12 New Ways to Update Your Red Nail Polish
You all know that red nail polish is a classic and timeless pick, however, you can always find a new way to update your manicure, so here are some ideas to add a twist to your red nail polish.
Reinvent your red nail polish, by adding a shimmery top coat or applying colored nail polish tips as a twist on the regular French manicure. You can also try the negative space manicure or experiment with red polka dots. There's a lot to do!
Well, if you got bored of your plain red nail polish, then check out these 12 new ways to update your red nail polish.
You'll find everything you need to know to make your nails look pretty in our Nails section here.
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Zeina Tawfik You know that little girl in the movie from Despicable Me, IT'S SO FLUFFY; well this is Zeina Tawfik. She is as cute and adorable as the little girl in pink. Her fluffy pink pen with glitter resides next to her for the everyday note taking. You can hear her heels at the end of the hallway as she makes her way to the office door, walking in with a smile and the happiest Good morning! She is quite the risk-taker when it comes to her style, her sparkly leggings, leopard pants and colorful shoes. Zeina Tawfik is all about the mixing and matching! Walking by shops her eye wonders and you'd hear her excitement: Look at this, Oh this is very nice, Oh this would go great with what we saw at the last shop. Her love for Tiffany is also evident, as she is never seen without her Tiffany heart-shaped earrings and bracelet. Zeina's cravings include Coco-Cola, cupcakes and Starbucks Frappuccino. She loves tutus and hates coffee and tea. You can reach her on zeina@fustany.com.
