shiny—are taking glazed donut nails' top spot as the coolest manicure trend. Ahead, pro manicurists tell us how to get the look.

The "naked" French manicure is the latest take on barely-there nails to trend. Ahead, everything you need to know about the celebrity favorite, and how to get the look.

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Sharing insights on how to get nails that are classy and elegant, plus nail care tips that ensure your nails are always in great condition.

2 coats of Marshmallow & Blanc on tips Followed by an Essie Topcoat

Milky French manicures create a muted contrast between the creamy white base and white tips. It’s the same soft and sophisticated look that Jennifer Aniston wore recently.

"Unlike the French manicure, which is thicker and consists of more blunt tips, the American manicure has a softer, more seamless transition from a natural nude to a subtle, lighter tip."

Sarah, Mike, and Emily, were talking about their favourite nail trend: micro French manicures. Sarah said, "Hey, guys! Have you heard about