Bright lime green
Do you want a color that screams sunshine and good weather? Lime green is your answer. Neon colors pop against the tan and look great in Christmas photos. In particular, Green suits cooler and warmer skin tones and should be a part of your summer nail polish wardrobe.
If you're not a fan of greens, strong turquoise, deep blue, or even bright coral are summery hues with the same neon spirit.
Coral Orange Cake
This color reminds you of sorbet ice cream and is definitely worth a try in summer. Or spring, or when you want to look at your nails and smile.
Metallic gold or silver
If you don't like the idea of wearing jewelry by the pool or on the beach, let your nails take their place. A shiny metallic gold works great for warm and tanned skin, while paler or cooler complexions will look great with a silver or chrome manicure.
White nail polish
If there is a time to wear white manicure, it is summer. But if white is too much for you, you can also combine it with other summery shades like neon green or coral that we mentioned before. Get yourself a nail stamping kit and white stamping polish and enjoy effortless nail art.
Smoky grey
A smoky grey or brown is appropriate for both summer and the office. If the only beach you'll see this summer is on TV, give the season a nod with your choice of nail color. Choose a color that reads like a nude with your skin color, and your fingertips will look longer and more elegant. If you're feeling more adventurous, you can't go wrong with a sparkly and accent nail
If you're a fan of gel manicures or prefer to change the color of your fingertips regularly, summer calls for brighter and sharper colors than any other season. Leave the pastel hues of spring behind and embrace nude colors and lighter shades.
Keep your nails short.
Long nails are irresistible if you're a nervous nail bitter, and until you've kicked this particular habit, you'd bettcoloursp them short and neat. But short doesn't mean "super short" either. Give your nails some love and use a nail file to avoid hard edges and keep them neat.
Use anti-bite products
There are times when you don't even realize that you are biting your nails. Perhaps you are distracted or stressed, and before you know it, you have bitten your fingernails. Some products are specifically designed to prevent you from biting your nails. And we are not talking here!
They look and feel like nail polish and are usually applied to be fingernails very another day. Many have ingredients that strengthen and thicken your nails to help them look their best. But that's not why they work ...
They work knowing disgusting. Bitter and absolutely disgusting. There's no way you can ignore that, and it makes absentminded nail-biting that much less satisfying.
Treat yourself to a manicure at home.
If every time you look at your nails, you see a manicure worthy of a salon, you will think twice before nibbling them and destroying all your hard work. It doesn't even need to be colorful or attention-grabbing! A nude manicure or French tips look the same as your nails but better, and both styles are 100% compatible with the most conservative work environments.
If you are not convinced about regular nail polish, consider purchasing a set of gel or acrylic nails from a salon. Acrylic and gel nails are solid and difficult to bite down on. The only problem you may encounter is that you may end up replacing nail-biting with removing acrylics and peeling them off your nails. This is not good and can really damage your nail.
If you are biting your nails due to stress or nervousness, the best way to stop nail biting is to eliminate those stressors. However, easier said than done! In the meantime, the strategies in this article should help you control the habit and reduce nail-bitingly or even eliminate it.
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