“A glossy black nail has always been my go-to in the fall/winter,” says Colley. “It’s become like the new red.” Besides its versatility (you simply can’t go wrong with black), high-shine black polish works on all nail shapes and lengths, and is sophisticated and badass at the same time. And if you’re prone to chipping, inky shades are the way to go. A few nicks and scratches here and here looks effortlessly cool and just screams: “I am unbothered.”

A Touch of Metal

Metallics will take on a new softer edge during frostier months. According to Remark, “textured nail polish that has a little bit more oomph to it” – like gold leaf, metallic brushstrokes and intentionally placed glitters – will be favoured over a full-on chrome effect. Not so big on nail art? Colley suggests asking your manicurist for a powdered chrome mani. “It gives a really cool sheen to the nail, but you don’t get this blinged-out

Blue, But Make it Denim

Yes, icy-blue hues and iridescent manicures dominated this summer (and we will miss them dearly), but muted tones that pop are taking over. “This fall it’s a little bit more of a denim [blue],” predicts Remark. Colley agrees. “Greyer undertones of blue will be really big this fall/winter,” she says. This understated shade looks elegant without overshadowing the rest of your look. If you’re a stickler for vibrancy, Colley suggests pairing blue nails with warmer shades. “I love seeing blues paired with those earthy tones [like] burnt oranges and mustard yellows.” Extend your Canadian tuxedo to the tips of your fingernails with confidence.

Negative Space Nails

“Negative space will still continue [to trend] this fall/winter and be bigger than it was before” says Colley. Subtle graphic lines or a few dots on a natural nail goes a long way to make a statement with very little effort. The best part? After your manicure is well past its best-before date, this style of nail art can outlast a bit of growth and chipping. “A lot of it has to do with elongating time between manicures. Everything that we’re doing now is about convenience,” she says. Suffice to say this look is well-suited for 2020.

• Do you complain about your hair dryness, unhealthy and non-shimmering appearance? It is very easy to overcome these problems with a miraculous fruit. This fruit is none other than the coconut which is very popular among cosmetic products. The first step is to prepare coconut milk:
• Before shampoo:

If you complain about dry hair, apply the mixture you prepared with 6 tablespoons of coconut milk, 3 tablespoons of coconut oil and 1 tablespoon of honey on your hair. Wrap your hair with plastic wrap and wash after waiting 20-30 minutes. Your hair is now soft.

• We make shampoo:

You can wash your hair with the shampoo you make with 1 liter of coconut milk, 150 grams of pure olive oil soap, 1 tablespoon of vitamin E oil. You can bottle this organic shampoo and keep it in the refrigerator for 1 month.

• Conditioner:

Mix 2 tablespoons of coconut milk, 30 grams (about 2 tablespoons) of your favorite conditioner, 2 tablespoons of your favorite oil (lavender oil, etc.) and apply to your hair (avoid applying it to your scalp). Rinse, enjoy comfortable combed soft hair.

• Shiny hair all day:

Mix 4 tablespoons of water, 1 tablespoon of coconut milk, 1 tablespoon of coconut or Vitamin E oil and 10 drops of your favorite scent oil in an empty, small plastic spray can. You can get a shiny and well-groomed hair look by spraying this tiny potion that you carry in your bag, into your hair during the day.

• Dry scalp treatment:

Heat 120 grams (approximately 8 tablespoons) of coconut milk and massage it into your scalp. After waiting 30 minutes for your skin to absorb the milk, you can rinse.

• Against hair loss:

Mix 15 tablespoons of coconut milk, 7 tablespoons of yogurt, 2 tablespoons of camphor oil (you can find it in herbalists) in 1 bowl. Apply the mixture to problem areas, especially on your scalp, by massaging and leave for 1-2 hours. Dry your rinsed hair with warm water by wrapping it in a towel.

• To lighten tangled hair: If you find it difficult to comb your hair, apply some coconut milk and comb the tangled hair strands in your hands.
• Moisturizing hair mask: Crush 1 ripe avocado and mix it with 2 tablespoons of coconut or olive oil and 120 grams of coconut milk. Apply the mixture to your hair, wrap it with cling film and leave for 1 hour. Rinse your hair by washing it with shampoo.

“It’s my job to do a manicure at home!” and do you think you’ve mastered this business? You may be damaging your nails by doing many wrong actions to cut the cuticles, wrong nail files. Here are the most common 5 mistakes and truths in manicure…

1 – Do not cut your nails

• If you are trying to shape your nails more than necessary before starting the manicure, then you are on the wrong path. Because you usually make it impossible to shape by cutting your nails longer than you want. Begin the manicure by first filing your nails, if your nails are too long, cut them in half and continue to shape the rest by filing.

2 – Don’t cut your cuticles

• Do not cut your cuticles, push them inward. You don’t need a special product or tool for this! All you have to do is push back your cuticles while in the shower. It is very easy to do this as you soften your skin while in the shower.

3 – Back and forth rasping

• File your nails only in one direction. Your nails lose their shine and wear out with back and forth movements.

4 – Your nails should be completely clean

• Your nails should be clean before starting a manicure. You shouldn’t have any cream residue on your nail tops. The oily cream layer on your nail may cause difficulties while applying your nail polish. To eliminate this problem, drop a small amount of nail polish remover on a handkerchief and run over your nails.

5 – Don’t forget your nail tips!

• While we are doing your own manicure at home, we forget the details before our eyes. The simplest example is not applying enough nail polish and preservatives to your nail tip. After applying your nail polish, check your nail tips by lifting your finger in the air. After applying your nail polish, apply a layer of nail polish protector, then do not forget to go over your nail tips with the tip of the brush. If you skip this step, the permanence of your nail polish will be less and your manicure will deteriorate in a shorter time.