Nail Art Design
What's Nail Art Design APK?
Nail Art Design is a app for Android, It's developed by agastudio author.
First released on google play in 6 years ago and latest version released in 6 years ago.
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This product is an app in Lifestyle category. More infomartion of Nail Art Design on google play
For women, beauty is not only on the face, hair, and body but also a small part like the nail. Many of them consider that the nail is one part of the body that can also attract attention. So no
wonder these women decorate their nails by applying colorful nail polish and combined with other decorative decorations to complement the appearance or so-called nail art.
But actually, the art of decorating this nail has been around since time immemorial. Nail art was first used by men who colored their nails with black eyelids (kohl) in ancient Babylonian times. At that time, the color of the black nails indicates a higher social status or caste of a person and the color of the green nail indicates a lower caste.
In the year 5000 to 3000 BC, women in ancient Egypt also used nail art to show their social status. They decorate their nails by using extracts from the henna plant (henna). For example, Ratu Nefertiti who is Pharaoh's wife used red to decorate her toenails and hands, while Cleopatra used nail polish with gold. In those days, women were not allowed to use the same colored nail polish with the Queen.
Just as in Egypt, the nail color of the Ming dynasty in China also represented social status. In these days, nail polish is created from a mixture of wax, gelatin, egg white, vegetable dye, and chewing gum. While in the Zhou dynasty, the nobles liked to wear gold and silver nail polish, but then they turned it into black and red to show the caste.
The use of nail polish began to change over time. In the 18th century, nail polish was no longer used by nobles or people of high social standing. This modernization began in Europe since 1830 and continues to undergo the process so that the popularity of nail polish is increasingly crawling. In America, many have become the fame of this nail polish as an opportunity to do beauty salon business in the late 19th century.
Now nail polish can be used by everyone and has become one part of the fashion world. One of the best known up to now is the French manicure, the nail art that was originally introduced during a fashion week in Paris in 1976 by Jeff Pink, founder of the ORLY cosmetics company. He seemed to want to make the nails of the women look very beautiful but still practical in making it.
In 1994, nail polish was popular with women after actress Uma Thurman was a stunning performer by wearing dark red nail polish from Chanel brand in Pulp Fiction film. The fame of new nail decorating art enters its heyday in 2011. This is due to the success of the fashion industry in the fashion world event.
Features
- Can be used without network (offline)
- Lightweight App
- Fast picture load
- Share images with your friends
- Super quick customization with clicks.
- Support and optimized for all screen and device resolutions, including tablets.
- And many more.
Our app is free, fast and offers the best collection of popular, free and high resolution.
What are you waiting for? Get your cool pictures on your Android mobile device now, for free! You can use this image as a reference for your knowledge.
But actually, the art of decorating this nail has been around since time immemorial. Nail art was first used by men who colored their nails with black eyelids (kohl) in ancient Babylonian times. At that time, the color of the black nails indicates a higher social status or caste of a person and the color of the green nail indicates a lower caste.
In the year 5000 to 3000 BC, women in ancient Egypt also used nail art to show their social status. They decorate their nails by using extracts from the henna plant (henna). For example, Ratu Nefertiti who is Pharaoh's wife used red to decorate her toenails and hands, while Cleopatra used nail polish with gold. In those days, women were not allowed to use the same colored nail polish with the Queen.
Just as in Egypt, the nail color of the Ming dynasty in China also represented social status. In these days, nail polish is created from a mixture of wax, gelatin, egg white, vegetable dye, and chewing gum. While in the Zhou dynasty, the nobles liked to wear gold and silver nail polish, but then they turned it into black and red to show the caste.
The use of nail polish began to change over time. In the 18th century, nail polish was no longer used by nobles or people of high social standing. This modernization began in Europe since 1830 and continues to undergo the process so that the popularity of nail polish is increasingly crawling. In America, many have become the fame of this nail polish as an opportunity to do beauty salon business in the late 19th century.
Now nail polish can be used by everyone and has become one part of the fashion world. One of the best known up to now is the French manicure, the nail art that was originally introduced during a fashion week in Paris in 1976 by Jeff Pink, founder of the ORLY cosmetics company. He seemed to want to make the nails of the women look very beautiful but still practical in making it.
In 1994, nail polish was popular with women after actress Uma Thurman was a stunning performer by wearing dark red nail polish from Chanel brand in Pulp Fiction film. The fame of new nail decorating art enters its heyday in 2011. This is due to the success of the fashion industry in the fashion world event.
Features
- Can be used without network (offline)
- Lightweight App
- Fast picture load
- Share images with your friends
- Super quick customization with clicks.
- Support and optimized for all screen and device resolutions, including tablets.
- And many more.
Our app is free, fast and offers the best collection of popular, free and high resolution.
What are you waiting for? Get your cool pictures on your Android mobile device now, for free! You can use this image as a reference for your knowledge.
