A new beauty trend is popular on social media. It is called the 'green nail theory'. People believe green nails bring prosperity and good luck. This trend follows other nail colour theories.

If you’ve ever wished you could have longer nails, the Italian manicure is here to make your dreams into a reality. As much as we love the ever-classic French manicure, this competing European ...

A chrome manicure is one of those nail trends that never gets old. We'll gladly take a high-gloss, iridescent nail look anytime of the year. Aside from the inherent beauty of a shiny, glazed ...

Yet your nails still split, peel, and break with frustrating regularity. If you’re wondering why those Instagram-worthy talons remain elusive despite your best efforts, the answer might be ...

When it comes to manicure trends, Hailey Bieber never disappoints. Working with nail artist Zola Ganzorigt, Bieber has popularized trends like glazed-donut nails, butterscotch-toffee nails ...

It's all about garden tones. Taking a bold color and mixing it with a round nail shape is a solid way to achieve an eccentric feel. "This explosive pink continues to shine from the pink Barbie ...

Relax, refresh, and go green eco-friendly nails. A team of researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder's ATLAS Institute have created a new type of press-on nail that's biodegradable ...

And nail trends are taking notes. Enter: 3D nails, aka multidimensional textured designs that will (literally) make your manicure stand out. 3D nails can use acrylic, decals, charms, and appliques ...

I see both the ring and the nails as a duo. When it comes to the actual engagement day, in my opinion, you can’t have one without the other. I know it sounds a little shallow but as it happens ...

I ditched the salon years ago to do all of my manicures at home. While doing my nails is a relaxing part of my routine now, perfecting the process took years of trial ...

Falmouth police picked up nearly 500 nails on local streets overnight and are now trying to track down who is responsible for possibly positioning them on the streets and in residents' driveways.