As for the history of nail art, in the west, the earliest ancient Egyptians were the first to rub their nails with antelope fur to make them shiny, and then smear them with spatula juice to give them a charming bright red color. In an archaeological someone ever found a makeup box in the tomb of Cleopatra, the box is recorded inside: daub “virgin nail polish”, for the use of the western paradise. The British royal family also had the tradition of keeping nails. Keeping white nails was beautiful and also meant that they did not have to work, which was a symbol of status and power. A pair of ornate, slender nails is more likely to belong to the upper class. The above is the history and development of manicure in ancient times. In fact, the earliest nail art may have appeared in religious activities, where people stained their fingers and bodies with various patterns to ask for blessings and remove evil.
By modern times, in the late Victorian period of 1900, there were fashionable women synonymous with the modern “flapper.” They began to use coloring creams and varnishes to create soft, glossy nails. Driven by the aesthetic at that time, cosmetic brands began to systematically develop this dye as a product, and then put it into bottles for sale. In 1920, just a year or two after car painting began to mature, Revlon was inspired to create the first modern bottle of nail polish. In the same way that it took a few days for a car’s headlight to dry out the old-fashioned way, it took much of the day for a pair of hands to cure before nail polish was discovered. “Spray-painted” nail polish encouraged more women to try their nails, and aristocrats didn’t have a monopoly on such perks.
As can be seen from the history of nail art, the status of women is also getting higher and higher as time goes on. From the ancient imprisonment of women as a symbol of “maiden armour”, it has now become a symbol of enjoyment for women in the civilianization. This reflects that the status of contemporary women no longer depends on the care of men, and they begin to re-recognize the embodiment of self-value. Nowadays, girls pay more and more attention to nail art. On the one hand, influenced by the overall environment and economy, women are more independent economically and like to enjoy quality life, so they will consume fixed things of beauty. Although nail art seems casual, it can add the charm of girls’ external image. Secondly, nail art itself, nail art can not only bring beauty to girls’ fingers, but also make women more fashionable. Exquisite and beautiful is what girls have been pursuing. Every fashionable girl will not ignore the place that can become beautiful on her body. Be nice to yourself, and that starts with your nails.
Yaqin Sanding Bands Are Used to Remove Nail Polish. the Brown Sanding Bands Adopts Domestic High-quality Raw Materials, the Black and White Sanding Bands Adopts Raw Materials Imported from Japan, and the Green Sanding Bands Adopts Raw Materials Imported from the United States. It is Shaped Like a Round Tube with a Hollow in the Middle. It Has a Purple Core, No Industrial Glue, and Resin Bonding Technology. Resin-bonded Sanding Bands Ensure That the Product is Non-toxic and Environmentally Friendly. the Glue is Evenly Distributed. No Excess Glue Spilled. No Opening. the Incision is Smooth and Free of Burrs. Easy to Sand the Edges of the Nails, Easy to Handle the Surface Work of the Nails.
Yaqin Manicure Sanding Bands Features
1. High-quality Imported Abrasive Cloth Material, High Grinding Efficiency and Wear-resistant.
2. High Stability and No Blockage.
3. Universal Size, Easy to Install and Remove.
4. the Defective Rate is Less Than 1%.
5. One-time Use is Recommended.
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Post time: May-07-2022