Which nail bed colors are suitable for which skin type during construction?

Guests often ask for our help in choosing the nail bed extension color that best matches their skin tone. When choosing the right color, it is worth considering the base tone of the skin and choosing a cover color with the same tone: for warm, brownish skin, a warmer tone, for rosy skin, a cooler pink tone, for white skin, a lighter, slightly vivid shade. Fortunately, we can choose from several shades for each material group, let's take them one by one.

In the case of gel nails, Cover Peach Gel with a slightly peachy, warm tone is the perfect choice for warm skin types, and for those who prefer darker, more contrasting colors , Cover extra builder gel - Nail bed extension gel 50g , with a white French tip, will create a wonderful effect. The color of Cover Gel or Build&Fill Cover Gel Rouge looks very nice on rosy skin, and light, white skin is very nicely enlivened by the shade of Cool Protein Cover Gel Nude or the color of Build&Fill Cover Gel Blush.

When making porcelain nails, Peach Masque porcelain powder is a beautiful choice for warm-toned, brown skin. In the case of rosy skin, the delicate Nude shade of Pink Masque will create a wonderful harmony, while in the case of light skin, the cool pink shade of Cover Pink will bring color to the overall image.

When using Polyacryl Gel, the shade Prime Cover Nude or Acrylgel Cover Nude is a beautiful complementary color to brownish, warm skin. The slightly pink shade of Prime Cover Dark or Prime Cover Rose looks very nice on rosy skin, and the Acrylgel Cover shade makes light skin fresh.

In the case of all colors, it is worth remembering that we can do a lot with the application of the material to ensure that the color transition and the overall image are truly harmonious: if we completely thin the cover material in the area of ​​the lunula and transfer it to a glass-like translucent material (e.g. acrylgel Pink), then not only the overall picture will be perfect, but we can also make the undergrowth invisible.

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