What's Next After Korean Nails? A Look at the Trending Designs of Chinese Nail Art

Attention to Chinese Nail Art♡

In recent years, Korean-style nails have been trending.

Using pop parts (like smiley faces!), larger rhinestones, or nude colors.

Nail art that feels "Korean" has already become a staple when choosing nail art.

And♡

As a nail enthusiast, I've recently started to pay attention to Chinese-style nail art.

Just like Korean photo weddings, hair and makeup, and interiors have been in fashion for a while,

I've been seeing a lot of Hong Kong and Chinese makeup, fashion, and weddings on social media lately, and they have a different kind of glamor than Korea or Japan, which is really cute.

Terms like "Chai-borg" and "Wang-hong" have also become quite mainstream.

(Whether "Chai-borg" is a good term is a bit of a mystery...)

Examples of Chinese-style nails.

I feel that these types of nails give off a Chinese vibe.

✅ A milky translucent base combined with gold.

✅ Long, pointed nail shapes combined with simple designs.

✅ Small butterfly parts.

✅ Art that creates lines with rhinestones. (Using square stones instead of round ones is key to making it look like jewelry.)

Different colors or straight lines can also be cute.

✅ Encircled French tips with square stones at the tips. The colors are a brown base with gold glitter.

✅ Ballerina nail shape with white skinny French tips.

Like a beautiful Chinese model...!

Here are the points I think define "Chinese nail art."

Did the image come across somehow...?

I feel that Chinese nail art has a strong "beauty" element.

The main combination is glossy nude colors and sparkles.

It would also be suitable for special occasions like bridal nails.＊

By the way, I also had a Chinese-inspired nail design the other day!

I drew thin champagne gold lines with a mirror nail and placed slightly thicker rhinestones on four nails on each hand. It was simple, sparkly, and my favorite.

I think I'll repeat this kind of Chinese-style nail again♡

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When booking a salon, you often don't know the skill level of the staff who will be treating you on the day, which can lead to disappointment...

With Naily, you can directly request nail artists who are good at and can do cute Chinese nails, so it's reassuring. You can also set your area and budget, making it convenient.♡

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