Five interesting manicure options for spring: from an "inverted" French to delicate flowers
Every year, with the arrival of warm weather and the awakening of nature from its winter sleep, trends also change. That is why more and more visitors to beauty salons choose a bright, floral manicure.
You can opt for a monochromatic coating. However, if you want a more interesting design, the editors of Who What Wear told us about current and trendy options.
"Inverted" French manicure
A classic French manicure involves a snow-white stripe on the tips of the nails, which can be wide or almost invisible, depending on your desire. Its "inverted" version leaves the tips "bare," while the colored part borders on the nail growth line.
The "inverted" jacket will be in fashion
Source: Screenshot from TikTok
Delicate flowers
This option allows you to use your imagination. There are many styles and colors in which you can depict buds. However, in 2025, it is better to focus on pastel varnishes and minimalist pictures.
Flowers are especially relevant in spring
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Turtle
Animal print has been at the peak of popularity for many seasons. This spring, the turtle print will look especially "fresh" on your nails: streaks of black, brown, and green colors.
Turtle print is in trend
Source: Screenshot instagram.com/imarninails
Checkered
Those who like geometric designs can pay attention to the checkered style. Multi-colored squares on the nails look interesting and bright.
The checkered pattern will appeal to those who like geometric designs
Source: Screenshot instagram.com/betina_goldstein
"Wavy" French jacket
Another way to diversify the usual French design is to move away from the frames and add waves instead of straight lines.
"Wavy" jacket can diversify a simple design
Source: instagram.com/nails_of_la
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