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BEAUTY JAPAN

Japanese Girls Nail Art

November 13, 2020


 

Japanese Girls Nail Art ~ 日本の女の子のネイルアート

Hi Beautiful!

How are You?

Japanese Girls Nail Art

One thing I was so amazed by when I came to Tokyo, Japan was all the pretty nails that Japanese women had. They were all in such a beautiful shape, cleaned and painted in nude and pale pink colors. Some had also beautiful decorations on their nails. For example with pearls, gold, and faded colors from nude to a pinkish color.

Japanese Girls Nail Art

I always loved watching the Japanese girls’ nails when I was sitting in the train in Tokyo. It was so rare for me to see all the beautiful decorated nails. In the country where I’m grown up (Denmark), we (my girlfriends and I) seldom paid much attention to our nails. Sometimes we painted our nails. However, it was only for special occasions, like weddings.

Actually, I really love it. I think it is so pretty when girls/women take care of their nails. Cut them in a beautiful shape, clean them and add a neutral color on top of the nail.

How’s your relationship with your nails? Do you also care for them as much as the Japanese girls do?

Nail Salon At Home

Last week I decided to invest in at little nail kit for home. You can see it, if your click on the following link Manicure Set. It was very easy to use, and my nails became so pretty, and smooth. I can highly recommend it.

Nail art is a very big industry in Japan. My husband’s friend’s wife is a nail artisan, and she runs a nail salon in Tokyo, Ginza. Before we left Tokyo, 2 years ago, she won gold medal in a gel nail competition. I wished to visit her nail salon, but unfortunately I couldn’t make before I left Japan. Perhaps, on my next trip to Tokyo!

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Top post picture is created by Nail Jam Japan

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For example becomes かぞく(kazoku) ごかぞく(gokazoku) when you are taking about someone else’s family.

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Happy February Beautiful Souls! 💕 Sashiko Thread 💗 The sashiko thread is different from many embroidery threads. 🍒 It is made by twisting several thin cotton threads together, and has a looser twist, and 🍒 made from long and stable cotton meaning that it is very hard wearing and strong. The thickness of the Sashiko thread varies. Thick threads give a soft and rustic feel while thin threads give a delicate and beautiful finish. Vegetable-dyed treads are popular for their gentle colours. Find your favourite yarn by comparing them. In the picture you will find some of my favourite Sashiko threads. To the most left: @sashikostory color #013 - thick and lovely thread In the middle: @hobbyra_hobbyre color #116 - medium thick, the one I use the most. To the right side: @ajisaidrop thin and delicate. With sashiko love, Jeanette . . #刺し子 #刺し子糸 #sashikostitching #sashikoembroidery #sashikomending #visiblemending #japanesecraft #handsewing #sashikotråd #sashikothread #slowfashion #fashionaccessories
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