White toenail polish on a black chick

[shotsup 832]

Not a good look.

HTHs

[BunnysBastatrds 1,913]

That's subjective.

[IGotWorms 3,310]

Would: http://www.glamour.com/images/beauty/2013/04/beyonce-white-nail-polish-square-w352.jpg

[NorthernVike 2,080]

Would: http://www.glamour.com/images/beauty/2013/04/beyonce-white-nail-polish-square-w352.jpg

 

Here's a first....

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[shotsup 832]

Would: http://www.glamour.com/images/beauty/2013/04/beyonce-white-nail-polish-square-w352.jpg

I don't look at her as black. Just hot.

[Voltaire 4,556]

Would: http://www.glamour.com/images/beauty/2013/04/beyonce-white-nail-polish-square-w352.jpg

Granted this look works for her, but it doesn't help me make up my mind on if the OP is correct since I'm not seeing any white toenails just white fingernails.

[JTB 52]

Granted this look works for her, but it doesn't help me make up my mind on if the OP is correct since I'm not seeing any white toenails just white fingernails.

Yep, this.

[shotsup 832]

Granted this look works for her, but it doesn't help me make up my mind on if the OP is correct since I'm not seeing any white toenails just white fingernails.

This

[mobb_deep 917]

Black toenail polish on a white chick.

[OldMaid 1,838]

Black toenail polish on a white chick.

That's actually a thing right now.

[mobb_deep 917]

That's actually a thing right now.

Was it not a thing earlier today?

[OldMaid 1,838]

Was it not a thing earlier today?

 

It's been a thing for awhile, I guess.

[Artista 460]

I remember when nail polish only came in shades of red/pinks, just like lipstick. Of course now every color is available for nail polish and when it first came out, many of us were like wtf. Now it's the norm. I think everything is a norm now days but it's fun to look back at the way things were.

[mobb_deep 917]

I remember when nail polish only came in shades of red/pinks, just like lipstick. Of course now every color is available for nail polish and when it first came out, many of us were like wtf. Now it's the norm. I think everything is a norm now days but it's fun to look back at the way things were.

I remember when only girls wore nail polish, and guys only grew their nails out to more easily snort cocaine. Those were the days.

[shotsup 832]

OK that said what's the deal with broads painting 4 nails one color and the fifth a different color. WTF and why is that a "thing"

[DankNuggs 305]

 

It's been a thing for awhile, I guess.

For goth and ugly chicks...

[OldMaid 1,838]

For goth and ugly chicks...

You must live in BFE.

[naomi 343]

OK that said what's the deal with broads painting 4 nails one color and the fifth a different color. WTF and why is that a "thing"

 

The odd finger out is the ring finger. It's to have an accent color or design. That particular look is fading out but nail polish and nail art in general is still huge.

 

Skyrocketing popularity of nail polish is thought to have to do with the recession (originally)...more affordable beauty splurge so women started having fun with it.

[shotsup 832]

 

The odd finger out is the ring finger. It's to have an accent color or design. That particular look is fading out but nail polish and nail art in general is still huge.

 

Skyrocketing popularity of nail polish is thought to have to do with the recession (originally)...more affordable beauty splurge so women started having fun with it.

Never noticed which was the odd finger out. Is it a married or single thing ? Or is everyone doing it.

 

Or like a male right earring vs left earring ?

[Voltaire 4,556]

Never noticed which was the odd finger out. Is it a married or single thing ? Or is everyone doing it.

 

Or like a male right earring vs left earring ?

Yeah, one ear means you're gay. The other ear means you want people who don't know which ear is which to think you're gay.

[Artista 460]

Nail art has a facebook page. I've seen worse color combos and designs than what's on that page. Do a google. I'm sure something will make you go

[shotsup 832]

Yeah, one ear means you're gay. The other ear means you want people who don't know which ear is which to think you're gay.

What about the bandanna hanging out of your back pocket. What does that signify oh ghey guru ??

[OldMaid 1,838]

What about the bandanna hanging out of your back pocket. What does that signify oh ghey guru ??

You're Bruce Springsteen.

 

edit: Oops! I always thought that was a bandana.

[naomi 343]

Never noticed which was the odd finger out. Is it a married or single thing ? Or is everyone doing it.

 

Or like a male right earring vs left earring ?

 

Everyone

[Voltaire 4,556]

What about the bandanna hanging out of your back pocket. What does that signify oh ghey guru ??

Gang affiliation.

[shotsup 832]

Gang affiliation.

 

Maybe in Detroit or Los Angelos

[jerryskids 5,192]

 

The odd finger out is the ring finger. It's to have an accent color or design. That particular look is fading out but nail polish and nail art in general is still huge.

 

Skyrocketing popularity of nail polish is thought to have to do with the recession (originally)...more affordable beauty splurge so women started having fun with it.

Interesting. My daughters just got a manicure (grammy birfday gifts) and they both got the odd finger look. They are sleeping now so I can't check but I think it was the ring finger. Theirs is a subtle difference in each case, I wonder if that is typical.

 

My younger daughter (13 next week) loves the nail polish. For Christmas we got her a UV light thingy to do "gel" nails, and she uses that thing all of the time. My other daughter and wife use it as well. That UV light ended up being a hella good investment (vs. paying salon prices every time).

[naomi 343]

Interesting. My daughters just got a manicure (grammy birfday gifts) and they both got the odd finger look. They are sleeping now so I can't check but I think it was the ring finger. Theirs is a subtle difference in each case, I wonder if that is typical.

 

My younger daughter (13 next week) loves the nail polish. For Christmas we got her a UV light thingy to do "gel" nails, and she uses that thing all of the time. My other daughter and wife use it as well. That UV light ended up being a hella good investment (vs. paying salon prices every time).

 

Accent nails on Pinterest

 

Subtle difference is a versatile and less potentially tacky/kitsch way of doing it...although some of the high contrast looks can be pretty.

 

My SIL got a UV gel system for Christmas and is still using it all the time too.