How to find the best nail shape for your fingers

Despite the fact that you have more types of nails than you can't rely on your hands, there are some of our loved ones for your reading here.

Nature

As they want, natural nails grow straight, flare or slightly uneven. The method that nature wanted. Elliptical

The elliptical is a long, medium and soft semicircle with a straight side. You don't always need long nails to deal with this, but you'll be on a long way to the tip of your fingers with a few millimeters. Another low-maintenance style that works for both long and short nails, it features straight-filed sides and straight-filed free edges. Square nail shapes are known to make nails appear wider, so use them wisely. Almond Also known as our favorite shape because it looks good on everyone, the almond shape is achieved by having a wide base and filing the sides into a cone-shaped apex at the free end. Square Round

The square round nail or soft square is just that; a square shaped nail with softened corners. This is a great low-maintenance shape for growing your nails and can be achieved by straight-filing the sides and straight-filing the top of your nail before gently softening the corners. Squoval

Imagine a rectangle with soft corners. Nice. The Squoval is an expression of elegance with a flattened oval shape, first sanded directly on the free edge and then smoothed around the corner with a single stroke. Coffin Also known as the ballerina, the coffin shape is the perfect combination of edgy and feminine. You can achieve this look by filing your nails into a flat-tipped cone shape. WARNING: You will need a long, strong nail to remove the coffin shape.

Stylus

The dramatic stylus shape helps you file your nail down to a razor-sharp tip. While this is usually achieved with acrylics, you can achieve this look with durable natural nails. Take your nail art to the next level with the help of our Ultimate Nail Rescue Kit.