What manicure colors to avoid: age hands and make skin pale

The neck and hands are the main female "traitors" that can instantly give away age. And few cosmetic procedures can improve their condition as noticeably as the condition of the face.

At the same time, we often only aggravate the situation by choosing the wrong color of the coating. Kobieta magazine has named the colors that should be avoided in order not to spoil the image, for example, by making the skin of the hands too pale.

All cold shades

As we age, the blood vessels on our hands become more and more visible, sharply showing through the thin skin of our hands. And there is little that can emphasize them as much as cold manicure colors. It doesn't matter if it's a blue, green, purple, or blue shade, this coating will create the illusion of pale skin with visible blood vessels and wrinkles. Green will also give the skin an unhealthy grayish tint.

Yellow-brown range

Warm colors in manicure can emphasize several flaws at once - even the slightest dryness of hands and age spots that often appear with age. Shades of yellow, orange, and brown look original and bright in a manicure, but they also make the skin look dull and unhealthy. Therefore, it is better to refuse them.

Black color

Contrasting black nails look very impressive and attract attention. But at the same time, they will emphasize even the slightest wrinkles on the skin of the hands and make the overall appearance more coarse. By the way, it is the easiest way to choose an alternative to black - it can be replaced with a dark shade of red, plum, gray, or another color that harmonizes well with your skin tone.

A win-win alternative

Delicate nude manicure is timeless not only in terms of fashion. It will never cease to be trendy, will suit any look, and will always give your hands a well-groomed and youthful appearance.