Eternal classic: 5 nail polish colors every woman should have

We decided to make it easy for you – here is a list of bubbles that every woman needs – these colors have stood the test of time: the years pass, and they are still and always among the trends.

It can be trendy or old-fashioned, but you will always notice it everywhere – in magazines, on your girlfriends’ nails or on advertising posters. Fuchsia, old rose, silver peony, classic pale pink – there is always a color that suits you.

Where to wear: pale pink is the workhorse of the nail wardrobe. It is ideal for every day and will suit any event – from meeting friends to reuniting parents.

In ancient Egyptian times, anyone could paint their fingernails, but only aristocrats were allowed to wear red fingernails. Red is always the epitome of timeless sophistication, and true red lacquer – not cold blues or warm yellows – is always reliable.

Where to wear: red is considered the color of strength – use it if you want to feel confident and calm, whether it’s a job interview or a first date.

Sometimes we want the nails to not draw too much attention to themselves, but at the same time look neat. In this case, the best choice is a nude varnish, thanks to which all the nails will become beautiful, smooth and shiny.

Where to wear: And again, anywhere – from meeting conservative parents to wild parties to create contrast with a bold outfit or eye-catching makeup.

Every summer there comes a time when you want to add a special color to your life – vivid in its purity, radiant, strong and impressive. Choose the one you like and suitable for your color type and add it to your collection!

Where to wear: at the beach, at the pool or whenever you need an extra dose of optimism and positivity.

Pastel colors are reminiscent of spring, but look great in winter and on tanned skin in the summer sun. Pastel varnish makes hands feminine, and is also an excellent base for nail art.

When to wear: when you’re tired of nudes, or when you want to make awesome photos for social media (shadow! polka dots! stripes!).

Do you think that five varnishes is too little? Let’s not argue – the bigger the collection, the better! However, do not forget the three rules that each “exhibition” must respect.