The modernization of nail design

The modernization of nail design started in the early 19 th century. Wooden sticks orange developed in Europe from the process. Modern manicure began with the invention in 1830. The popularity of creating business opportunities and beauty began to appear in the U.S. by the 19th century.

After the creation of the car and most importantly the mass production of them, a new series of paintings entered the market on the demand for car enthusiasts giving new life to nail art. One of the first in the design of Poplar was what is known as the "moon manicure." This nail art design that involved painting the center of the nail, leaving the nail moon unpainted.















The next revolution came of it Revson brothers, with his invention of a new type of nail polish and his creation of the company Revlon. The third partner in the business of Charles Lachman was an inspiration for the "L" in the middle of the name of the company. Using pigments instead of change the industry dramatically. This allowed the new colors and designs to adapt quickly. The instant success of the industry leader Revlon in 1940 and it was clear that the art of nail had come to stay.

As time passed, nail art became a symbol for communication between subcultures. Goths, for example, began to sport black nail polish, like rock stars and punk.

Since then, nail art has become more creative and artistic. Many trends have occurred, as the addition of symbols and crystals, air brush, acrylic nail enhancements and gel. Nail art has been integrated into the world of fashion and now looked like an accessory for any look.

The latest in nail fashion? Nail wraps, as the range metal nails. These coats are preprinted designs with a digital printer, allowing complex patterns and reflective metallic finishes that are not possible through traditional methods. Apply to the activation of heat and allow to finish designs in a fraction of the time.