Matte finishes, moon manicures, metallics, and nudes made up an exciting nail scene at New York Fashion Week, which took place September 10-17. This gallery is an expanded version of the article in the February 2010 issue of NAILS Magazine.
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As fashion designers experiment with different textures on the runway, nail polish manufacturers keep up with an array of stylish nail polish finish offerings — from the traditional cream to the edgy suede. One nail tech shares her expertise to help you sort through all of the jargon and match the appropriate client to the appropriate finish.
Barielle’s Matte-inée Matte Finish top coat is for both men and women, and leaves a nice matte finish, dulling the luster of high-shine polishes.
Glamour beauty columnist tells readers to consider getting "fakes" if long nails keep breaking.
Glamour encourages readers to try sparkly polish, especially with chunky glitter or gold specks built in.
Matching nails to the outfit? The Cosmopolitan fashion team works with manicurists to achieve the desired look.
Self magazine's editors tested Barielle's 60 Second Mani-Pedi scrub, which uses sea salt to polish rough cutibles and calluses, to see if it could beat the clock.
Glamour columnist Andrea Pomerantz Lustig tells readers to try an ombre manicure, where colors change from nail to nail.
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